Sheets with tunes from Walsh

This list has 19 sheets with 28 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.


MM76 Reels

Mrs Hill's delight / O this is no my ain laddie / Mrs MacDouall Grant / Captain's maggot / Bimington / High ginks

MM87 Scottish (and one English) jigs

Charlie Hunter MM21 / James Stephen / The wind that shakes the piggery aka The wind that shaks the piggery / Lord Frog

MM95 Old English dance tunes

Dunstable Downs (for Draper's maggot) / The pump room (for Childgrove) / Don Carolus aka Venus and Adonis (for Queen's jig) / Mardon Park (for The fandango) / Holborn march / Wanton Willy (for Holborn march)

MM111 18th century dances

Alterations / Alterations countermelody / Draper's Gardens / Draper's Gardens countermelody / The happy pair aka Royal wedding MM315 / The happy pair countermelody

MM124 English 18th century dance tunes

Delia / Huntington's maggot / The ladies' joy / Prince William (1)

MM194 From minuet to waltz

The Welch minuet / Belvedera aka Hackney Minuet / Irish lamentation aka The forlorn lover or King James' march to Limerick / Wild boy / Ramsgate Assembly

MM197 Old English jigs

Evan's delight / The jolly cooper / The pleasures of Huntingdon

MM207 Triple jigs

Sapho and Phaon / The Cardinal / The drop / Andrew Kerr

MM220 Dances published by Walsh

Ely Court / Oswestry wake / Sally in our alley / Scotch Billy

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

MM228a Jigs

All alive MM228 / Modus vivendi

MM228b Countermelodies for Jigs

All alive countermelody / Modus vivendi countermelody

MM236 48-bar English jigs

Hampstead Manor (for Hampstead Heath) / Downland 557 (for Picking up stitches) / Voulez-vous danser aka Oats, peas, beans

MM315 Dances from Fallibroome

Saint James' beauties / Buskin MM254 / The happy pair aka Royal wedding MM111

MM329 Jigs

We will down with the French aka Down with the French (for The lasses of Portsmouth) / The matelot / The news of the victory aka The tars of the Victory MM406 / The saucy sailor (2) / Ship Ahoy! aka All the nice girls love a sailor

MM345 17th and 18th century tunes for set dances

Sprigs of laurel / Corelli's maggot (for Corelli's gavotte and Corelli's maggot) / Corelli's maggot countermelody / The midnight ramble / The midnight ramble countermelody

MM379 18th century triple time tunes

The punch-bowl / News from Tripoly / Orange Nan / Ladies pull off your hoops

MM452 18th century English jigs

Trip to Highgate / Prince William (3) / Nampwich Fair aka Namptwich Fair / Auretti's Dutch skipper aka The fifth of April, Oldham's frolick or Widow's jigg

MM481 Triple-time tunes by Henry Purcell

Let monarchs fight for power and fame (for Michael and all angels) / Amphitryon (for Enfield Common) / Wa' is me, what mun I do! (for Epson Wells) / Volpony