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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2007 · 9 MIN

Lesson 10. The Lark in the Morning

from Irish Guitar Podcast

Our second set of 9 tunes begins with 'The Lark in the Morning'.This is a four-part jig - probably the most widely  played four-part jig in Irish music. Because it has a total duration of 64 bars, it can be very handy for set dancers who may occasionally ask for a tune of that length. Normally it's played in D Major, but Tony's version is in C Major, with a capo on the 2nd fret. The booklet has been expanded to contain 18 tunes - but the price is unchanged at US $9. Anyone who bought the first booklet automatically gets the new updated version at no cost. If you've missed out, let us know and we'll sort it out.This lesson runs for 9 minutes 35 seconds.File size is 1.09 MB.

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