Six comments
Full abc
X:1
T:Jig of the Living Dead
C:Robin Beech
Z:robin.beech@mcgill.ca
R:jig
M:6/8
L:1/8
K:Bm
BAB GBF | EFG F3 | EFG FBc | dfd e2_B |
Bcd ecA | GAB F3 | EFe2FG | dcd B3 ::
fef dfc | fBf AfF | EFG FBc | dfF dfF |
fef dfc | fBf cfd | efg fdB | ecA dBG |
Ffe fdf | cfB fFf | EFG FBc | dfF dfF |
fef dfc | fBf cfd | efg fdB | Fd_B =B3 |]
This was written for the title, which came out of a discussion about the Halloween jig and other tunes suitable for this time of year
Bizarre.. but beautiful. This will definitely improve my playing ability if I can get this sounding good.
Nice tune Robin! Bloody difficult to play mind - I will work on it and maybe if we meet again I can give it a go! 🙂
Hey thanks Alistair 🙂 It’s funny but it’s rediculously easy on the english concertina - makes a change from tunes like the Tongadale reel that is nigh on impossible on the concertina but a doddle on the fiddle.
Maybe if I shifted it down to A minor then at least on the fiddle you would always be bouncing back to an open E string instead of the F#. It’s only in B minor to fit with the Halloween jig
But if you put it in A minor then there would be F naturals to cope with and that would make it a whole lot more challenging for me on my whistle! 🙁