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I'm learning it for the spring recital in May. Ohhh I love it. I can't find it on youtube on a fiddle but here it is on a mandolin.
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Cool, if you want to pair it with another hornpipe for a set, I'd suggest "Off to California" which similar enough that one would blend pretty seamlessly into the other - -I think. That's one of the coolest parts of celtic music is that they'll be playing along and all of a sudden you notice that they're now playing a different song -- like these guys.
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Here's the music if anyone wants it. It's so much fun. After just one day of serious practice, I've gotten the a part down pretty well.
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Here's the music if anyone wants it. It's so much fun. After just one day of serious practice, I've gotten the a part down pretty well.
Cool! So, we'll all look forward to the first video of it on the fiddle, by you!
Here's the Chieftains version: An tSean Bhean Bhocht
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Great song!! I understand violin music to be played with the same notes as on the mandolin.
This is a great site: http://www.traditionalmusic.co.....rnpipe.htm
Violinist start date - May 2013
Fiddler start date - May 2014
FIDDLE- Gift from a dear friend. A 1930-40 german copy, of a french copy of a Stradivarius. BOW - $50 carbon fiber. Strings - Dominants with E Pirastro Gold string.
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Thanks for the ideas!!!
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Uzi said
Cool, if you want to pair it with another hornpipe for a set, I'd suggest "Off to California" which similar enough that one would blend pretty seamlessly into the other - -I think. That's one of the coolest parts of celtic music is that they'll be playing along and all of a sudden you notice that they're now playing a different song -- like these guys.
Lol yes it is very common to go from one tune right into the next. I don't know why this is done so often in Celtic music but I did it naturally before I knew it was a "thing".
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