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Maybe you also want to try searching for the melodic contour of your query, *DUUUUD. (what? why?)  [F] Farewell to Ireland, alternative title: Farewell to Erin, history: Originally a Scottish tune: "The Scotsman's Farewell to Ireland"., notes: Bars 1-6 are played one octave up by flutes, whistles and pipes.  view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Farewell to Erin, alternative title: Farewell to Ireland, history: Originally a Scottish tune: "The Scotsman's Farewell to Ireland"., notes: Bars 1-6 are played one octave up by flutes, whistles and pipes. view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Tune fr Guadeloupe #II, origin: Guadeloupe view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Cackling Of The Hens. WM.146, alternative title: Hens March To The Midden. WM.146, area: Kent, origin: England, source: Wm.Mittell's MS,New Romney,Kent,1799 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Shutters Hornpipe. JWDM.06, area: Lancashire, origin: England, source: J.Winder MS,Wyresdale,Lancs.,1789 view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] Speed the Plough. GS.052, area: Leeds, origin: England, history: 1831, source: George Spencer m/s, Leeds,1831, notes: The date 1831 is written at the end of the tune. view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] AIR VII. Bonny Broom., book: Joseph Mitchell: "The Highland Fair" (1731) view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this [F] trad: Adieu donc ma mie, area: Haute Bretagne, origin: France view details, edit, or delete this entry Search the Web for this
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