Tarry Woo

Reel · 4/4 · G major

Tarry Woo is a traditional Scottish tune dating back to at least the early eighteenth century, when it appeared in print in publications such as Allan Ramsay's collections. Written in G major in a 4/4 meter and typically played as a reel, the tune features a lively and cheerful melodic character suited for dancing. Because its exact early authorship is unrecorded, it is regarded as traditional, though its enduring presence in early Scottish fiddle and song sources highlights its historical significance in British folk music.

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