I've played this reel in A minor.  It's often played in E minor as well but A comes before E in the alphabet and E doesn't necessarily stand for "easier" at the moment.

You'll here fiddle players playing this in A minor an octave lower in Donegal (if you're in Donegal listening to a fiddle session, that is).  Some of them call it the "Gweebarra Reel".

I've played this reel in A minor. It's often played in E minor as well but A comes before E in the alphabet and E doesn't necessarily stand for "easier" at the moment. You'll here fiddle players playing this in A minor an octave lower in Donegal (if you're in Donegal listening to a fiddle session, that is). Some of them call it the "Gweebarra Reel".

I've played this reel in A minor.&nbsp; It's often played in E minor as well but A comes before E in the alphabet and E doesn't necessarily stand for "easier" at the moment.

You'll here fiddle players playing this in A minor an octave lower in Donegal (if you're in Donegal listening to a fiddle session, that is).&nbsp; Some of them call it the "Gweebarra Reel".

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