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robmac07 - Posted - 03/16/2016: 23:41:50
Here's an attempt at the Belfast Hornpipe by a near beginner. I tried it on my old Gibson TB-00 just for St Patrick's Day. Love to hear any other versions here.
brewerpaul - Posted - 03/19/2016: 04:25:24
Very nice, especially for a "near beginner". That's one of my all time favorite tunes. I learned it first on whistle, then mandolin, and now I play it on banjo. I usually play it as a medley, following Boys of Bluehill.
Klondike Waldo - Posted - 03/29/2016: 18:46:50
Niclely done, Rob. Brewerpaul- I play Harvest Home with Boys of Bluehill.
brewerpaul - Posted - 03/30/2016: 18:14:06
Waldo-- I sometimes play all three together, at least playing at home for myself.
Tom Hanway - Posted - 04/12/2016: 03:47:11
Lovely stuff, Rob. Good medley suggestions here. One can also play this tune into 'The Rights of Man', or vice versa, adding triplets to the A-part just like the triplets to 'The Right's of Man' (A-part). It works for me.
Best ~ Tom
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