Irish mandolin tabs
2,705 Irish traditional tune settings with free printable tab, notation and slow playback. Find Irish and Celtic mandolin tabs for jigs, reels, hornpipes and more in GDAE tuning.
jigs 928 tunes
reels 603 tunes
hornpipes 291 tunes
slip jigs 113 tunes
airs 36 tunes
set dances 29 tunes
waltzs 5 tunes
slides 2 tunes
jig, marchs 1 tunes
marchs 1 tunes
double jig, marchs 1 tunes
barndances 1 tunes
Questions
Browse the tune links on this page for notation, GDAE tab and playback. The converter can redraw a setting in GDAE. The library includes historical collection settings and approved player contributions, with no account needed to browse or print.
Yes, exactly the same. Tenor banjo, mandolin and octave mandola are all tuned GDAE, so one piece of tab serves all three. The instruments sound different octaves, but your fingers do the same thing.
Four lines are the four strings, high E on top and low G at the bottom, which is how every published Irish tab book draws it. A number is the fret to press on that string, and 0 means play it open. The standard notation above the tab carries the rhythm.
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