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Learn to play traditional Irish music on the Guitar with teacher Tony O'Rourke and Gerry Gaffney... more
FAQs about Irish Guitar Podcast:How many episodes does Irish Guitar Podcast have?The podcast currently has 92 episodes available.
June 09, 2009Lesson 51 - Paddy's Polka (No. 1)This tune is played in D Minor.This is an ideal tune for music teachers toteach their students as it is uncomplicated, and from an accompanimentviewpoint, is very basic - only two chords, D Minor and C.File size is 2.43MB.Duration is 7 minutes 4 seconds....more8minPlay
May 31, 2009Lesson 50 - Manorhamilton JigThis lesson is one of Tony's own compositions.On his regular trips to Ireland Tony spends time in the North Leitrim region, which is the ancestral home of the O'Rourkes. Manorhamilton is part of that region.File size is 5MB.Duration is 10 minutes 21 seconds....more11minPlay
May 24, 2009Lesson 49 - McDermott'sThis reel is normally played in D, but Tony's arrangement is in C, with a capo on the second fret.File size is 3.61MB.Duration is 10 minutes 32 seconds....more11minPlay
May 17, 2009Lesson 48 - Joe Bane'sJoe Bane was a tin whistle and flute player from the Magherabaun area near Feakle in East Clare. Musicians such as Mary McNamara and Martin Hayes picked up a lot of tunes from him.This is a hornpipe, and Tony plays it in the key of F.File size is 3.49MB.Duration is 10 minutes 10 seconds....more11minPlay
May 10, 2009Lesson 47 - Glass O'BeerAnother 16-bar reel, the first part is in B Minor, and the second in D Major.File size is 2.7MB.Duration is 7 minutes 53 seconds....more8minPlay
May 03, 2009Lesson 46 - Flower of the Flock (in open D)This tune is a 16 bar reel, normally played in the Key of G.Tony's arrangement is played in an Open D tuning, so to play in G you'll need to capo the 5th fret.Details on the tuning, and on chord shapes for Open D, are provided in the booklet (Book 3). The tuning is D A D F# A D, from the lowest pitched string to the highest.File size is 3.43MB.Duration is 10 minutes....more10minPlay
April 26, 2009Lesson 45 - Fisherman's JigThe Fisherman's Jig is in fact a slip jig.Slip jigs comprise only a small percentage of the Irish Music repertoire and you can attend session after session and not hear them at all. Tony often plays this with Na Ceannabhain Bhána (which we had in Lesson 16 in Book 1).File size is 2.54MB.Duration is 7 minutes 25 seconds....more8minPlay
April 19, 2009Lesson 44 - Echoes of KillarneyWe return to our 'normal' program with a slide....more10minPlay
April 13, 2009Lesson 43-and-a-half - Danny BoyThis is a bonus lesson, since it's not within the genre that we're studying. Rather, it's Tony's arrangement of Danny Boy, also know as The Londonderry Air.It may be a bit daunting for the newcomer. Sheet music and tab notation are provided in Book 3.File size is 3.79MB.Duration is 11 minutes 3 seconds....more12minPlay
April 05, 2009Lesson 43 - Crib of PerchesTony picked this tune up from the late Billy Moran. Billy was a button accordionist from Galway who migrated to Australia in the late 1940's and made an enormous contribution to the musical heritage of Australia. The A, or first, part is played using the D Mixolydian Mode and the B or second part uses a D Ionian (or Major) mode.File size is 4.88MB.Duration is 14 minutes 13 seconds....more15minPlay
FAQs about Irish Guitar Podcast:How many episodes does Irish Guitar Podcast have?The podcast currently has 92 episodes available.