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The Banshee Reel

Low Whistle: Javier Márquez. Guitarras acústicas y Bodhrán: Rafael Pacha. Listen my own music here: https://open.spotify.com/album/5Rmanf... Creative Commons: Atribución www.javimarquez.com Diciembre 2017. The reel entitled “The Banshee” is a session favorite pretty much everywhere. It was composed by James McMahon (b. ≈1900), a flute player originally from South Fermanagh, in Northern Ireland. He married Rose Tally, eventually moved to Belfast, and became an influential flute player there. He composed several other well-known tunes, including “The Ivory Flute” (he actually played an ivory-headed flute), which employs nearly the whole range of the flute. McMahon was also a member of the early McPeake’s Ceili Band. While this tune used to be called “McMahon’s Reel” many decades ago, it is said that he himself called it “The Banshee.” While in Ireland it is once again commonly called “McMahon’s Reel,” it is hardly ever called that in the States these days, except by people recently returning from Ireland. The tune was recorded on the eponymous Bothy Band album (1975) as “The Banshee.” In some sessions this reel is played ABAB, in others it is played AABB as I have it here. El Reel titulado "The Banshee" es una tema famoso casi por todas partes. Fue compuesta por James McMahon (b. ≈1900), un flautista originario del sur de Fermanagh, en Irlanda del norte. Él se casó con Rose Tally, finalmente se trasladó a Belfast y se convirtió en un flautista muy influyente. Compuso varias melodías bien conocidas, como "The Ivory Flute" (realmente tocaba una flauta de con cabeza de Marfil). McMahon era también un miembro de la banda de Ceili de McPeake. Mientras esta canción solía ser llamada "Reel de McMahon" hace muchas décadas, se dice que él mismo la llamaba "The Banshee". En algunas sesiones es tocado con la estructura ABAB, y en otras ocasiones AABB.