Musicke and Tunes
by Sean Siegfried
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A tablature book consisting of five arrangements of Irish Jigs/Reels is included with the download as a PDF.Purchasable with gift card£2 GBP or more
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Mrs. Winter's Jump
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Cook In The Kitchen
02:05
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Alman
01:28
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about
'Musicke and Tunes' is a collection of Early Music and Traditional Irish Music arranged for Solo Guitar.
Mrs. Winter's Jump - John Dowland (arr. Steve Siktberg)
Chiaconna in Partite Variate - Alessandro Piccinini (arr. Siegfried)
The Maids Of Mitchelstown - Traditional Irish Reel (arr. Siegfried)
Cook In The Kitchen - Traditional Irish Jig (arr. Siegfried)
Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Rolling Waves - Traditional Irish Jigs (arr. Siegfried)
Alman - Robert Johnson (arr. Bert Jansch)
The Nine Points Of Roguery - Traditional Irish Reel (arr. Siegfried)
Mrs. Winter's Jump - John Dowland (arr. Steve Siktberg)
Chiaconna in Partite Variate - Alessandro Piccinini (arr. Siegfried)
The Maids Of Mitchelstown - Traditional Irish Reel (arr. Siegfried)
Cook In The Kitchen - Traditional Irish Jig (arr. Siegfried)
Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Rolling Waves - Traditional Irish Jigs (arr. Siegfried)
Alman - Robert Johnson (arr. Bert Jansch)
The Nine Points Of Roguery - Traditional Irish Reel (arr. Siegfried)
credits
released December 18, 2012
license
all rights reserved
tags
discography
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May 2011 -
Dec 2012
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