I hope you get value from these tabs, sheet music, and chords for The Maid Behind the Bar reel. For the full DADGAD backing tutorial click the big orange button below. This lesson is is played four times around for ease of learning. Fast, slow, medium and the fast once again. Full DADGAD Tune Tutorial…
In this guitar lesson I teach The Maid Behind The Bar baking. I go through all the chords and have my dad, Mick Coyne playing the whistle. This is a reel in the key of D major. Towards the end I have my dad play the tune twice around on his own so that you
Here’s a short lesson on how to read guitar tabs, also know as tablature. Free TABs & Notation…
The chords displayed in this video link up with my DADGAD chord tutorial video for ‘My Darling Asleep’. Click the big orange button below to view that lesson. I hope this sheet music, chord, and guitar tab video come in handy for learning the ‘My Darling Asleep’ jig. Full DADGAD Tune Tutorial… If you do
Here’s how to play ‘My Darling Asleep’. This is an Irish guitar backing tutorial in DADGAD tuning. My dad, Mick Coyne is on the whistle. TAB’s, Chords, & Notation…
Here is the sheet notation, TABs, and Chords for The Haunted House Jig. If you would like to play along to the tune and learn how to accompany it in DADGAD tuning, here is the Haunted House tutorial lesson, Click HERE. If you do not yet know how to read guitar TABs, here’s a quick
In this Irish guitar backing lesson I teach the chords to The Haunted House jig in DADGAD Tuning. My dad, Mick Coyne is playing the whistle on this track. If you’d like the guitar TABs and sheet notation for this tune just Click Here. If you’d like to work on your jig accompaniment here are
In this lesson, we learn how to back jigs with the ‘double-down’ strumming technique. This is a follow on lesson from the previous jig strumming tutorial. Click the orange ‘Previous’ button below to watch that. Next you can try this stumming patter in an actual jig. Here are plenty of jigs to keep you going! Click HERE
In this lesson, we cover how to accompany Irish music using a traditional jig strumming pattern. Firstly we learn the “double down” stum, then we practice it at various tempos. Then we move on to emphasizing different beats within the strum to get a groove going. Finally, we practice that strum to a tune. The