What tune are you studying now?

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What tune are you studying now?

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I'm looking for the next tune to study.

What are folks out there working on now?

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Colonel Fraser
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Been paying close attention to Mick O'Brien's playing on "Kitty Lie Over" and the SoCal Tionol CD. And been trying to fix my tendancy to rush.
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Brian McNamara's version of "The Sunny Banks," Benedict Koehler's 3-part "Jenny Picking Cockles."

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Barry's Trip To Paris.
The Galloglass.
Farewell To Erin.
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NPs Vol. I tune: EIBHLIN A RUN

Which by the way I am playing over and over and over....just as my NPU instructors are telling me to do so.
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Joseph E. Smith wrote:Farewell To Erin.
The Bothy Band version or the other one in D? I've seen the D tune titled as Farewell to Eireann.
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The Stoney Steps!! and you ALL know who you are :lol:
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The Cuckoo's Nest (Mick O'Brien version)

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Jig - The Corncrake
Reel - Kitty in the Lane
Reel - Splendid Isolation

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Scully Casey's jig, Old tipperary ( from Blas na meala )

The curragh races, the mistress ( from Ronan Browne late session)


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Tell us something.: Sets in D and B by Rogge and flute by Olwell, whistles by Burke and Goldie. I have been a member for a very long time here. Thanks for reading.
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Balamory, Pádraig Phóst, Teletubbies.........








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KDMARTINKY wrote:NPs Vol. I tune: EIBHLIN A RUN

Which by the way I am playing over and over and over....just as my NPU instructors are telling me to do so.
I know this is old advice, but it really is a good idea to listen to this one sung as well as the playing on the NPU vid.
imo. Liam Clancy always did a reasonable version.

As to thread topic, I'm playing a couple of favourites - Jenny's Wedding and Trip to Durrow. Figuring how to get past the similarities in their first parts.
and I've gone back to 'The Dublin' trying to tighten up the popping (A lot) :)
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Bill Reeder wrote:
Joseph E. Smith wrote:Farewell To Erin.
The Bothy Band version or the other one in D? I've seen the D tune titled as Farewell to Eireann.
I haven't heard the Bothy version. I've listened to the Sean Potts version, and that is close to the version I am working on.
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The Curragh Races / Drowsey Maggie

Bean Dubh an Ghleanna - listening to Gay McKeon, Liam O'Flynn and Ennis versions

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