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Phil's

jig

Key signature: Adorian

Submitted on May 13th 2006 by PaddyCmusic.

This tune has been added to 10 tunebooks.

Also known as Mist Covered Mountain.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: Phil's
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Ador
|:eAA BAB|eAA B^cd|eAA BAB|dBG GBd|
eAA BAB|eAA B^cd|egg gfe|dBG GBd:|
|:A2|aae aae|aae a A2|aae f ~g2|g gfe|dBG GBd|
A2|aae aae|aae f ~g2|g gfe|dBG GBd :|

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Phil's sheetmusic
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Phil's Jig

This is the first tune I've posted. I got Phil's jig from a former banjo teacher and I havn't heard it being played by anyone since and no one else in any session I went to seemed to know it.
For the first part, you can make those C#'s to C natural. Whatever takes your preference.
In part 2, things get a little strange. The rythem goes a little weird but the transcription I've posted is correct, I'm sure. The crotchet A at the beginning of the 2nd part acts like an anucrusis and therefore, you can see that 1 beat is missing from a bar somewhere in part 2 due to this.
Strange little tune when it comes to the B part but should be manageable enough.

My teacher played the set tenpenny bit/Phil's Jig/Lilting Banshee.

A supposedly rare tune to add to your repoitore maybe?

Comments welcome (hope I made no mistakes!).

Have fun playing!

# Posted on May 13th 2006 by PaddyCmusic

Phils jig

Ascribed to fiddler Phil Neil Boyle of Arranmore Island . It is a version of Mac Donald of the Isles March.

# Posted on May 15th 2006 by cruiser

Already in the database

As johnduffy indicated:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/2724

# Posted on May 15th 2006 by joesmith

Phil's AKA Mist Covered Mountain

This tune, listed as "Phil's Jig," can be heard in the Waltons 101 Fiddle Tunes collection.

Also it's on "Rattling Banjo's-100 Banjo Solo's" with David McNevin playing it under the title "Mist Covered Mountain." (Not to be confused with the other tune by that name.)


# Posted on July 14th 2007 by Chef Paul

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