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This Mixolydian tune is named after Garrett

Barry,

who was a

blind lrish minstrel. With this

piece,

the chief technical

consideration is

the

rhythmic coordination of

the numerous

hammers and

pulls.

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I

first

heard

this

Scottish

jig

on

a harp

record

by

Allison

Kinnaird

in a

slow

version,

and

then

h""rd

Johnny

Cunninghanifiadle

it ât

quite

a

brisk

pace.

This

version

is

based

on

the slower

s.tting.

You can

find

ii

in Kerr's

Merry

Melodies.

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Arr.

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This Scottish

jig

can

only

be described

as

delightful.

When I first

heard

it, it

seemed

like

I had

known the

tune forever,

so natural

and graceful

did rhe

melody

sound

to me.

This

version

comes from

the New

England

Fiddler's

Repertory.

There

is

even

a trand

of Scorch

named

after

this tune.

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I

came

across

this

pretty

rune

in O'Neilfs

Music

of

Ireland;

and

made

the

small

alteration

of

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to

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naturals

(naturai

sevenths

in

minor

mode

tunes

are

more

ËËi';?

""ai,ià"^f

iriri*uri.).

ln

the

first

part,

sixth

measure,

note

the

use

of

the

half'barre

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tn"

fourth

finger

on

the

fifth

fret'

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This four-part Mixolydian tune,

like

"Gary

Owen,"

is one of those

"perpetual"

tunes that does

not

end

through the

usual

process

of melodic resolution

-

therefore

an ending has been

provided.

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James

Morrison

was

an

Irish

fiddler

from

the

sligo-

-area

who made

i".ordi"g,

in

the

1920's.

This

jig

was

probably

composed

by

him.

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several

influential

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