Selected Solo Mando Tunes

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The Serenade No. 13 for strings in G major, K. 525 was written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in 1787. The work is more commonly known by the title Eine kleine Nachtmusik. The German title means "a little serenade", though it is often rendered more literally but less accurately as "a little night music". The work is written for a chamber ensemble of two violins, viola, and cello with optional double bass, but is often performed by string orchestras.

Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik

Old Man's Banjo

Mandoline Jam

"O wail for the mighty in battle, / Loud lift ye the coronach strain,/ 
For Hector the Hero of deathless fame, / Will never come back again."

Lovely tune mourning the death by suicide of the Scottish war hero Hector MacDonald (a.k.a., "Fighting Mac.)"  Most versions I have  heard seem to me to be a bit over-the-top sentimental, but I find in the music a thing of much sterner stuff.  
My Petersen octave mandolin has a top made of fir which is a very unusual wood.  It gives this tune a dark, rich tone that suits it well.



Hector The Hero (Octave Mandolin)

I was introduced to this beautiful piece by Cyril O'Donoghue through the playing of the wonderful mandolinist, Marla Fibish, who does it more justice than I ever could.

The Parting

Lively jig.  I play it a lot at a local session and it always gets a positive response.  I don't think it is possible to hear this tune without taping a foot.

The Humors Of Bandon

Love this tune ... so full of energy, and four parts no less.  Also (originally) known as "An Phis Fluich" which has been translated in many ways, all of which are a bit on the racy side, so I'm going with the tame renaming.  Whatever you call it, it totally rocks!

O'Farrell's Welcome to Limerick

I was just practicing tonight and felt like recording one of the pieces.  Beethoven's Sonata No. 14 in C# minor Op. 27 No. 2, or otherwise known as 'Quasi una fantasia' or the 'Moonlight Sonata'.  I recorded this on a Steinway D and mastered it in my mastering studio www.alpinemastering.com  

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Moonlight Sonata

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Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata (Glenn playing on a Steinway D)

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Udan Choo Full Song | Banjo | Riteish Deshmukh, Nargis

Spirited song that makes for a spirited tune.

Cunla

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Mozart - Turkish March

Emmy The Great - Exit Night (Banjo or Freakout Remix)

I am an amateur multi-instrumentalist with a passion for playing Irish Traditional Music on anything with strings (mandolin, guitar, banjo, fiddle, octave mandolin, mandola).  I also enjoy performing folk and old time music.  I created this page mainly as a way of sharing tunes with people interested in learning to play Irish Trad.  I play all tracks here in a way that I hope makes them accessible.  I play them musically, but simply, avoiding a lot of the repetition, ornamentation, or variation I might use if performing them publicly.  
I include here 50 common session tunes played on mando.  These tracks, broken down into three playlists, are intended to help anyone new to Irish Trad to pick up some popular tunes to enjoy playing at home, or better yet, at a session.  I also have lists for Irish banjo, Celtic guitar, O'Carolan tunes, and selected mando tracks of tunes people have especially liked.
 
For those interested in knowing what instruments I use:  
Guitar tracks are recorded with a Martin D-28 Custom (1984),  a Larrivee OM-02 (2019), a Larrivee D-50 (2003), a Kalamazoo (Gibson) tenor (1936), or an Eastman AC 320 B (2007).
Banjo tracks are recorded with an Epiphone Recording A (1928) or a Bacon and Day Silver Bell No. 1 (1927).
Mando tracks are recorded with a Gibson A-1 (1916), a Collings MT (2011), a Collings MT2 (2019), or an Eastman 605 (2009). 
Octave mandolin tunes are recorded with a Petersen Level 1 (2012).
Mandola tunes are recorded with a Eugene Howard mandola (1890s).
I use a Zoom H2n, and edit tracks using Audacity (cuts, fade outs, noise removal, amplification, compression, equalization).

Cunla

Mostly Mandolin