X: 0
T: Klezmer Reel Medley 2
P: Bb instruments
K: G


X: 1
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
P: Jamie Allen  (Jimmy Allen)  (Reel of Tullochgoram)
Z: John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: Jamie Allen was a Northumbrian small-pipes player.
K: A
 A/B/ \
| "A"cA AB | "Fm"c2 AB/c/ | "Bm"dB Bc | "E7"d2 cB \
| "A"Aa "D"af | "A"e2 c>d | "E7"ee d/c/B | "A"A3 :|
|: c/B/ \
| "A"Aa a>g | "Fm"fe dc | "Bm"Bb b>a | "E7"ge fg \
| "D"a>b af | "A"e2 c>d | "E7"ee d/c/B | "A"A3 :|


X: 2
P: Bulgar: Henry Weinstein's
C: Henry Weinstein (Kammen 9 #19)
B: Kammen 9 #19
Z: John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
R: Bulgar
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Em
|: EGB \
|| "Em"e^d eB- | B^A B2 | GF GE- | EE FG | "Am"A3 G | "B7"B/^A/G G/F/E | "Em"^A/=c/ B3- | BE GB |
|| "Em"e^d eB- | B^A B2 | GF GE- | EE FG | "Am"A3 G | "B7"B/^A/G G/F/E | "Em"E4-        | E :|
|: "D7"d[e=c][f_c] \
|| "G"[gB][dB] [gB][bd]- | [bd][gB] [b2d] | [d'b][bg] [d'b][bg]- | [b4g] \
| "D7"[a3f] [bg] | [c'a][d'/b][c'/a] [bg][af] | "G"[^af] [b3g]- | [bg]d "D7"[e=c][f_c] |
|| "G"[gB][dB] [gB][bd]- | [bd][gB] [b2d] | [d'b][bg] [d'b][bg]- | [b4g] \
|  "D7"[d'3b] [bg] | [d'/b][c'/a][bg] [c'/a/][b/g/][af] | "G"[g4g]- | g :|
|: G"B7"F^D \
|| "Em"E4- | E[F^D] [GE][AF] | [B4G]- | [BG]G FE | "B7"^D2 F2 | c3 ^A | "Em"B3 ^A | B/^A/G G/F/E |
|| "Em"E4- | E[F^D] "E7"[GE][^G=D] | "Am"[A4C] | [c2E] z2 | "Em"BE FG | "B7"B/^A/G G/F/E | "Em"E4- | E :|



X: 3
P: Redwing   [A]  (Union Maid)
R: polka
Z: 1999 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: Forms of this tune are found throughout the British Isles and
N: Scandinavia, and many sets of words have been written to it.
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: A
E \
|: "A"A>E Ac | e3 c | "D"df af | "A"e3 c \
|  "Bm"dd/c/ "E7"Bd | "A"cc/B/ "F#m"Ac |1 "B7"BA GA | "E7"BG FE :|2 "B7"BA "E7"GB | "A"A2 ||
ag \
|: "D"f2 d2 | fa gf | "A"e2 c2- | ce fe \
| "E7"e2 B2- |1 Be fe | "A"e2 c2- | ca g=g :|2 Bd cB | "A"A4- | A2 z2 |]


X: 4
P: Redwing   [Am]  (Union Maid)
R: polka
Z: John Chambers <jc@trillian.mit.edu>
N: This minor "Russian" form works quite well.
N: Forms of this tune are found throughout the British Isles and
N: Scandinavia, and many sets of words have been written to it.
M: 2/4
L: 1/8
K: Am
E \
|: "Am"A>E Ac | e3 c | "Dm"df af | "Am"e3 c \
|  "E7"dd/c/ Bd | "Am"cc/B/ Ac |1 "B7"BA ^GA | "E7"B^G FE :|2 "E7"BA ^GB | "Am"A2 ||
ag \
|: "Dm"f2 d2 | fa gf | "Am"e2 c2- | ce fe \
| "E7"d2 B2- |1 Be fe | "Am"e2 c2- | ca ^g=g :|2 Bd cB | "Am"A4- | A2 z2 |]