Irish mandolin lessons. Monaghan (jig)

Irish jig played in the key of Em. Also known as The Clay Pipe, The Monaghan, The Monaghan Twig, Monaghan's, Monahan, Monahan's, Port Mhuineacháin. Played on my Collings MT2O mandolin.
- My mandolin : www.collingsguitars.com/mando...
- Strings : www.daddario.com/products/gui...
- Lessons are free on my channel, but if you want to support me you can make a donation : paypal.me/tergal14

[@angelgomez8377]

I've been playing mandolin since a year ago and your tutorals are the best !
No endless speeches,no b»»»sh»»»»»g,everything is
clear and easy to understand,besides that,your picking technic is

[@pollyb6817]

Beautiful.
Don't suppose you'd be able to post the rhythm section tab/chords too?
Thank you so much

[@JakeMakesMusic711]

Your original lesson for this song was the first thing I ever learned how to play on Mandolin; it's interesting to see a new take on it. Also, this sounds absolutely incredible with the rhythm playing chords behind it.

[@wandering128]

@Jake Hardy basically the same for me but with the song Swallowtail Jig!! And yes, I also am liking it when he does the mandolin rhythm in the same video 👍🏻😁 Thank you @Tergal14 !!

[@pedromartinazzo5036]

I'm a guitar player and I bought a mandolin as a side intrument because of its size and use on european folk music. So far your tabs been by far the most helpful

[@lewisfitzjohn]

and soon your guitar will be the side instrument.

[@peggybogardus9340]

Thanks so much. I love all your videos. This is helpful.

[@harvstersmusic6320]

Great lesson, no bones about it. Extremely entertaining as well. You are awsome.

[@matjordan4848]

This is really excellent, a really nice version and the tab/instructions are really clear and easy to follow. I've enjoyed working on it over Christmas, but I'm nowhere near up to full speed.
By my reckoning the accompaniment is as follows:
Part A & B (both the same)
Em on bars 1,2,3,5 & 6
D on bars 4 & 8
C on bar 7
Part C
Em on bars 1, 2, 5 & 6
C on bar 3
D on bars 4 & 8
Bm on bar 7
Part D
Em on bars 1, 2, 3, 5 & 6
D on 4 & 8
Bm on 7

[@CreativeSteve69]

I love listening to these lessons. Great seleciton of tunes. :)

[@spacedruid2415]

Thanks for added the slowed down part, helps a lot in some areas.

[@lindamon8]

Have loved this tune since I saw the video of Frankie Gavin and co playing it many years ago. Now I think, with your help I might be able to learn it myself. Just love the C and D parts!

[@radharcanna]

Beautiful playing and clear instruction. Thank you for taking the time to do this.

[@timothyomahony9179]

Great stuff. Thanks for this really good instruction. Might actually get this jig now!

[@tomsnowball]

Great lesson! I'd really appreciate the addition of upstrokes/downstrokes as I'm having trouble working that part out. Thanks!

[@rajendrapatel9201]

Awesome! So sweet

[@christianxzowner2958]

My prefered❤❤❤

[@jaythizzle1969]

Well done! Thanks.

[@featherstherad9287]

Now this is a great lesson video.

[@Xietseluob]

Thanks for this lesson !

[@rajendrapatel9201]

I will try this. Sir put also easy lesson like this with tab

[@django02]

Great lesson and I really like that you included versions with and without the triplets. I'm going to start learning the triplets version.
Your video was posted more than a year ago so you may have already taken care of this, but it sounds like one or both of the E string slots in the nut need to be worked a bit. There's a distinct sharp buzz when you play the open E course that's not there when you play any of the fretted notes on the E course. That sound often comes from the bottom of the slot being flat or sloped slightly toward the fretboard. It's an easy fix.

[@andrewsmith3324]

My E has the same buzz on the open string. How do I go about fixing that

[@wandering128]

I really like how this video shows the rhythm & the melody (I'm trying to figure out what chords are being played) Thank You!! 👍🏻😁

[@Rockmonanov]

Yeah I wasn’t too sure either. Be interested to find out. I hate playing chords on mandolin.

[@wandering128]

@@Rockmonanov I dont mind it, but then again I dont play the full 4 finger chords - I just do the 2 & 3 finger partial chords....

[@seamusmclaughlin7142]

Em-D-Bm-C

[@stratocactus]

Wow merci ! Cette jig est excellente :)
M'en vais écrire la tablature de ce pas.

[@aarphi1984]

Not sure why, but I found this so much harder to learn that Morrison's even though they are so similar.

[@jstandley3014]

Great tune, great performance, great lesson! High quality video and audio. Love the added rhythm backing! Now I can finally learn the D part to this tune, lol.Thanks so much for your hard work.

[@gibby6904]

Thanks for this great lesson! It appears you are using fairly heavy strings? Beautiful Collings as well....

[@jamesnash8857]

👏🙌🙏👍

[@jonathancollins9057]

Thanks so much for this. Quick question, do you have the sheet music to this other than the tab?

[@johnwilliamson6846]

You’ve no doubt been asked many times before, but are you willing to say what plectrums you now use (and/or would recommend)?

[@arbor8591]

Are you doing the triplet strokes DUD or UDU?

[@rajendrapatel9201]

Sir ! For this music which book do I purchase ? I am in Chicago.

[@eduardoantunes8062]

Which tune to play this kind of music?!

[@arbor8591]

Is it possible to get a print out of the tab you have on here?

[@aleistercrowley7594]

Please what is the tuning mandoline no es GDAE porque no suena

[@prabodhajayawardana4228]

This mandolin is tuning GDAE ?

[@jaythizzle1969]

Any chance you can include the rhythm part?

[@Blankman776]

Anyone got a breakdown of chords for this?

[@rajendrapatel9201]

Tab please.👌👌

[@ryanmckenna7481]

hello. What chords are played in the rhythm part?

[@jonmagnus3510]

What hardness of pick do you use for such a bright sound? Also what sort of strings do you use?