Coleraine's jig

This is the setting for Coleraine's Jig as I recall it. I have heard different renditions, but still like this one.

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[Pgitlitz]

I was intending to consistently play C natural.Sorry my intonation is suspect. I am playing rolls on the C sometimes which might add to the confusion? There's a low F# and and high F natural in the B part and there also both a G and G# as well, but the C notes should all be natural.

[Pgitlitz]

I intending to consistently play C natural.Sorry my intonation is suspect. I am playing rolls on the C sometimes which might add to the confusion? There's a low F# and and high F natural in the B part and there also both a G and G# as well, but the C notes should all be natural.

[Pgitlitz]

I intending to consistently play c natural.Sorry my intonation is suspect. There's a low F# and and high F natural in the B part and there also both a G and G# as well, but the C notes should all be natural.

[sizefam4]

Great tune! You're fantastic on that thing!

[Pgitlitz]

Thanks Gary. Eventually I'll get around to posting some more. Hey how do you set up a channel?

[mathias280368]

thank you paul for all what you have done; scores and everything

[Pgitlitz]

Your are very welcome.

[splortz]

Coleraine is a town in N. Ireland.

[stmesrob]

thanks for posting this tune. question: I notice you play a C# sometimes and a C natural others. Mostly it's when the line is descending...When you are playing ascending the second finger is close to the first, but when descending it either creeps up towards your 3rd finger, or you are purosely playing a C#. Is this just an intonation issue with your technique or does it change?