Collectors Flashcards

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Where and when was Francis O’Neill born

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He was born in Bantry,Co Cork on the 28th of August 1848

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Explain where Francis O Neill travelled at 16

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He ended up at sea as a crew member on a ship to America

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What instruments did Francis O’Neill play

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He played the flute, fiddle, and pipes

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What did Francis O’Neill work as in America

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He joined the Chicago police force after marrying.

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As a collector what was an advantage for Francis O’Neill working in America as a policeman

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He met a lot of people who had Irish heritage and learned a lot of traditional tunes which he wrote down or recorded to notate

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Name one person Francis O’Neill collaborated with

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James O Neill with whom he recorded the music from his repertoire including Irish tunes from his childhood.

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Name two books Francis O’Neill published and when they were published

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The music of Ireland- published in 1903

The dance music of ireland- published in 1907

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How many tunes did Francis O’Neill’s two books contain

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The music of Ireland- 1,850 tunes

The dance music of Ireland/the book- 1,001 tunes

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What is a collector

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A person who notated tunes of Irish music from musicians as traditionally Irish music was passed around orally

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Why are collectors so important to the Irish music Tradition?

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They helped to preserve tunes that might have otherwise died out, which left a valuable resource for future generations

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Where and when was Edward Bunting born?

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Born in 1773 in Armagh

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When did Edward Bunting become an organist?

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At 19 years old after studying music

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Where was Edward Bunting employed in 1792

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The Belfast Harp Festival to notate the Irish music

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Explain what extra notes Edward Bunting took at the Harp festival apart from the music notes

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How the harpers played and he took details on the background of the music

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What did Edward Bunting do after the Harp festival of 1792

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He spent his life collecting Irish music and travelled around the country collecting tunes, dances and airs for publication

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What was the name of the book Edward Bunting wrote containing the Irish notated music from the Belfast Harp Festival and how many tunes were written in it.

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The Ancient Music of Ireland- 66 tunes heard at festival

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When did Edward Bunting publish Volume 2 & Volume 3

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1809

1840

18
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What was George petri’s main instrument

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Was an amateur violinist