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JB Samzun & Charles Monod - Aughavinna - Irish Traditional Music from Doolin, Co. Clare

Glen Road To Carrick (The)

“The Glen Road To Carrick” is a great reel from Donegal which I learned from the playing of James Cullinan and Dermot Byrne. They played an amazing concert at the Corofin Trad Fest back in 2013, and I learned this tune afterwards. They actually recorded it a good few years ago (1987!) for a TG4 program, you can watch the video below!

X:1
T:Glen Road To Carrick, The
R:reel
M:4/4
K:D
F~D3 FDGD|FDFG ABAG|F~D3 FDGF|EG=cA G2AG|
F~D3 FDGD|FDFG ABAG|F~D3 FDGF|EG=cA G2FG||
Addc ABAG|Addc A2FG|Addc AdAG|EG=cA G2FG|
Addc ABAG|Addc A2(3ABc|defd AGFD|EG=cA G2eg||
f~d3 fdeg|fdfg abag|f~d3 fdef|gabg efge|
f~d3 fdeg|fdfg a2ag|f~d3 fdef|gabg efge||
fdec dcAG|Adcd A2(3ABc|defd AGFD|EG=cA G2eg|
fdec dcAG|Adcd A2(3ABc|defd AGFD|EG=cA G2(3ABc||
|:d~D3 A~D3|d~D3 A2(3ABc|d~D3 A~D3|EG=cA G2(3ABc|
d~D3 A~D3|d~D3 A2(3ABc|defd AGFD|1 EG=cA G2(3ABc:|2 EG=cA G2AG||
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