Love Irish Music? Suggest a Long Lost Song to Win $25 Gift Certificate!
Posted on Feb 02, 2010 by Monica in Contests
Musicnotes.com is proud to announce we have a brand new contest for the month of February.
In celebration of the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day celebration, we’re on the hunt for long lost Irish songs and we need your help.
Simply suggest an Irish song that we do not have digital sheet music for on Musicnotes.com in the comments below. If we add sheet music for your song by St. Patrick’s Day, you’ll win a twenty-five dollar gift certificate to our online store! You can use the gift certificate to purchase anything you need including: Irish sheet music, Guitar Guru Sessions, movie sheet music and much, much more!
Our Suggest an Irish Song Contest starts today and will run through midnight on Sunday, February 28th.
We’d like to present you with a few contest rules for our Suggest an Irish Song Contest. They are:
- 1. Where to Recommend Your Song: You must post your song suggestion with a title, composer and/or performer (if it’s a traditional piece, just say “traditional”) as a comment on this blog post with a valid email address. Any other requests will not be considered as part of this contest. The valid email address will only be used to notify you if you won a gift certificate, and is not publicly displayed when you comment on our blog.
- 2. What Songs We Will/Will Not Consider: We will consider any song suggestion related to Irish music. In order to be considered for the contest, the song that you recommend must not be currently available on Musicnotes.com in digital sheet music format.
- 3. How Winners Will be Notified: Musicnotes.com will review entries and award the gift certificates by March 17, 2010. Songs recommended will be added to the site by March 17, 2010.
We will notify you via email if you have won. Please be advised that only entries made from now through February 28th, 2009 are eligible for the contest.
To avoid confusion, winners will also be awarded on a first-come/first-serve basis. In other words, if two people request the same song, we will award the certificate to the first commenter with a valid email address. You may enter as many times as you like for your chance to win. No purchase necessary.
Please note: During our previous contest, we received several entries for arrangements of songs we already had on Musicnotes.com in digital sheet music format. Please be aware that only new songs are being considered for the contest.
Simply think of an Irish song, then search Musicnotes.com to ensure that we don’t have already have it. To enter, recommend the title, composer and/or performer in the comments below for your chance to win!
Be sure to stop back or bookmark the page and check the comments, too!
Irish Sheet Music for Your Songs
Thank you for taking the time to enter song suggestions into our contest. We really appreciate all your entries and have many to go through. Many of you pointed out that a folk song can have several names, and we did see quite a few variations of song titles in your requests. For example, An Irish Lullaby is also known as Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral.
A few of these songs, like Only If… by Enya, may not be visible in your country. While we do everything we can to ensure that songs are available worldwide, sometimes we can’t due to copyright restrictions.
Thank you to everyone who submitted a song suggestion for our contest. Any entries received after February 28, 2010 will be disqualified. Stay tuned for new Irish music!
The following songs are not eligible for the contest, because we already have sheet music for them on Musicnotes.com.
- An Irish Blessing
An Irish Lullaby
Anywhere Is
At the Mid Hour of the Night
Avondale
Barb’ry Allen
Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms
Black is the Colour
Black is the Colour (of my true loves hair)
Boulavogue
Breathless
Carrickfergus
Chistmas In Killarney
Cockles And Mussels
Come All Ye Fair and Tender Maidens
Danny Boy
Do you want your old lobby washed down?
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes
Dúlamán
Eleanor Plunkett
Finnegan’s Wake
Forgiven Not Forgotten
Galway Bay
Galway Races
Holy Ground
I’ll Take You Home Again Kathleen
I’ll Tell Me Ma
I’m A Rover And Seldom Sober
If You’re Irish
If You’re Irish Come Into The Parlor
Isle Of Innisfree
Isn’t It Grand Boys
Langstrom’s Pony
Little town in the old County Down
Look to the Rainbow from FINIAN’S RAINBOW
MacNamara’s Band
Maggie
Mermaid
Molly Malone
Mountains Of Mourne
Musical Priest
My Irish Molly
My Singing Bird
My Wild Irish Rose
Only If…
Only Our Rivers Run Free
Out on the Ocean
Planxty Irwin
Pretty Girl Milking a Cow
Red is the Rose
Road to Lisdoonvarna
Rocky Road to Dublin
She Moved through the Fair
Siúil a Rún
Soldiers’ Joy
Spinning Wheel
Star Of The County Down
That’s An Irish Lullaby
The Bonny Swans
The Briar & The Rose
The Fields of Athenrye
The Irish Rover
The Mason’s Apron
The Parting Glass
The Patriot Game
The Rising of the Moon
The Rose of Tralee
The Sailor’s Hornpipe
The Spanish Lady
The Star of County Down
The Voice
The Water is Wide
The Wild Rover/The Unicorn
Toss the Feathers
Walking in the Air
Wearin’ O the Green
When Irish Eyes are Smilin’
Whiskey In The Jar
Whistlin’ Gypsy
Who Threw The Overalls in Mistress Murphy’s Chowder?
Wild Mountain Thyme
Women of Ireland




Lisa Rock
Feb 28, 2010
The Birth of Saint Patrick by Samuel Lover
Melissa
Mar 13, 2010
Cliffs of Doneen
Melissa
Mar 13, 2010
The Wicklow Hills
Melissa
Mar 13, 2010
The Green Glens Of Antrim
Willem Benjaminse
Mar 13, 2010
I’d love to have the sheet music of ‘Scorn not his simplicity’ for piano and voice, as performed by Sinead O’Connor
Looking forward to you reaction,
best regards,
Willem Benjaminse
Monica
Mar 14, 2010
Thank you for your entries, the contest closed on February 28th, 2010 so that we would have time to arrange the sheet music for the contest winners.
Lina Mayfleet
Mar 15, 2010
“Granuaile’s Dance”