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The Old Grey Goose (abridged)

jig

Key signature: Adorian

Submitted on June 6th 2005 by MattB.

This tune has been added to 31 tunebooks.

Also known as The Old Grey Goose.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Old Grey Goose (abridged), The
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Ador
|:F|GBG FAF|GEE EFE|DFA dAG| FDD DEF|
E2E FEF|GFG gfg|edB BAF|GEE E2:|
|:B|efe edB|def g2e|fdd add|gag fed|
gfg fge|def g3|edB BAF|GEE E2:|
|:c|BAG AGF|GEE E2c|BGG dGG|FDD D2c|
BAG AGF|GEE gfg|edB BAF|GEE E2:|

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The Old Grey Goose (abridged) sheetmusic
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Another Geese in the Bog, completely different from the ones you have already. I think this is a lovely tune, best played not too fast. I sometimes play a role at the first crochet E, and maybe at the high gs instead if gfg. Also a flick on the second of the two consecutive Bs.

# Posted on June 6th 2005 by MattB

This version appears to parts 1, 3 and 4 of the six part jig "The old gray goose". The old gray goose is a great tune.

# Posted on June 7th 2005 by sjt

Matt, I think you got mixed up up in your geese! The Old Grey Goose, definitely!!!!

# Posted on June 7th 2005 by the wounded hussar

Sorry! I made a couple of mistakes first time. All fixed now I hope.
Does anyone else know it as 'Geese in the Bog'?

# Posted on June 7th 2005 by MattB

Old Grey Goose, by me.

# Posted on June 7th 2005 by Will Harmon

I didn't want to mislead people so I changed the name. It may have been better to delete it but I don't know how.

# Posted on July 30th 2005 by MattB

seems a bit similar (only a bit mind) to da full rigged ship (i think so anyway, correct me if im wrong)

# Posted on September 28th 2005 by flamin fiddler

"The Old Grey Goose" ~ the rest of the bird

Key signature: e minor
Submitted on August 20th 2001 by Mad Baloney.
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/241

# Posted on December 27th 2005 by ceolachan

This transcript here, as with the earlier one linked to above, also resolves on 'E', so not A Dorian, it is e minor...

# Posted on December 27th 2005 by ceolachan

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