Planxty Drury — Carolan Turlough O'Carolan (1670–1738) was a legendary blind Irish harper and composer. A Planxty is a lively, spirited tune, usually composed in honor of a patron—in this case, likely a member of the Drury family.

Morgan's Speech This subtitle likely refers to an alternative name for the melody or a specific poetic "speech" associated with the air.

Number 10

Fast and lively original: Allegro

softly original: p (piano)

loudly original: f (forte)

softly original: p (piano)

loudly original: f (forte)

softly original: p (piano)

loudly original: f (forte)

very loudly original: ff (fortissimo)

Gradually getting softer original: Dim: (diminuendo)

The musical score on this page is an engraved arrangement for the piano or harp, consisting of a treble and bass clef. It features the rhythmic vitality typical of Carolan's "Planxty" compositions, which often blended traditional Irish melodic styles with the Italian Baroque influences popular in Ireland during his lifetime.