X: 1 T: Corney is Coming (D major) / Tá Crotuir Ag Teacd / Tá Cornaí ag Teacht C: traditional O: Ireland R: Reel Z: transcribed and arranged by Frank Weber S: learned from uilleann piper Walter Lelle in 2002 D: Willie Clancy (1918-1973): The Pipering of Willie Clancy, Volume 1 (Compilation 1980) D: 1973: Planxty: Planxty D: 1988: Ronan Browne & Peter O'Loughlin: The South West Wind D: 1991: Dalriada Brothers: Farewell to Ireland D: 1994: Karen Tweed: Silver Spire D: 2001: Davy Spillane & Kevin Glackin: Forgotten Days D: 2008: Robbie Hannan: The Tempest N: Andrew Kuntz (The Fiddler's Companion): N: According to Gearoid Ó hAllmhuráin, "Corney is Coming" is an old West Clare tune whose title is associated in local folklore with Cornelius N: O'Brien, a County Clare landlord who lived in Birchfield House outside Liscannor. O’Brien is chiefly remembered today as the builder of the N: famous O'Brien Tower near the Cliffs of Moher in 1837, an oft-photographed landmark. However, he also had a notorious reputation especially N: with women, leading to the warning "Corney is coming (so look to your daughters)." An alternate suggestion is that the title refers to itinerant N: 19th century fiddle master Corney Drew, in anticipation of his coming for a season of music and dance instruction. It was a favourite of uilleann N: piper and whistle player Willie Clancy, of Miltown Malbay. N: Chords: | D - | A - | D G | D A | N: | D - | A - | D - | G D :| N: | D - | C A | D - | G D | N: | D - | G - | D - | G D :| M: 4/4 L: 1/8 K: D major % 2 sharps N: N: Tune only: N: ========== N: d | Addc defd | cABG EFGE | Addc defg | af g/f/e fdec | N: Addc defd | cABG EFGE | Addc defd | g/f/e cd edd :| N: A | dcdf afdB | =cdef ge^ce | dcdf afdf | g/f/e cd eddf | N: afdf afdf | gece gece | defg a2af | g2 ag fdd :| N: N: Tune with Chords: N: ================= d | "D" Addc defd | "A" cABG EFGE | "D" Addc "G" defg | "D" af g/f/e "A" fdec | "D" Addc defd | "A" cABG EFGE | "D" Addc defd | "G" g/f/e cd "D" edd :| A | "D" dcdf afdB | "C" =cdef "A" ge^ce | "D" dcdf afdf | "G" g/f/e cd "D" eddf | "D" afdf afdf | "G" gece gece | "D" defg a2af | "G" g2 ag "D" fdd :|