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Lesson 2: How to play My Home

  • Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song
  • Lesson 2: How to play My Home
  • Lesson 3: How to play Craigellachie Lasses
  • Lesson 4: How to play the Jig of Slurs
  • Lesson 5: How to play Hector the Hero
  • Lesson 6: How to play The White Cockade
  • Lesson 7: How to play The Barren Rocks of Aden

My Home is a lovely straightforward waltz to build on once you have mastered the Skye Boat Song.

It was originally published in 6/8 in the Patrick McDonald collection (1784) under the title of “Posadh peathar In bhain” (and is still known as a jig called “John Bain’s Sister’s Wedding”). The melody in 3/4 became a popular Gaelic song, “Mo Dhachaid” (“My Home” or “My Ain Hoose”) written by Malcolm Macfarlane.

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Lesson 2: How to play My Home

  • Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song
  • Lesson 2: How to play My Home
  • Lesson 3: How to play Craigellachie Lasses
  • Lesson 4: How to play the Jig of Slurs
  • Lesson 5: How to play Hector the Hero
  • Lesson 6: How to play The White Cockade
  • Lesson 7: How to play The Barren Rocks of Aden

My Home is a lovely straightforward waltz to build on once you have mastered the Skye Boat Song.

It was originally published in 6/8 in the Patrick McDonald collection (1784) under the title of “Posadh peathar In bhain” (and is still known as a jig called “John Bain’s Sister’s Wedding”). The melody in 3/4 became a popular Gaelic song, “Mo Dhachaid” (“My Home” or “My Ain Hoose”) written by Malcolm Macfarlane.

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Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song

  • Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song
  • Lesson 2: How to play My Home
  • Lesson 3: How to play Craigellachie Lasses
  • Lesson 4: How to play the Jig of Slurs
  • Lesson 5: How to play Hector the Hero
  • Lesson 6: How to play The White Cockade
  • Lesson 7: How to play The Barren Rocks of Aden

Start your journey into the rich world of Scottish fiddle with this lovely easy tune. The Isle (island) of Skye sits on the west coast of Scotland and features some dramatic landscape.

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Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song

  • Lesson 1: How to play Skye Boat Song
  • Lesson 2: How to play My Home
  • Lesson 3: How to play Craigellachie Lasses
  • Lesson 4: How to play the Jig of Slurs
  • Lesson 5: How to play Hector the Hero
  • Lesson 6: How to play The White Cockade
  • Lesson 7: How to play The Barren Rocks of Aden

Start your journey into the rich world of Scottish fiddle with this lovely easy tune. The Isle (island) of Skye sits on the west coast of Scotland and features some dramatic landscape.

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Lesson 11: How to play The Banks of Loch Gowna

  • Lesson 1: How to play The Three Sea Captains
  • Lesson 2: How to play The 42 Pound Cheque
  • Lesson 3: How to play John Ryan’s
  • Lesson 4: How to play Donnybrook Fair
  • Lesson 5: How to play The Banshee
  • Lesson 6: How to play The Flogging Reel
  • Lesson 7: How to play Britches Full of Stitches
  • Lesson 8: How to play Tell My Ma
  • Lesson 9: How to play Down By The Sally Gardens
  • Lesson 10: How to play Shi Bheag Si Mhor
  • Lesson 11: How to play The Banks of Loch Gowner
  • Lesson 12: How to play Denis Murphy’s Polka

Spend some time with this lesson learning the basics of The Banks of Loch Gowner, an unusual jig in the key of B minor. Chris will take you through the fingering before taking you through the tune phrase by phrase.

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