A 3/2 hornpipe from NW England collected by Laurel Swift, taught to her Monday group in West Ealing, from John Offord’s collection of fiddle tunes up to about 1750, John of the Green, the Cheshire Way.
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I love this tune (Cobbler’s Hornpipe). Will you be posting the dots for it? It’s a bit complicated to pick up by ear. Thanks!