X:0
T:Haddington Assembly
T:8x32J3
C:Jean Henderson
B:
K:


X: 1
P: The South Bridge of Edinburgh  (The Haddington Assembly)
R:jig
N:Johnson (1984) states the tune was composed by an anonymous fiddler undoubtedly
N:in the autumn of 1787, to celebrate the opening of Edinburgh's South Bridge.
N:The alternate title was a renaming of the piece by Nathaniel Gow, who dedicated
N:it to a patron hunting or dancing organization.
B:Sharpe MS, p.223
B:Johnson "Scottish Fiddle Music in the 18th Century" 1984 #86 p.229
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:G
   B/c/ \
| "G"dBG G2B | "G"dBG "(D7)"A2B | "Am"ecA ABA | "D"f3 "C"g2e \
| "G"dBG G2 B | "D7"AFD D2c | "G"BdB "D7"cAF | "G"G3-G2 :|
|: d \
| "Em"g2 a bge | "D"f2 g afd | "C"ege "G"dBG | "A7"ABG "D"FED \
| "G"GBG "D7"A2 c | "G"BdB "C"c2 e | "G"dcB "D"AGF | "G"G3-G2 :|


X: 2
P: the Church of Dromore
O: O'Neill's #270
N: "Moderate"
N: "Collected by F.O'Neill"
Z: 1997 by John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: Ador
G \
| "Am"EAA ABc | "G"BAB G2A | Bee dBG | BAB GED \
| "Am"EAA ABc | "G"BAB G2A | Bee dBG | "Am"BAA A2 :|
|: d \
| "C"gfg "G"edB | "Am"BAA A2d | "C"gfg edc | "G"BAB GED \
| "Am"EAA ABc | "G"BAB G2A | Bee dBG | "Am"BAA A2 :|


X: 3
P: Lassies of Dunse
R: jig
Z: 1997 by John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: Hardie #292
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: D
   f/g/ \
| "D"afd "A7"ecA | "D"d2A A2=c | "G"BGB "D"AGF | "Em"E3-y "A7"E2f/g/ \
| "D"afd "A7"ecA | "D"d2A A2G | "G"FDF "A7"ECE | "D"D3- D2 :|
|: F/G/ \
| "D"AFA "G"BGB | "D"AFA d2A | "G"BGB "D"AGF | "Em"E3-y "A7"E2f/g/ \
| "D"afa "A7"geg | "Bm"fdf "A7"ecA | "G"BdB "A7"cec | "D"d3- d2 :|


X: 4
P: Hills of Glen Orchy
C: Trad.
M: 6/8
Z: John Chambers 2003-11-25
K: EDor
L: 1/8
d/c/ \
| "Em"B2{G}E EFE | BAB d2B | "D"A2{F}D DED |  A2{F}D FAd \
| "Em"B2{G}E EFE | BAB d2e | "G"dBd "D"AFD | "Em"EFE E2 :|
|: B \
| "Em"efe edB | efg "A7"gfe | "D"ded    dAF | "(Bm)"dfe dBd \
| "Em"efe edB | efg     gfe | "G"dBd "D"AFD |   "Em"EFE E2 :|