The Little Black Rose Irish air on the cello

Here is the air no. 70 from O'Neill's Music of Ireland called the Little Black Rose, its first setting.
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[@alfredita]

Merci pour cette très belle mélodie 😊

[@ElenaKoptevaCello]

Thank you for listening!)

[@kalynnscompositions]

This is really beautifully sad. Thanks for performing this for us Elena (:

[@ElenaKoptevaCello]

Thank you for listening!

[@TheSatisfiedPig]

This was awesome, I love this kind of music. I have a cello on the way, this is definitely an inspiration to learn. Was this transcribed from a fiddle tune?

[@ElenaKoptevaCello]

Thank you, that’s great to hear!
It is originally written in treble clef, so what I usually do is just play everything one octave lower transposing as I play. So where I am looking at is actually a treble clef score (O’Neill’s music of Ireland). I believe the tune can be played either on a violin or, for example, a flute, since there is no specific recommendation for an instrument in the score per se.
Hope that makes sense :)

[@TheSatisfiedPig]

@@ElenaKoptevaCello that's a great tip, thank you!