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An Tobar Glé

jig

Key signature: Dmajor

Submitted on October 5th 2007 by Josie48.

This tune has been added to 5 tunebooks.

Also known as An Tobar Gle.

Recordings of a tune by this name:

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X: 1
T: An Tobar Glé
M: 6/8
L: 1/8
R: jig
K: Dmaj
A|~D3 FEA|D.F/.G/A d2A|~D3 FEF|AdF GFE|
.DAD FEA|D.F/.G/A de/f/g|agf~g2 e|dcB AFA|
~D3 FEA|D.F/.G/c d2A|~D3 FEF|AdF GFE|
.DAD FEA|D.F/.G/A de/f/g|agf~g2 e|dcB AFA|
dec d.cB|AFA {B}AFA|ded .dcd|e{f}ef gfe|
.g/.f/ef ~g2e|dec dcB|AFA ~D3|FDA GFE:|]

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An Tobar Glé sheetmusic
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An Tobar Glé

A composition of Neil Mulligan, taken from his CD of the same title recorded in 2003. He paired this with another self-penned tune "Oileán na Meannáin" - a very nice "traditional" sounding set.

# Posted on October 5th 2007 by Josie48

24 bar?

Is it really a 24 bar tune or have you missed out the repeat on the 'B' music?

# Posted on October 6th 2007 by hetty

24 bar?

Is it really a 24 bar tune or have you missed out a repeat on the 'B' music?

# Posted on October 6th 2007 by hetty

Wow, stereo... 8-)

# Posted on October 6th 2007 by ceolachan

Yea! got carried away with the repeats.

# Posted on October 6th 2007 by hetty

:||:

It's in our nature... ;-)

# Posted on October 6th 2007 by ceolachan

Repeat

Indeed, indeed. Part A is written out twice because of minor changes in the repeat, part B should also be repeated. I have mended the abc already....

Johannes

# Posted on October 7th 2007 by Josie48

|: would be advisable at the beginning of the 'B' music to avoid confusion.
Thanks again for clarification.

# Posted on October 8th 2007 by hetty

What does Neil mulligan play? I've not come across him until now.
It's always good when a tune comes along that helps one to develope playing technique. This one does just that. I play a D/G with the D on the push on the 'G' row changed to an E and it certainly is useful when playing bars 1, 3, 9 & 11. I'm playing the whole of the first 3 bars on the push which is very smooth and sharp. Also 9,10 & 11. Bar 6 is good for my technique also. First group of 4 notes on the push, 2nd. grp. on the pull.

# Posted on October 8th 2007 by hetty

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