ITMA Reference | 996-LP |
Creator | O'Hara, Mary, singing in Irish |
Publisher | London : Beltona, [n.d.] |
Subject | Singing in Irish |
Language | Irish |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono ; 12 in.1 computer file (MP3 file, ca. 3 min.) : digital, stereo |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)Bungle Rye, song (As I went a-walking a fair London Street …) This early 19th-century broadside ballad is a warning about the dangers of female wiles. The protagonist is tricked into paying 20 shillings for a basket that he thinks contains a bottle of liquor. Instead it contains a baby, whom he christens John Bungle Rye. In many versions of this song, the phrase “Bung yer eye” appears instead of “Bungle Rye.” Indeed, Kenneth Peacock includes this song in Songs of the Newfoundland Outports 3, under the title “Young Bung-’er’eye,” noting that “bung-yer-eye” is an old sailing term for strong rum or hard liquor (1965:895–6).
ITMA Reference | 54046 |
Creator | Power, Anthony, singing in English |
Contributor | O'Hara, Aidan |
Date | 4-5 October 1975 |
Publisher | Irish Traditional Music Archive |
Location | Branch, St Mary's Bay, Newfoundland, Canada |
Subject | Newfoundland: Song in English |
Language | English |
Collection | Aidan O'Hara Collection |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 00:02:41 |
Copyright | Performer and Aidan O'Hara |
Roud Number | 2404 |
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Creator | De Paoire, Steven, photographer |
Location | Cobblestone Bar, Smithfield, Dublin |
Collection | Steven de Paoire Collection |
Type | Image |
Extent | 1 digital image : col. |
Copyright | Steven de Paoire |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 8639-BK |
Creator | Unidentified artist |
Publisher | Chicago : Regan Printing House, 1913 |
Subject | England: Pipes |
Type | Image |
Extent | p. 52 ; 25 cm. |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 278-ITMA-MP3 |
Creator | Kelleher, Mikey, singing in English |
Location | London |
Subject | Great Britain and Ireland : Singing in EnglishIreland : Singing in English |
Language | English |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 1 computer file (WAVE file, ca. 23 min.) : digital, stereo 1 computer file (MP3 file, ca. 6 min.) : digital, stereo |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 257-ITMA-MP3 |
Creator | Healy, John-John-Joe, concertina |
Location | London |
Subject | Great Britain and Ireland : Instrumental MusicIreland : Instrumental Music |
Language | English |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 1 computer file (WAVE file, ca. 37 min.) : digital, stereo 1 computer file (MP3 file, 1 min. 28 sec.) : digital, stereo |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 255-ITMA-MP3 |
Creator | McTeggert, Fergus, fiddle |
Contributor | McTeggert, Fergus, composer Fergus McTeggert's jig |
Location | London |
Subject | Great Britain and Ireland : Instrumental MusicIreland : Instrumental Music |
Language | English |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 1 computer file (WAVE file, ca. 20 min.) : digital, stereo 1 computer file (MP3 file, ca. 3 min.) : digital, stereo |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 98-ITMA-MP3 |
Creator | Blake, John, flute |
Date | 10 April 2010 |
Location | Ionad cultúrtha, Baile Bhúirne, Co. Cork |
Subject | Instrumental music |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 1 computer file (MP3 file, ca. 3 min.) : digital, stereo |
Copyright | John BlakeColm Murphy |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)Type | Image |
Extent | 1 poster : col. ; 42 x 30 cm. |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)In Yorkshire city, song (Oh, in Yorkshire city there dwelled a maiden …) This murder ballad tells the tale of a woman who falls in love with her father’s servant. He poisons her when she declines his proposal, and then, stricken by remorse, he kills himself. The song exists in many variant versions of the lyrics; it is also known as “Oxford city,” “The cup of poison,” “The jealous lover,” or, simply, “Jealousy.” The melody given here is used also for other songs performed by Cape Shore singers.
ITMA Reference | 54070 |
Creator | Judge, Bride, singing in English |
Contributor | O'Hara, Aidan |
Date | [1975] |
Publisher | Irish Traditional Music Archive |
Location | [Patrick's Cove, Placentia Bay, Newfoundland, Canada] |
Subject | Newfoundland: Song in English |
Language | English |
Collection | Aidan O'Hara Collection |
Type | Sound |
Extent | 00:03:56 |
Copyright | Performer and Aidan O'Hara |
Roud Number | 218 |
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Creator | Andy Tobin, photographer |
Contributor | Tobin Instruments |
Date | 1997 |
Location | Bristol, England |
Subject | Ireland: Instrumental Music |
Type | Image |
Extent | 1 photograph : col. ; 4 x 6 in. |
Copyright | Andy Tobin |
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Metadata (Dublin Core)ITMA Reference | 11264-PH |
Creator | Garland, Ken |
Date | October 1995 |
Location | Welcome Inn, Forkhill, Co. Armagh |
Subject | Ireland: Singers |
Collection | The Singing |
Type | Image |
Extent | 1 photograph : col. ; 30 x 40 cm. |
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