Johnny When You Die (Fling) Traditional
Johnny When You Die is a popular old tune played throughout the Ireland and abroad. It's a fling, which are usually simple tunes in a skippy rhythm, in Ireland the fling is often danced as a two-hand dance whereas in Scotland it's often danced in solo dance form. The fling is in duple metre (in cut time and has a dotted rhythm) and is related to the highland fling and the hornpipe rhythms which are found throughout the British Isles. A typical fling has 16-bars, dividied in two, in the form AABB.
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Learn to Play A Part 'Johnny When You Die'
Phrase 1 A Part
Phrase 3 A Part
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Phrase 2 A Part
Phrase 4 A Part
Phrase 1&2 A Part
Phrase 3&4 A Part
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Learn to Play B Part 'Johnny When You Die'
Phrase 1 B Part
Phrase 3&4 B Part
Phrase 2 B Part
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