Annotation:Túirín Garbh (An)
X:218 T:Tureengarbh Jig, The S:Padraig O'Keeffe F:file ID: cre.5/218tureen B:CRE5.044 (TúirÃn Garbh) N:Pronounced 'too-reen-GARV' Q:160 M:6/8 R:jig K:G E|DEF GAB|dcB d2d|eBA B2A|GAG E2D| DEF GAB|dcB d2e|dBA B2A|AGF G2:| A|Bdd Bee|Bdd d2e|dBG B2A|GAG E2D| DEF GAB|dcB d2e|dBA B2A|AGF G2:| P:Source version (too high) K:D B|ABc def|agf a2a|bfe f2e|ded B2A| ABc def|agf a2b|afe f2e|edc d2:| e|faa fbb|faa a2b|afd f2e|ded B2A| ABc def|agf a2b|afe f2e|edc d2:|
TÚIRÍN GARBH, AN. Irish, Jig (6/8 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AABB. The title is a placename in the Sliabh Luachra region of Kerry, Anglicised as Tureengarbh. Jackie Small (CRÉ V) notes the tune was played by famed Kerry fiddler and teacher Pádraig O’Keeffe. Small also identifies the tune as “related to one that nowadays is usually called ‘Joe Cooley's Jig (2)’. Joe Cooley called that jig ‘Bohala Jig (The)’, and it is called ‘Cruach Mhártain’ in west Kerry.”
