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Forgive the playing I wanted to be first at the party so I read this straight from o neils, which is cheating. Its the only tune I could find with any relevance to religion, its called the priests leap
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At least I'm not late for this Party!
Knew I wouldn't get a chance to record anything again, until after St. Patrick's Day, so this was a last minute add on to my marathon recording session - and it really shows. (no kidding)
I hope that it's at least recognizable?
Here's my "O'Carolan's Welcome".
Time for a feast, or a jig?
- Emily

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@ABitRustyHere is a link to St Patrick’s Day in the US.
St Patricks Day Origins America
thanks @mouse !!!
@stringy i missed you earlier...cool tune and some nice playin' !

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I took the first version down greg, because once I had played the tune I liked it and thought I would do the full tu e even though i only have an upload speed of 300 bits which took me nearly two hours to upload that one, I now have to memorise and polish it.
Great playing mouse and Emily, enjoyed both those tunes.🙂
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I appreciate you all listening/watching my O'Carolan's Welcome!
@ABitRusty -
I really loved listening to both of yours!
I'd heard "Kerfunken" before, but "My Love Is In America" was another new one to me.
@stringy -
Forgot to tell you - since "The Priest's Leap" was also new to me, I luckily found a tutorial in 3 speeds on YouTube I can learn it from, by Jean Grimard, Violin teaching
Wish I would have followed your lead with Musical Priest or Parson's Farewell - guess I wasn't thinking when I recorded.
Really enjoy these new tunes - Thanks, again!
@Mouse -
Very happy you started this Party!
- Emily
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