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CELTIC ACCORDEON TOURISH MARTIN
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Martin Tourish is an accordion specialist from Ireland whose own history is steeped in the tradition of Celtic Music. In...
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Trad. Irish: The Forgotten Highland · Trad. Irish: Molly St George · Trad. Welsh: Beth ywr Haf i Mi? · Trad. Cornish: De-Sul Vyttyn · Trad. Welsh: Merch Megan · Trad. Scottish: Rosilin Castle · Trad. Welsh: Pibdawns y car gwyllt · Trad. Irish: Tabhair dom do Lamh · Trad. Scottish: The Duke of Perth · Trad. Scottish: The Atholl Highlanders · Trad. Irish: Na Ceannabhain Bhana · Trad. Scottish: A Mans a Man for All That · Trad. Scottish: Captain Campbell · Trad. Scottish: Da Ferry Reel · Trad. Scottish: The Pitnacree Ferryman · Trad. Irish: The Star above the Garter · Trad. Irish: The Killavil Jig · Trad. Breton: An Dro · Trad. Scottish: The New Rigged Ship · Trad. Irish: O'Carolan's Concerto · Trad. Irish: The Humours of Whiseky · Trad. Irish: The Magic Slipper · Trad. Breton: Danse Macabre · Trad. Breton: Tri Martelod · Trad. Irish: The Rights of Man · Trad. Irish: The Boys of Malin · Trad. Scottish: Lieutenant Maguires Jig · Trad. Irish: James Tourishs Polka · Trad. Scottish: The Laird O'Drumblair · Trad. Irish: Trippin
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Overview
Martin Tourish is an accordion specialist from Ireland whose own history is steeped in the tradition of Celtic Music. In his ground-breaking publication CELTIC, he explores, in arrangements for solo, standard-bass accordion, music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany.
He examines styles within styles, offering thirty easy to intermediate grade pieces as well as a guide to performing practice in a genre where the musical notation is often considered by performers to be merely skeletal.
He examines styles within styles, offering thirty easy to intermediate grade pieces as well as a guide to performing practice in a genre where the musical notation is often considered by performers to be merely skeletal.
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