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Written/Posted by BanjoFret12
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Size: 4,148kb, uploaded 9/19/2024 9:05:54 PM
Genre: Folk / Playing Style: Backing Track
I found this melodic song, ?Saint Anne's Reel,? which sounds nice on the 5-string banjo. It is done in Standard Tuning, in the Key of G. Despite its popular association with Ireland, St. Anne?s Reel is actually of French-Canadian origin. The inspiration for the 1929 tune comes from a quaint French village named Baie Sainte Anne, situated on St. Anne?s Bay, near the mouth of Miramichi Bay in New Brunswick.
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