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Tablature for
Banjo, Bass, Dobro, Dulcimer, Fiddle,
Guitar & Mandolin

We offer these tunes in MIDI so you can hear the melody and also in Tab and form.

If you click on the TablEdit icon, above, it will take you to their website where you can download the demo version to view and hear our TablEdit files.

The Tab files do not show some of the nuances that the TablEdit files will but by listening to the MIDI, you should be able to pick them out.

Click on the links below an instrument to go to either the Midi, Tab or (Tef) the TablEdit version.

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The banjo part for Bill Cheatham was written in double C capo2 to fit with an arrangement we do with St. Anne's Reel.

We like to play this tune in the form ABCB AB ABCB. In an actual band situation the parts would be divided between different instruments rather than have one or all play the whole form but for practice, on your instrument, you might want to play the whole form to become familiar with it.

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Sandy Boys is a great tune for the fiddle to play in AEAE tuning. You can play it high and low using the same fingering.

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