The Doggy Few is an Irish Folk Band based in the Netherlands. They have a nice website at: www.doggyfew.com . I'm not really good in rea...

This is a tunebook for starters with lots of basic session tunes. All with chords, so it's a good starting point for beginners. http://w...

Another Tunebook which provides lots of chords for accompanyment is made by Paul Hardy. He made it for Accordion-players, but it is useful f...

By accident I found this tunebook on the web. https://www.ceilidhsoc.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/CeilidhSoc-Favourit...

Pennknivsmördaren (Penknife Killer" is a traditional Swedish tune. Kruzifinger learded it from Ken P, a member of "Mandolin Cafe...

I haven't posted anything for more than a month. How time flies, but I did not find anything, that I thought is so interesting to post. ...

Another fine song by Tim Browne, one of my favourite Bouzouki players. This is what he writes about the song: This is a version of the great...

Inspired by the version of Irishlike kyle decided to post his own version. Very interesting to listen to various approaches to one song. Goo...

A new video my friend Irishlike posted. Andy Irvine's song O'Donoghue's. Just the first verse. I like your version a lot, Tom.

Tim has posted some new videos, so I'm really happy to include them here. On the first video he plays a guitar shaped bouzouki made by H...

Dingle 2009. This is a real short but powerful version of Andy's classic.

Ralf Wackers, German musician with Band Curragh http://www.currach.de/ has release a tutor's book for the Irish bouzouki. As far as I kn...

Some time ago I made some templates for Jigs and Reels where I could just fill in the chords needed. This helps a lot when attending a works...

Some time ago I made this little helper. This shows all the position of the notes wich are in a specified chord. So it helps to find out ...

This is a nice instrumental tune in honour of Dave Freshwater, the builder of this octave mandolin. Enjoy!