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  Genre: Celtic/Irish  Style: Standard  Key: G  Tuning: Standard  Difficulty: IntermediateThe Downfall of Paris 
Posted by Marc Metzger, last updated: 8/25/2008 9:34:10 AM
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Notes: I heard this performed by the Dubliners once, who disregarded the repeats and ran straight through the piece, then repeated it again. First time through was strictly strings (banjo, guitar, violin) then the second time through they added harmony with whistles and what sounded like hammer dulcimer. It is a very fun piece to play due to the rhythm and off-beat syncopation thrown in throughout.
  Genre: Old-Time  Style: Standard  Key: D  Tuning: Standard  Difficulty: BeginnerTipperary 
Posted by BanjoBrad, last updated: 8/12/2008 7:08:06 PM
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Notes: I arranged this from the key of Bb for a clawhammer buddy, then added the fiddle line, and then a guitar chord backup.

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