X: 194
T: Apples in Winter
T: Kennedy's Jig
S: Wm. F. Hanafin, Boston
%S: s:3x2 b:20(6+7+7)x2
B: Francis O'Neill: "Waifs and Strays" ed.2 p.106#194
S: hathitrust.org
F: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=hvd.32044040672529&view=1up&seq=150&skin=2021 (ed.2 1922) [2022-12-31]
Z: 2022 John Chambers <jc:trillian.mit.edu>
N: The 2nd strain has no initial repeat, but an end-repeat symbol bewteen the 2 endings. Fixed.
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
K: G
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% Voice 1 rearranged to make 2 10-bar staff systems, for compactness and proofreading.
V: 1 staves=2
"^A"[|] d/c/ |\
BEE dEE | BAG FEF | DED FDF | ABc ded || BEE BAB | def gfe | fdB AdF | FEE E2 "^B":: B | efe edB | e/f/ge fdB |
ded dAF | DFA def |[1 efe edB | ede g2a | bag fga | bge e2 :|[2 edB def | gba gfe | fdB AdF | FEE E2 |]
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% Voice 2 preserves the staff layout in the book.
V: 2 clef=bass middle=d
"^A"[|] z |\
[E3e3] [e3g3b3] | [G3g3] [d3f3a3] | [D3d3] [d3f3a3] | [D3d3] [d3f3a3] ||\
[E3e3] [e3g3b3] | [G3g3] [e3c'3] |
B3 [f3b3d'3] | [E3e3] [e2g2b2] "^B":: z |\
[E3e3] [e3g3b3] | B3 [d3b3] | [B3d3] [d3f3a3] | [D3d3] [d3f3a3] |[1 [E3e3] [e3g3b3] |
B3 [g2b2d'2]z | [D3d3] [d3f3c'3] | [E3e3] [e2g2b2] :|\
[2 [G3g3] [g3b3d'3] | [E3e3] [e3g3b3] | [B3] [f3b3d'3] |  [E3e3] [e2g2b2] |]
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% A setting of this tune named "Kennedy's Jig" appears in Joyce's
% "Ancient Irish Music", Dublin 1890. Known to the fiddlers and
% pipers on this side of the Atlantic in later years as "Apples in
% Winter", it was printed under that name in the O'Neill collections,
% but no variant of the popular jig so far in circulation, displays the
% skill of that played by the versatile Billy Hanafin, proficient on
% both instruments.
% It may be pertinent to add that the Jig named "Apples in Winter"
% in O'Farrell's Collection of National Irish Music for the Union Pipes,
% London, 1797, is identical with "Gillan's Apples" in former O'Neill
% collections.