Belfast Mill Banjo Tab
Belfast mill tenor banjo / guitar / mandolin tab. I first hear The Furey Brothers And Davie Arthhur singing this song. It's a very easy tune to play for beginners. When it was written by Si Kahn it was called Aragon Mill, and I suppose it still is, but Finbar Furey changed one word ''Belfast'' instead of Aragon and a new song was born. The tab tuning is standard GDAE and also a tab in CGDA which is the same way a mandola is tuned .Included are the basic 4 string banjo letter notes for those who don't yet read tabs.
Below is the list of songs [ tabs ] included in the Mandolin ebooks. The price is €7.90
and I'll email the download links after payment. Standard tuning GDAE,
You'll receive every song listed below which is around 500 and a mix of folk, ballads, pop and rock.
Now including a free Beatles ebook of songs and another of Irish rebel songs plus Christmas songs and hymns.
Also included is a 500 page ebook of lyrics and chords for the mandolin / tenor banjo in 3 different keys.
Martin
and I'll email the download links after payment. Standard tuning GDAE,
You'll receive every song listed below which is around 500 and a mix of folk, ballads, pop and rock.
Now including a free Beatles ebook of songs and another of Irish rebel songs plus Christmas songs and hymns.
Also included is a 500 page ebook of lyrics and chords for the mandolin / tenor banjo in 3 different keys.
Martin
Below is the ordinary sheet music for Belfast Mill
Ebook of banjo mandolin letter notes for beginners here
Below is another version of Belfast Mill in the key of D Major.
Below is another version of Belfast Mill in the key of D Major.
The above youtube video is myself doing the singing, Joe on tin whistle, Marc on Harmonica and Eugene [R.I.P] on Accordion.
To play along with the video use the version in the key of D Above.
To play along with the video use the version in the key of D Above.
Below is the original version of the music for Aragon Mill. I changed the notes of this song over the years but below is the original and the notes are a bit different.
Below is the same song in the tuning of CGDA
