Easiest Tune Book of National Airs Book 1, The - Pike, Eleanor Franklin

Description

National airs of the British Isles arranged as simply as possible for young pianists: the left hand is entirely in the five finger position. Compiled and arranged by Eleanor Franklin Pike, 1968: Book 1.

All Through the Night / Ar hyd y Nos - trad. Welsh

Annie Laurie - trad. Scottish

Ash Grove, The / Llwyn Onn - trad. Welsh

Auld Lang Syne - trad. Scottish

Bells of Aberdovey, The - Jordan

Bluebell of Scotland, The - trad. Scottish

Bobby Shaftoe - trad. English

British Grenadiers, The - trad. English

Charlie is my Darling - trad. Scottish

Come Lasses and Lads - trad. English

Dear Little Shamrock, The - trad. Irish

Drink to me only with thine eyes - trad. English

Gentle Maiden, The - trad. Irish

God Save the Queen - Arne, attrib.

Golden Slumbers - trad. English

Home, Sweet Home - Bishop

John Peel - trad. English

Killarney - trad. Irish

Land of my Fathers / Hen Wlad fy Nhadau - James

Last Rose of Summer, The - trad. Irish

Loch Lomond - trad. Scottish

Londonderry Air - trad. Irish

Long, Long Ago - trad. English

March of the Men of Harlech / Rhyfelgyrch Gwŷr Harlech - trad. Welsh

Miller of Dee, The - trad. English

Minstrel Boy, The - trad. Irish

Rule Britannia - Arne

Vicar of Bray, The - trad. English