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The Star Of The County Down

Select sheet music or audio for The Star Of The County Down (click on logos)
 
Simple version
(Piano or Kbd)		 mp3 Audio only Full arrangement
(Piano score)

MORE BEGINNERS PIECES...  (Updated Nov 2014)

Apart from Scarborough Fair each sheet has a basic version + a variation.

ALSO!!!   HANDY FOR SIGHT READING!
  Merrily We Roll Along >

  Lightly Row  > 
  (Lead sheet version) 

  Just Getting Started >

  Michael Rowed  >
   the Boat Ashore 

  This Old Man >
 (Knick-Knack Paddywhack) 

  Let's Get Moving >

  Scarborough Fair  >

  Little Donkey >
 (Just for Xmas!)

 Gypsy Rover >

  Kerry Polka  > 


Check out some of Mick's original compositions.
You can choose a taster download or get the whole track.
For more of Mick's arranging and writing click>   johnnyp.ie

 Locked 
(56s) 		Vox: Gav Coombes; Guitar: Jethro Hill; Kbds: Mick Jones  Locked 
(4m41s)
 African Children 
(57s) 		Lead Vocals: Gav Coombes & Phil Capaldi; Guitar: Jethro Hill; Kbds: Mick Jones  African Children 
(4m42s)
 Demon Station 
(51s) 		Guitar: Jethro Hill; Kbds: Mick Jones  Demon Station 
(4m29s)

All copyrights remain with Mick Jones
 

 

  

 

You-Tube slide-shows for

 'Locked'

&

'African Children'
 

You-tube tracks re-mastered by Ryan L-J


Teachers Notes

If you are working with  Keyboard Express, you may find it useful to have a copy of the Teachers Notes. This is free for teachers and students to download. The document provides a good deal of background to the choice of material as well as ideas you may like to include in your own lessons. 
 teachers_notes.htm 
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The MIDI Debate

If you like a good rant, you might like to check out the MIDI Debate. If you work with MIDI files and get fed up with people who assume all MIDI files are equal, this might at least help you to feel less alone!
 midi_debate.htm 
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