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New Mown Meadow (The)

I learned The New Mown Meadow from the playing of Terry Bingham. It is a great reel that suits C#/D accordion players very well in particular and it is also quite common to hear this tune in A minor. I associate “The New Mown Meadow” with the playing of Seamus Begley and Steve Cooney as well, who recorded it on their legendary Meitheal album back in 1996.

X:1
T:New Mown Meadow (The)
R:Reel
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Edor
BEED E2FA|B2cA BAFA|B~E3 FDFG|A2BA FEFA|
BEED E2FA|BdcA BAFA|d2dB c2cB|1 AcBA FEFA:|2 AcBA FAcd||
|:e2ce fece|e2cA BAFA|e2ce fecB|AcBA FAcd|
e2ce fece|e2cA BAFA|d2dB c2cB|1 AcBA FAcd:|2 AcBA FEFA||

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