Sheet Music: The Ladies of Carrick

TitleThe Ladies of Carrick
ComposerTraditional Irish
InstrumentationFlute solo
KeyA major
RangeA4–B5
Time signature6/8
Tempo100 BPM
Performance time0:40
Difficulty levelintermediate
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Date added2023-09-05
Last updated2023-09-05
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Jigs, Traditional/Folk

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Tuesday 5 September 2023

Tune of the Day: The Ladies of Carrick

Traditional Irish jig

The earliest known appearance of this jig is in the Stephen Grier manuscript collection, dated 1883. Stephen Grier (c. 1824–1894) was a uilleann piper and fiddle player. A native of North Longford, he moved to Newpark, Bohey, Gortletteragh, in South Leitrim in 1852.

There is a village called Carrick in southwest County Donegal, but there are also other places with the name (derived from the Irish carraig, ‛rock’) in Ireland.