89 Learner YouTubes!

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This is a collection of YouTubes which might help those who like to learn by ear, while playing along with tunes played at a nice steady speed.

N.B. Banjo YouTubes are not included here as they will already be in our Video Library.

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89 links to useful tune learning YouTubes!

The videos I am selecting for this group are ones which feature a tune being played slowly &/or slowly then quickly, which I found very useful as an aid to helping me to learn to play tunes.

If you know of any others which you found helpful, please post the details on the Comments Wall below & I'll be happy to add them to our list, here.

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JIGS:

Apples in Winter 1

Apples in Winter 2
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The Boys of Tandragee

The Boys of the Town & Tommy Mulhaire's
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The Cliffs of Moher

The Connachtman's Rambles
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Eddie Kelly's

Eddie Kelly's & The Wandering Minstrel
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Father O'Flynn & Fasten the Leg in Her
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Gallagher's Frolics

The Geese in the Bog

The Goat in the Green & Brendan Tonra's
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Health to the Ladies & Jerry's Beavert Hat

The Humours of Glendart & Contentment is Wealth
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Julia Clifford & The Trip to Athlone
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The Leitrim Jig & Morrison's

The Lilting Fisherman
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Miss Walsh & The Tar Road to Sligo

The Mist Covered Mountain

Morisson's Jig
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Paddy in London
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The Queen of the Fair
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The Rambling Pitchfork

The Rose in the Heather

The Rose in the Heather & The Kesh Jig
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Saddle the Pony & The Connaughtman's Rambles

Scatter the Mud

Ship in Full Sail & Shandon Bells

Sixpenny Money
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The Tar Road to Sligo

Tripping up the Stairs
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The Walls of Liscarroll

Miss Walsh

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REELS:

Ah Surely et John Naughton's

The Ashplant

Austin Tierney's & The Ships are Sailing
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The Boyne Hunt
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Cooley's

The Concertina Reel

The Congress

Crowley's
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Drowsy Maggie

The Drunken Landlady

The Dublin Lasses

The Duke of Leinster

The Dunmore Lassies
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The Flowers of Edinburgh
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The Galway Rambler

The Green Gowned Lass
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Jackie Coleman & Cooley's

Jenny Picking Cockles

Jenny's Wedding & The Fermoy Lasses

John Naughton's

The Kilfenora
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Maid behind the Bar

The Maids of Mitcheltown 1

The Maids of Mitchelstown 2

The Man of the House

Maud Millar

Miss Monaghan

The Morning Dew

The Morning Star & Shannon Breeze

Jim Mulqueeny's

The Mullingar Races & Miss Monaghan's

The Musical Priest

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Pay the Reckoning

The Pigeon on The Gate
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The Red Haired Boy & The Morning Star
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The Sally Gardens

Sergeant Early's Dream

The Silver Spire

The Sligo Maid

Sporting Paddy

The Star of Munster

The Swallow's Tail

The Tailor's Thimble

The Tarbolton

The Temperence Reel

The Tempest

Toss the Feathers
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The Wind that Shakes the Barley & The Ships are Sailing

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HORNPIPES:

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Fisher's
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The Galway Hornpipe
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Harvest Home
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The Kildare Fancy

The King of the Fairies

Kitty's Wedding & The Plains of Boyle
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The Stack of Barley
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Some Say the Devil is Dead

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Comment by Dick Glasgow on February 26, 2011 at 4:29pm: When learning tunes, although I enjoyed listening to Banjo recordings I had much more fun playing along with recordings of other instruments. I especially enjoyed playing along to Accordion & Melodeon LPs, as I always thought the Banjo sounded really well with them & they really seemed to compliment one another.

Cheers

Dick