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Monday, April 21, 2014
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
John Doyle in Concert - Charlottesville
John Doyle in concert
Wednesday 12 December, 7 pm, Tx $18
Cville Coffee Stage Cafe
1301 Harris St., Charlottesville VA
Performances & Events | Blue Ridge Irish Music School
Wednesday 12 December, 7 pm, Tx $18
Cville Coffee Stage Cafe
1301 Harris St., Charlottesville VA
Performances & Events | Blue Ridge Irish Music School
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Irish Guitar Podcast Lesson 72. Yellow Tinker
"The “Yellow Tinker” is a tune in the G mixolydian mode. In other words the scale used is a C Scale but played in the key of G.
The tune is associated with the playing of Galway accordionist Joe Burke , and perhaps because of Burke, it is very popular and widely played.
The first and third parts of the tune are almost pure mixolydian, whilst the second part of the tune is almost pure G Major, although Tony didn’t alter the key signature for the second part, despite there being an argument for doing so. Overall he just felt it was more convenient to leave t
The tune is associated with the playing of Galway accordionist Joe Burke , and perhaps because of Burke, it is very popular and widely played.
The first and third parts of the tune are almost pure mixolydian, whilst the second part of the tune is almost pure G Major, although Tony didn’t alter the key signature for the second part, despite there being an argument for doing so. Overall he just felt it was more convenient to leave t
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