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Dan Breen’s

“Dan Breen’s” is a reel I love playing very much. I learned it from a session with Yvonne Casey, Terry Bingham and Stéphane Germain. There’s a great version of this tune on the album “The Kilmore Fancy” by Catherine & John McEvoy as well.

Below is a video from a few years back, as I recorded this tune for a “30 Tune-a-day” challenge.

X:1
T:Dan Breen’s
R:Reel
M:4/4
L:1/8
K:Ador
|:e2dB A2AG|EAAG ABcd|eBdB ABAG|EGGF GABd:||
|:e2ge edBd|e~A3 e~A3|e2ge edBd|d2ef g2fg:||
Sheet Music for "Dan Breen’s"Dan Breen’sReel

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