I don't have Fenwick's Tutor, but I do have, reprinted elsewhere, the tunes it included, and these, to my mind, show that he had contact with the evolving stem of the Tradition at the time - the first appearance of the longer Hol(e)y Ha'penny set, the Barrington Hornpipe, Coquetside, and Felton Lonnen. Although his Bonny Pit Lad is not the smallpipe version, the other tunes are IMO a good sampling of what we know as the Clough line, with 'big' and 'small' tunes represented. --
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