Thomas BalingerTheBig Book of Irish Songs for Tin WhistleThe essential collection of classic Irish songs for tin whistle in D. 101 songs arranged for the beginning to intermediate player and featuring tin whistle tab. Plus guitar chords, tin whistle fingering chart, a short introduction to ornaments and a selection of basic strumming and picking patterns for guitar accompaniment.Songs1. A bucket of Mountain Dew2. A bunch of thyme3. A little bit of of heaven4. All for me grog5. A nation once again6. An Irish lullaby7. Arthur McBride8. Avondale9. Banna Strand10. Believe me if all those endearing young charms11. Black is the colour12. Bonny Boy13. Boolavogue14. Boston Burglar15. Botany Bay16. Brennan on the moor17. Butcher boy18. Carrickfergus19. Castle of Dromore20. Come to the bower21. Courtin’ in the kitchen22. Danny Boy23. Dicey Reilly24. Down by the Glenside25. Easy and slow26. Finnegan’s Wake27. Follow me up to Carlow28. Green grow the rashes, O29. Harrigan30. Henry, my son31. I know my love32. I’ll take you home again, Kathleen33. I’ll tell me Ma34. I’m a rover35. I met her in the garden36. I never will marry37. I once loved a lass38. Irish washerwoman39. Isn’t it grand, boys?40. James Connolly41. Johnny I hardly knew ye42. MacNamara’s Band43. Mary’s a grand old name44. Molly Malone45. Mother Machree46. My Lagan love47. My wild Irish rose48. Nellie Kelly49. Never wed an old man50. New York girls51. Old maid in a garret52. Poor Paddy works on the railway53. Reilly’s daughter54. Rosin the beau55. She moved through the fair56. Skibbereen57. Spancil Hill58. Swallowtail Jig59. Sweet Rosie O’Grady60. The auld orange flute61. The band played on62. The bard of Armagh63. The black velvet band64. The cliffs of Dooneen65. The croppy boy66. The flower of sweet Strabane67. The foggy dew68. The Galway races69. The hills of Connemara70. The hills of Kerry71. The humour is on me now72. The Irish rover73. The jolly beggarman74. The Kerry Dance75. The Kerry recruit76. The lark in the clear air77. The lark in the morning78. The last rose of summer79. The Lowlands Low80. The mermaid81. The merry ploughboy82. The Minstrel Boy83. The moonshiner84. The mountains of Mourne85. The Mulligan Guard86. The nightingale87. The Queen of Connemara88. The rising of the moon89. The rose of Mooncoin90. The rose of Tralee91. The Sally Gardens92. The snowy-breasted pearl93. The Spanish lady94. The star of the County Down95. The wearing of the Green96. The wild rover97. Three drunken maidens98. Three score and ten99. Waxies’ Dargle100. Whiskey in the jar101. Who threw the overalls in Mrs. Murphy’s chowder?
✔ Author(s): Thomas Balinger
✔ Title: The Big Book of Irish Songs for Tin Whistle
✔ Rating : 4.6 out of 5 base on (117 reviews)
✔ ISBN-10: 1697047971
✔ Language: English
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✔ Device compatibles: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle
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