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Morrison’s Jig

A well-known jig commonly played in E minor. Compare versions and notice how articulation changes while the form remains recognisable.

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Learning notes

A well-known jig commonly played in E minor. Compare versions and notice how articulation changes while the form remains recognisable.

Practice sequence

  1. Listen to more than one respected version.
  2. Identify the form and repeated phrases.
  3. Learn by ear in short sections.
  4. Play the full tune at a steady, moderate pace.
  5. Record your version and note one musical improvement.

Practice checklist

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