Irish Washerwoman by Pete Bax

Pete Bax
IRISH WASHERWOMAN
By: Pete Bax
Catalog ID: 354624   Edit Type: Bed   Duration: 0:55
Tempo: Med Fast   BPM: 138   Vocal: Instrumental

Genre: British & Irish Music | Irish (Gaelic) music

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The Irish Washerwoman is a traditional Irish jig whose melody is familiar to many people in the British Isles and North America. [1] It repeats its refrain several times, sometimes by gradually increasing in tempo until being played very fast before coming to a sudden stop.   Keywords: , Ring Tone, Fun, Ringtone, Mobile, Telephone, Ring-Back, Ring Back, Smile, Comedy, Laugh, Happy, Irish, Saint Patrick, Van Cleef and Keller (1980) state the name changes from "Irish Wash Woman" to "Irish Washerwoman" around 1795. The tune retained its popularity, at least for contra dancing, and was cited as having commonly been played for Orange County, New York country dances in the 1930's (Lettie Osborn, New York Folklore Quarterly), by 20th century Arizona fiddler Kenner C. Kartchner for dances in the Southwest, and by contemporary Buffalo Valley, Pa., dance fiddlers Ralph Sauers and Harry Daddario. Viola "Mom" Ruth, in her collection Pioneer Western Folk Tunes (1948) appends to the "Irish Washer Women" that it was what she played when she "Won the state's (Arizona) championship 1926." Other than for dancing, it was popular as a vehicle for "American stage Yankees," and according to Bronner (1987) it was included in the music to the "Federal Overture" (published by B. Carr in 1795) which played to theatres in Philadelphia and New York.



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