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

Maid on the Green (The)

The Maid on the Green is a very popular jig all over Ireland. It is one of the first tunes I learned on both tin whistle and concertina. I associate this tune with whistle and flute player Christy Barry from Ennistymon, who has been living in Doolin for many years and runs the wonderful Doolin Music House together with his partner Sheila (a must visit if you are in Doolin!).

I enjoy playing “The Maid on the Green” after another great tune called “Apples in Winter“. They were recorded together by the legendary Chris Droney and this combination is quite common.

X:1
T:Maid On The Green, The
M:6/8
R:Jig
K:G
|:gfg e2d|Bee dBA|BGG dGG|BAG ABd|
~g3 e2d|Bee dBA|BGG dBA|AGF GBd:||
|:~g3 afd|gfg a2a|gfg efg|fd^c d2a|
bag agf|gfg e2d|Bee dBA|AGF GBd:||

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