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| Now, you can play the lilting melodies and stirring dances of the great Irish music tradition, using just 3 chords! Irish music has enchanted generation after generation the world over. From poignant ballads to spirited jigs and reels, the enduring charms of this rich folk tradition have earned it a special place in music history. In this book, you will find each beloved classic written in the simplest form possible. Each of the 50 arrangements (one song comes in 2 versions) makes playing the music a joy. You'll never find more than three chords used for any song! And every one comes in a special easy setting, with chord symbols and fingerings! So if you enjoy a gig now and then, with a little Irish piano for the music, then this is the one to get! "Irish Piano With Just 3 Chords" weighs 12.16 oz. |
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| Come Back To Erin (Opening Version) - Written by: "Claribel" (Charlotte Alington Barnard) - ©1999 Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms - Written by: Thomas Moore - ©1999 Cooley's Reel - ©1999 Danny Boy - Written by: Frederick E. Weatherly - ©1999 Drill, Ye Tarriers, Drill - Written by: Thomas Casey - ©1999 Get Up Early - ©1999 Ghost Pipers Of Carlow - ©1999 Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly? - Written by: C. W. Murphy, Will Letters, and Wm. J. McKenna - ©1999 In This Village There Lives A Fair Maid - ©1999 I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen - Written by: Thomas P. Westendorf - ©1999 Kathleen Mavoureen - Written by: Marion Crawford and Frederick N. Crouch - ©1999 The Ballinderry Jigg - ©1999 Claudy's Jigg - ©1999 Jigg The First Of Wicklow - ©1999 Killarney - Written by: "Edmund Falconer" (Edmund O'Rourke) and Michael W. Balfe - ©1999 The Wearing Of The Green - Written by: Dion Boucicault - ©1999 Little Annie Rooney - Written by: Michael Nolan - ©1999 Maid Colleen No More - ©1999 Molly Malone - ©1999 Mother Machree - Written by: Rida Johnson Young, Chauncey Olcott, and Ernest R. Ball - ©1999 Mrs. Crofton - Written by: Turlough Carolan - ©1999 My Wild Irish Rose - Written by: Chauncey Olcott - ©1999 Oft In The Stilly Night - Written by: Thomas Moore - ©1999 Patrick's Day - ©1999 Peg O' My Heart - Written by: Alfred Bryan and Fred Fischer - ©1999 Pretty Brown Maid - ©1999 Saely Kelly - Written by: Thomas Connallon - ©1999 Sweet Rosie O'Grady - Written by: Maude Nugent - ©1999 The Band Played On - Written by: John F. Palmer and Charles B. Ward - ©1999 The Battle Of Aughrim - ©1999 The Blackbird And The Thrush - ©1999 The Hawk Of Ballyshannon - Written by: Rory Dal O'Caghan - ©1999 The Irish Washerwoman - ©1999 The Kerry Dance - Written by: James Lyman Molley - ©1999 The Kilkenny Tune - ©1999 The Ministrel Boy - Written by: Thomas Moore - ©1999 The Mulligan Guard - Written by: Edward Harrigan and David Braham - ©1999 The Rose Of Tralee - Written by: C.M. Spencer and Charles W. Glover - ©1999 The Rose Without Rue - ©1999 The Wheelwright - ©1999 Throw Him Down, M'Closkey - Written by: John W. Kelly - ©1999 'Tis The Last Rose Of Summer - Written by: Thomas Moore - ©1999 Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral - Written by: James Royce Shannon - ©1999 When Irish Eyes Are Smiling - Written by: Chauncey Olcott, George Graff Jr., and Ernest R. Ball - ©1999 When Johnny Comes Marching Home - Written by: "Louis Lambert" (Patrick S. Gilmore) - ©1999 Where The River Shannon Flows - Written by: James I. Russell - ©1999 Who Threw The Overalls In Mistress Murphey's Chowder - Written by: George L. Geifer - ©1999 Young James Plunket - ©1999 Yourself Along With Me - ©1999 Come Back To Erin (Closing Version) - Written by: "Claribel" (Charlotte Alington Barnard) - ©1999 |
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This item has a difficulty rating of 4 on a scale of 1 through 6, with 6 being hardest. 
Chord symbols are included in this book.
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