Brochan Lom

 BROCHAN LOM (Thin Porridge). AKA and see "Orange and Blue [1]." Scottish, Strathspey. D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AB. Also and famously known as the schottische "Orange and Blue" (see note for "Orange and Blue"). The tune is often played in a set with "Calum Crubach." See also the Welsh variant "Allt-y-Caethiwed." Printed source: Hunter (Fiddle Music of Scotland), 1988; No. 92.

X: 1 T: Brochan Lom (Thin Porridge) T: Orange and Blue O: Trad Z: John Chambers  N: called a schottische in Skinner SV p.20 (with variations), N: Hunter 354 N: jig or strathspey in Skye p.121 N: second Kennedy tune-book N: p.19, BSFC I-23, keep under O&B name alphabetically M: C L: 1/8 K: D "A7"a>g \ "A7"a>g|"D"fd a>f d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d"A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |] "A7"a>g|"D"fd a>f "/A"d2 e>f|"Em"ge "/B"b>g e2|| "A7"f>g|"D"fd a>f "/A"d2 (3fga|"G"b>g "D/F#"a>f "Em"g>e "D"f>d | "A7"e>c (3ABc "D"d2 |]
 * "D"fd a>f d2 ef| "Em"gA e>c A2 ||

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