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    Galwey in Graves’ Irish Folk-Songs

    Songs from Miss Honoria Galwey in A. P. Graves and Charles Wood, eds., Irish Folk Songs

    Interactive music scores of arrangements, some through-composed, of tunes collected by Miss Honoria Galwey and arranged by Charles Wood, sometime professor of music in the University of Cambridge, which are also available in facsimile. These arrangements are notationally and harmonically interesting, and are the most complex arrangements of traditional tunes which have been set by Irish Traditional Music Archive staff to date.

    Nicholas Carolan, Treasa Harkin & Jackie Small, 19 December 2014

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