Earl Grey

Parts

(PDF) Cello

(PDF) Cello duet

(PDF) Viola

(PDF) Viola duet

(PDF) Violin

(PDF) Violin duet

Audio

(MIDI) Earl Grey

Source

(Sibelius) Earl Grey - Scorch

Comments

From The Fiddler's Companion:

Hill named his tune after a pub called the "Earl Grey," which itself was named in honour of Charles Grey, the 2nd Earl Grey (1764-1845), born in Falloden, Northumberland. Grey held several titles in his lifetime, and was Prime Minister (1830-1834) and 'Hero of the Reform Bills'. He abolished the slave trade throughout the British Empire, and was a champion of Catholic emancipation (having married Mary Elizabeth Ponsonby in 1794, the daughter of a leading Irish liberal family).

This tune is also listed at The Session.