Irish Songs Lyrics With Guitar Chords By Martin Dardis

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Sheet music and tin/penny whistle notes for Irish songs.
Including music from The Dubliners, The Clancy's, Traditional Tunes, Christy Moore, The Wolfe Tones, The Fureys and much more.This music notation is suitable for banjo, mandolin, accordion, fiddle and tin whistle. The tin whistle notes may not always match the music sheet score, which means when transcribed the notes on whistle may not be in the same key as the sheet music it came from. These song notes are only a guide. I have started to include some basic abc notes which are by Cathal Lynch for the large number of beginner whistle players comming here.
 

Tin Whistle Notes

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
abc format only
 
 
no whistle notes
The video is The Chieftians with Paddy Moloney
tin whistle, if you keep practicing you too can be
as good a whistle player.

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Cathal Lynch And Brian Warfield

When I went looking for sheet music notes for an Irish folk song on line and couldn't find any, there was plenty of pieces of music for the Irish tunes but not for the songs. I thought, why were these big music sites not displaying the folk and ballads along with the traditional Irish music tunes.
 
Where were The Dubliners, The Wolfe Tones, The Furey Brothers and the hundreds of traditional Irish song notes ?
When you first take up and learn a musical instrument, be it banjo, fiddle, mandolin or whatever, you will want to learn something that's familiar to you. since most would already know more songs that tunes then the logical thing would be to learn something easy, for example a song that already in your head and have known it for years.
So you look around for an easy song to play, right ?
Well, if you ever took music lessons that's the way things work, you would be started on some simple song to you had it off by heart before moving on.
 
So when I looked for sheet music notes for Irish songs on the Internet and couldn't find any, I thought, this isn't right ! So I started to collect as many songs as were already here on the site and tried to get sheet music to go with them, a hard thing to do.
 
I was successful in selecting most of the older traditional songs but not the more recent ones, and as for tin whistle notes, well they are even harder to get.
Not everybody can play by ear, so most will look for the sheet music or tin whistle notes image of the song for guidance. I'm surprised the big sites like ceoltas who pride themselves on promoting Irish music don't have an online tin whistle song collection.
Anyway I will continue with this section of the site and try build on what's already here.
Don't forget, If you have sheet music or tin whistle notes for any Irish folk or ballads including Dubliners, Pogues, Furey Brothers, The Clancys, The Wolfe Tones will you please send them to me.I have now started collecting abc music notes  which are used mainly for beginners of tin whistle. Although I've heard well established Irish musicians use the abc system also. All the abc music notation is by Cathal Lynch [see above photo] who has done a great deal of working in providing  these song notes in a simple to understand method.

Sheet music and Tin Whistle Notes For Irish Songs