Paddy Has Gone to France
Reel (D Major)
first part
- | A | B f# f# B f# A f# | e f# d e f# A A | B f# f# B f# A f# | e f# d e f# d d
- | A | B f# f# B f# A f# | e f# d e f# A A | B f# f# B f# A f# | e f# d e f# d d ||
second part
- | A | D F# E D B D A B | D F# E D B E E | D F# E D B D A f# | e f# d e f# d d
- | A | D F# E D B D A B | D F# E D B E E | F# D E C# D B A f# | e f# d e f# d d ||
I have highlighted the f#, A and E crotchets (quarter notes) in green to show were you can add triplets in the reel. These notes would effectively translate as 4 notes i.e. f# f# f# f#, playing the first note with a down stroke followed by down up down. Don’t try to play the tune at speed, practice the triplets slowly so as you hit each notes with accuracy.
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