Key of Dm

The Banks of the Barrow

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Irish tenor banjo tab

Sheet Music for "The Banks of the Barrow"The Banks of the Barrow023235023310052050232305252000Tenor Banjo05450150530405305450150553055050Tenor Banjo1310530135305250232305252000Tenor Banjo3023235023235055250202350555200002Tenor Banjo3332350233500452202023505252000Tenor Banjo30245450150553105530545015053310550Tenor Banjo313105150505301052050202350105252000Tenor BanjoBook: O'Neill's 425Notes:"Moderate"Irish title: brua.ca na bear.ba
ABC notation source
X:425
T:The Banks of the Barrow
N:"Moderate"
N:Irish title: brua.ca na bear.ba
B:O'Neill's 425
M:6/4
L:1/8
K:Dm
(D>E) | (FEFG) (A3 =B) c2 (c>_B) | A2 (A>G) (E3 D) (C3 D) | .E(c=Bc) (A3 G) (E2 G>E) | D2 D2 D4 :|
|: A2 | (d^cde) (f3 d) (e2 a2) | (ge^ce) (d3 =c) A2 z2 | (d^cde) (f3 d) (e2 a2) | (aged) (d3 e) (d3 e) |
(fgf).e d3 c A3 B | (cdc).A (G3 E) (C3 D) | .E(c=Bc) (A3 G) (E2 G>E) | D2 D2 D6 :|
|: D>E | (FEFG) (A3 =B) c2 (Bc) | d2 (A>G) (G3 E) (C3 D) | (E>D(3EFG) (A3 G) (C2 G>E) | D2 D2 D4 z2 (D>E) |
(FEFG) A3 =B c2 (3cde | A3 ^F G3 E A,3 D | (E>D(3EFG) (A3 G) (E2 G>E) | D2 D2 D4 z2 :|
|: (3A=B^c | .d.^c.d.e f3 d e3 a | (agfe) {d}~d3 c A3 z | (d^cde) (f3 d) (e3 a) | g>gfe d4 (d3 e) |
.f.g.f.e d3 B G2 z A | .d.e.d.c .A.B.A.G .E.D.C.D | (.ED(3EFG) .A.B.A.G .E2 G>E | D2 D2 D6 ||
FAQ

Questions about The Banks of the Barrow

  • The Banks of the Barrow is in Dm, in 6/4 time. On a GDAE instrument it sits in first position.

  • Very easy. 100% of the notes fall in first position, between the open string and the fifth fret, and the highest fret used is 5.

  • The tune type is not recorded in the source collection.

  • Yes. Tenor banjo, mandolin and octave mandola are all tuned GDAE, so the tab above is identical for all three. A bouzouki tuned GDAD needs the top string adjusting, which the converter handles.