This tune is Scottish in origin, and is an example of how closely related the Scottish and Irish traditions are, and yet both music forms are quite different. Tony's arrangement is in G Major, capo 2, thus the "real" key is A Major. <a href="http://media.libsyn.com/media/igpod/TimorTheTartar.mp3" title="Timor the Tartar">Listen to the lesson</a> (TimorTheTartar.mp3, 8 minutes 23 seconds. 2.87 MB)

This tune is Scottish in origin, and is an example of how closely related the Scottish and Irish traditions are, and yet both music forms are quite different. Tony's arrangement is in G Major, capo 2, thus the "real" key is A Major. Listen to the lesson (TimorTheTartar.mp3, 8 minutes 23 seconds. 2.87 MB)

This tune is Scottish in origin, and is an example of how closely related the Scottish and Irish traditions are, and yet both music forms are quite different. Tony's arrangement is in G Major, capo 2, thus the "real" key is A Major. <a href="http://media.libsyn.com/media/igpod/TimorTheTartar.mp3" title="Timor the Tartar" rel="noopener noreferrer">Listen to the lesson</a> (TimorTheTartar.mp3, 8 minutes 23 seconds. 2.87 MB)

Lesson 54 - Timor the Tartar

Learn to play traditional Irish music on the Guitar with teacher Tony O'Rourke and Gerry Gaffney

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Lesson 54 - Timor the Tartar

Lesson 54 - Timor the Tartar