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Date Posted: Wednesday, July 16, 11:54am
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Subject: Thank you everyone! I appreciate your help :)
In reply to: Thanks! 's message, "Does anyone know an easy way to distinguish between a light jig and a single jig tune? They both sound so similar, I'm worried I might mix them up during the exam!" on Tuesday, July 15, 11:58pm


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[> Ask a feis musician the difference, they might know how to explain it better. -- helped me a bit, Thursday, July 17, 1:57pm

There is some kind of technical difference between the two as far as written music goes. Also, in a light jig, you can hear the " 1-2-3-4", there is a note for each beat.The single jig is "shorter", bouncier...does that make sense :~)

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