X:32
T:Sarsfield's Lamentation
M:3/4
L:1/8
S:The Hibernian Muse, London 1787
R:Air
K:F
"Andante sostenuto"Ac|d2 d2 cA|f2 f2 e>d|c>d c>A G>A|F2 G2 A/2G/2F
D2 de c>A|f>g gf/2g/2 a2|F3 G Ac|G4:|
|:AB|d2 d2 c>A|f2 f3 E/2F/2|g2 g3 f/2g/2|a2 ba ge|
d>e d>c d/2c/2A|f2 g/2f/2g a2|F>E F>f d/2c/2A|G4:||
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% This lamentation derives its importance from the historical prominence
% of General Sarsfield as the Irish Commander at the Siege of Limeriick.
% That circumstance obviously accounts for its being confounded in later
% times with "Limerick's Lamentation". This composition bears no
% resemblance except in name to the "Lament for Sarsfield" No. 433 in
% O'Neill's Music of  Ireland, Chicago, 1903.