The Capuchin jig

I really like this tune. 🙂 This is a good tune for anyone learning music.

I like it too, but it’s too difficult to me.

🙂 LOL GM

that was a joke wasn’t it……………………. ;)

This is an old jig, more commonly played in D (not as originally posted here in "G incognito"). It appears in James Aird’s "Airs and Melodies," a widely popular six-volume series published from 1778 to 1801, which included Scottish, Northumbrian, and English tunes. (For more info on Aird’s books, and a CD-ROM edition, go to: http://www.purr.demon.co.uk/aird/)

X: 1
T: Capuchin, The
M: 6/8
K:D
A|:d2 d dcd| e2 e efg|fed dcd| ecA A2 A|
d2 d dcd| e2 e efg| fed edc|1 ~d3 d2 A:|~d3 d2 g||
~f3 fdf|~g3 gbg|~f3 fed|ecA A2 Ag|
~f3 fdf|~g3 gbg|fed edc|1 ~d3 d2 g:|2 ~d3 d2 A||

Ooops…ignore the extra A (after A2) in bar 4 of the B part.

😀
The Dingle Regatta is here in that key too.🙂

sounds like a morris dance tune