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    This is an original Fiddle Tune of Mine. The style is Tasmanian Traditional this music is influenced by A. Laing a Scottish trained fiddle player that lived and played and composed in VDL Tasmania during the colonial period. Betsy Island is an island off South Arm not far from Hobart. The reef is where a certain Catamaran ran aground in embarrassing circumstances.

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    This is an original Fiddle Tune of Mine. The style is Tasmanian Traditional this music is influenced by A. Laing a Scottish trained fiddle player that lived and played and composed in VDL Tasmania during the colonial period. Betsy Island is an island off South Arm not far from Hobart. The reef is where a certain Catamaran ran aground in embarrassing circumstances.

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    The Reefs of Betsy Island

    Uploaded by

    Steve Gadd
    This is an original Fiddle Tune of Mine. The style is Tasmanian Traditional this music is influenced by A. Laing a Scottish trained fiddle player that lived and played and composed in VDL Tasmania during the colonial period. Betsy Island is an island off South Arm not far from Hobart. The reef is where a certain Catamaran ran aground in embarrassing circumstances.

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    The Reefs of Betsy Island

    no pq
    Words by S.Gadd

    Standard Tuning
    =E =D
    =A =G

    h
    B B B
    Moderate = 164

    D4 B B B B B B B B B
    Am Am G Am G

    : 4 B B B B B B B B
    1

    BBBBB B B B B BBBB
    BBBBB BB
    Em Am G Em Am

    B BBB B B
    4

    B B B B A B B B B B B B B B B B
    B B B
    Em Am Am G Am

    B
    8

    B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B
    G Em Am G
    11

    BBBBB
    BBB BBBBB BB BBBBA
    Am Am Em Am
    14

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