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The Lonesome Boatman
Posted on 19 September 2022 by FuJarek

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The Lonesome Boatman – Slemish
Posted on 19 September 2022 by FuJarek

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The Fureys- The Lonesome Boatman
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“The Gael”, by SCOTS DG
Posted on 18 September 2022 by FuJarek

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?LAST OF THE MOHICANS ?THE GAEL?Royal Scots Dragoon Guards?
Posted on 18 September 2022 by FuJarek

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THE GAEL from The Last of the Mohicans – Breizh Pan Celtic
Posted on 18 September 2022 by FuJarek

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Lost In The Loop (Reel)
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  • DRONE ON Before continuing on to chord progressions, a word or two about harmony by drone?ubiquitous in some musical cultures.
  • DRONES FOR INTONATION PRACTICE Use these drones in all keys to practice and perfect your intonation while playing scales arpeggios and as well as other exercises and pieces played in the corresponding keys.
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  • Relative minor, relative major Every major key has a relative minor key. Think of it as an evil twin sibling. Relative minors are very widely used but not so widely understood. In particular, there?s a lot of confusion around the fact that major keys and their relative minors share the
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  • Using Drones in Modal Music A drone has two basic features: It is almost always the tonic pitch, or the fifth It is a constant, long pitch that continues on and on
  • Welcome to Slowplayers.org! Slowplayers.org is an on-line tutor for the traditional music of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Galicia, England, and beyond.
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