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Showing posts with label slip jig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slip jig. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
A Fig For A Kiss - Traditional Irish Slip Jig
This traditional Irish slip jig is played first at speed then each part is played slowly. Here is the TAB for the tune:
Part A
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-----0-----0-0-----|-------------------|
|-0-------------2-0-|-----2-------2-----|
|-------2-----------|-4-----0---4---4-0-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-----0-----0-0-----|-3---0-------------|
|-0-------------2-0-|-------2-----------|
|-------2-----------|---------4-0-2-----|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
Part B
|-----0-0---2-3-2-0-|-2---------2-5-2---|
|-0-----------------|-----3-3---------3-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-----0-0---2-3-2-0-|-------------------|
|-0-----------------|-3---0-------------|
|-------------------|-------2-----------|
|-------------------|---------4-0-2-----|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Comb Your Hair And Curl It - A Traditional Irish Slip Jig
This traditional Irish slip jig is played on the acoustic guitar in the standard tuning.
Comb Your Hair And Curl It
Part A
|-------------------|-----0-0-----------|
|-0-----------------|-0---------2-3-----|
|-------------0---2-|-----------------2-|
|-----2-2---4-------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-0-----------------|-0-----------------|
|-------------0---2-|-----0-0-2-0-------|
|-----2-2---4-------|-------------4-2-0-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-----0-0-----------|
|-0-----------------|-0---------2-3-----|
|-------------0---2-|-----------------2-|
|-----2-2---4-------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-0-----------------|-0-----------------|
|---2---------0---2-|-----0-0-2-0-------|
|-----2-2---4-------|-------------4-2-0-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
Part B
|-3---0-0---0-0---2-|-0---0-0-2-3-5-2---|
|---------0---------|---0-------------3-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-3---0-0---0-0---0-|-------------------|
|---------0---------|-3---0---0---------|
|-------------------|-------2---0-------|
|-------------------|-------------4-2-0-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-3---0-0---0-0---2-|-3-0-0-0-2-3-5-2---|
|---------0---------|-----------------3-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-3---3-5-3-2-3---0-|-------------------|
|-------------------|-3---0---0---------|
|-------------------|-------2---0-------|
|-------------------|-------------4-2-0-|
|-------------------|-------------------|
|-------------------|-------------------|
Labels:
acoustic guitar,
guitar lesson,
Irish Guitar,
Irish guitar lesson,
Irish music,
jig,
slip jig,
traditional irish
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