Sheets with tunes from
This list has 15 sheets with 19 selected tunes. Tunes are linked to other sheets where they appear, possibly under a different title. Dances associated with tunes are shown in brackets, sometimes from the original sheet and sometimes not. You can also see these tunes listed by title, or search for another source or a composer. Suggestions and corrections are welcome. Please see the terms of use.
Jennie's blue e'en / Cave Hill / Drummond Castle aka Matthew Briggs / The luck penny aka The luckpenny MM44a / Denis O'Conor MM44a
Meillionen aka Meirionnydd / Rolling off a log MM115 / The broken lantern MM159 / Waverley Steps MM395
The Princess / Dame of honour / Jamaica / Jamaica countertune / The merry conceit
MM142 Badinage in the ballroom
Nymph divine / My Lord Byron's maggot / Rural dance / Miss Sayer's allemande
MM168 Border jigs (18th century)
The merry girls of York / The recruiting officer aka The recruitin' officer / The Bellingham boat
The Welch minuet / Belvedera aka Hackney Minuet / Irish lamentation aka The forlorn lover or King James' march to Limerick / Wild boy / Ramsgate Assembly
MM228 English 18th century dance tunes
A health to all honest men / All alive MM228a / Rigadoon Royal (for Peace be with you) / Bellamira / The brick makers aka The brickmakers MM307
Whimbleton House / Sabina / Joy after sorrow / The mermaid
The hole in the wall / New Whitehall / Rondeau
Audrey and Andrea / The pride of Newcastle / The fairy prince
Maggie Lawder / Lady Catherine Stewart's fancy / Duchess of York's fancy
Quickstep in the Battle of Prague / Doctor Fauster's tumblers aka Doctor Foster's tumblers MM300 / Tip-top polka / The lollipop man / The sloe aka The slave MM61
Mrs MacLeod of Raasay aka May day or Miss McLeod's reel / Blair Atholl / Robertson's reel
Month of May aka Merry month of May / Captain Lemo's quick march / The Lincolnshire poacher / Steamboat quickstep
Come all you jolly ploughboys / The curly-headed ploughboy (for The ploughboy) / Speed the plough