Celtic Jigs and Reels (Part 4)

Learn about celtic jigs and reels (part 4): describe how geography and culture shape musical style

🎵 Stage Brief #66

Celtic music from Ireland uses fiddles, tin whistles, and drums called bodhráns.

🎯 Your mission

If it sounds wrong, slow down — you're almost there.

⚡ The twist

Your ears are smarter than your eyes. Trust them.

What you'll learn

Celtic music from Ireland uses fiddles, tin whistles, and drums called bodhráns. The fast tunes make you want to dance a jig!

Remember

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How many lines does a music staff have?

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What instrument has strings and is played with a bow?

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What is a rest in music?

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