A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a version of Gyn Ennym, created to help those who want to practice the dance or tune.

More about the Manx Jig dance can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/girls-jig/

More about the tune, Gyn Ennym, can be found here: 
https://manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/gyn-ennym/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
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Gyn Ennym

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a slowed-down version of Car y Phoosee, created to help those who want to perform the dance at a slower speed.

More about the Car y Phoosee dance can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/car-y-phoosee/

More about the tune can be found here: 
https://manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/car-y-phoosee/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
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Car y Phoosee [slow]

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a version of Y Mheillea, created to help those who want to practice the dance or tune.

More about the Y Mheillea dance can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/dances/yn-mheillea/

More about the tune can be found here: 
https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/yn-mheillea/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Y Mheillea

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a slowed-down version of Cur Shaghey yn Geurey, also known as the Step Dance, or "Bendy-Bendy," created to help those who want to perform the dance at a slower speed.

More about Cur Shaghey yn Geurey can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/cur-shaghey-yn-geurey/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Cur Shaghey yn Geurey [slow]

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a version of Cur Shaghey yn Geurey, also known as the Step Dance, or "Bendy-Bendy," created to help those who want to practice the dance or tune.

More about Cur Shaghey yn Geurey can be found here: https://manxmusic.com/learn/dances/cur-shaghey-yn-geurey/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Cur Shaghey yn Geurey

A set popular traditional Manx tunes used for Manx dancing.
The two reels played here are Eunyssagh Vona & Car Juan Nan.
This is a set of Manx reels created to help those who want to practice the tunes or dances like Eunyssagh Vona. 

More about the Eunyssagh Vona dance can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/dances/eunyssagh-vona/

More about the tune, Car Juan Nan, can be found here: 
https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/car-juan-nan/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle), Malcolm Stitt (guitar) and Cairistiona Dougherty (whistle).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Eunyssagh Vona reels

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a slowed-down version of Y Mheillea, created to help those who want to perform the dances at a slower speed.

More about the Y Mheillea dance can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/dances/yn-mheillea/

More about the tune can be found here: 
https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/yn-mheillea/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle) and Malcolm Stitt (guitar).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Y Mheillea [slow]

A set popular traditional Manx tunes used for Manx dancing.
The two jigs played here are Fathaby Jig & Jemmy as Nancy.
This is a set of jigs created to help those who want to practice the tunes or dances like Fathaby Jig. 

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle), Malcolm Stitt (guitar) and Cairistiona Dougherty (whistle).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Fathaby Jig jigs

A popular traditional Manx tune used for Manx dancing.
This is a version of Flitter Dance, created to help those who want to practice the dance or tune.

More about the Flitter Dance can be found here: https://www.manxmusic.com/learn/dances/flitter-dance/

More about the tune can be found here: 
https://manxmusic.com/learn/tunes/flitter-dance/

This recording was arranged and performed by three of the Isle of Man's leading musicians: Tom Callister (fiddle), Malcolm Stitt (guitar) and Cairistiona Dougherty (whistle).

More about Manx music & dance can be found here: manxmusic.com/

This recording was produced by Culture Vannin in 2011 and released online in 2025.
Culture Vannin exists to promote, support and celebrate the culture of the Isle of Man.
https://culturevannin.im/
www.facebook.com/culturevannin
www.instagram.com/culturevannin/

Flitter Dance

Flitter Dance [slow]

Promoting and supporting all aspects of culture in the Isle of Man.

Culture Vannin awards grants and initiates schemes whilst supporting the work of development officers for music and language. The work of Culture Vannin has been fundamental to the revival of interest and support for Manx language and culture over the last twenty years.

Culture Vannin is the trading name for the Manx Heritage Foundation, registered charity 333 in the Isle of Man.

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