Tunebooks and Websites Created with
Michael Eskin's ABC Transcription Tools


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Here you will find many free PDF Tunebooks and Interactive Tunebook Websites created with my ABC Transcription Tools.

Most of the tunebooks have both a standard notation version as well as tablature versions for many instruments including Mandolin, Ukulele, Fiddle Fingerings, Irish Bouzouki (GDAD), Guitar, Mountain Dulcimer, Tin Whistle, B/C and C#/D Box, and Anglo Concertina.

Click on any tune name in the tunebook's Table of Contents or Index to jump to the tune.

The tune pages in the books are interactive, clicking on the tune's title will open the tune for playback in my ABC Transcription Tools player.

From the Player, click "Start Tune Trainer" to practice the tune looped with increasing speed each time or several times through.

I'm frequently adding new tunebooks and websites, or updating older ones with new content and features, so be sure to bookmark this page and check back every few weeks!


Table of Contents

Click the links below to jump to the selected tunebook section


Interactive Tunebook Websites
Website versions of my most popular tunebooks


How to Use the Interactive Tunebooks


Changing the Instruments Used for Playing Tunes from the Tunebooks


Comhaltas San Diego Tune Learning Session Tunebook
100+ tunes taught at the weekly Comhaltas San Diego Tune Learning Session


"The King Street Sessions Tunebook"
Over 1000 Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments


CARP Celtic Jam Tunebook
Over 560 Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments


CCE Dublin 2001 Tunebook
116 Popular Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments


O'Flaherty's Irish Retreat Tunes Played Slowly 2024
2024 Retreat Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments


Tune Settings Transcribed and Tunes Composed by Mike McHale
Mike Hale's tune settings from approximately 20 years of teaching workshops,
classes and lessons collected by Colleen O’Sullivan and Neal Warshaw


O'Carolan Tunes Transcribed by Brennan / Black / Gilb


A Dozen Lovely Waltzes With Tablature for Box and Anglo Concertina


Anglo Concertina / Button Accordion "Party Piece" Hornpipes


A Collection of 28 Renaissance Lute Pieces


Shape Note Hymns from The Open Hymnal Project


263 Tunes by John Clare (written 1820-1834)


How to Read the B/C and C#/D Box Tablature


How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature


Using the PDF Tunebooks on iOS and Android Devices


My Tip Jars


Contact Me



Comhaltas San Diego Tune Learning Session Tunebook
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Comhaltas San Diego Tune Learning Session Tunebook

100+ tunes taught at the weekly tune learning session in Balboa Park

Updated periodically with additional tunes


Standard Notation

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Standard Notation - First Line Incipits

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Mandolin Tablature

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Tenor Banjo Tablature

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Standard Guitar Tablature

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Whistle Tablature

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Baroque Recorder (Soprano or Tenor) Tablature

Click to Download



"The King Street Sessions Tunebook"
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King Street Sessions Incipits Tunebook

Over 1000 Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments

Created with the permission of the original author, Michael D. Long

Click the title of any tune to play

Click the >> next to any tune to jump to the Index

Click any tune name in the Index to jump to the tune


Michael Long's Original PDF Tunebook

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Standard Notation Full Tune Version

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Notation Incipits Version

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Text Incipits Version

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(Smallest PDF file available with full interactivity)


Mandolin Tab

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Tenor Banjo Tab

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Ukulele Tab (for Flatpicking)

Click to Download


Fiddle Fingering Tab

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Irish Bouzouki (GDAD) Tab

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Standard Guitar Tab

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DADGAD Guitar Tab

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DAD-Tuned Mountain Dulcimer

Tablature for a DAD tuned instrument with a 6 1/2 fret
(836 tunes from the original collection).

High D String Linear Style

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Cross-String Style

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Tin Whistle / Irish Flute (D) Tab

Click to Download


Walkthough of the B/C and C#/D Box Interactive Tablature PDF Editions


B/C Box Tab

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How to Read the B/C Box Tablature


C#/D Box Tab

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How to Read the C#/D Box Tablature


Jeffries-style Anglo Concertina Cross-Row Tab

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Favors playing D5 and E5 on the left-side G-row.

Favors playing C5 on the left-side G-row draw.

Favors playing B4 on the right-side C-row draw.

Favors 2nd button on right-side top-row for C#5 and D#5.

How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature


Wheatstone-style Anglo Concertina Cross-Row Tab

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Favors playing D5 and E5 on the left-side G-row.

Favors playing C5 on the left-side G-row draw.

Favors playing B4 on the right-side C-row draw.

How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature


Great Highland Bagpipe Chanter and Drones
Tuning at A=454Hz for Practice Chanters

This version has the tunes all transposed to the key of A, folded
to the range of the chanter, and plays with both the chanter and drones

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CARP Celtic Jam Tunebook
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CARP Celtic Jam Tunebook

Click any tune name in Table of Contents and Index to go to the tune's page.

On the tune's page, click the title to open it in my ABC Transcription Tool's Player.

From the Player, click "Start Tune Trainer" to practice the tune looped with
increasing speed each time or several times through.

The instrument-specific tab versions play with the instrument's sound.

Click the  <<  and  >>  arrows to return to the Table of Contents or Index.


Click any of the links below to download the Interactive PDF tunebook:


Standard Notation

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Mandolin Tab

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Tin Whistle (D) Tab

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Soprano Recorder Tab

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Hammered Dulcimer

Standard notation, melody played on hammered dulcimer

Click to Download



CCE Dublin 2001 Tunebook
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116 Popular Tunes With Both Notation and Tablature for Various Instruments

CCE Dublin 2001 Tunebook

Click any tune name in Table of Contents and Index to go to the tune's page.

On the tune's page, click the title to open it in my ABC Transcription Tool's Player.

From the Player, click "Start Tune Trainer" to practice the tune looped with
increasing speed each time or several times through.

Click the  <<  and  >>  arrows to return to the Table of Contents or Index.


Standard Notation

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Standard Notation First Line Incipits

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Scottish Bagpipes

These versions have all the tunes in the tunebook transposed to the key of A
folded to the range of the chanter, and plays with both the chanter and drones

Click to Download the Great Highland Bagpipe A=480Hz (Pipe band high tuning)
(Chanter + drones) Version

Click to Download the Great Highland Bagpipe A=466Hz (Bb)
(Chanter + drones) Version

Click to Download the Great Highland Bagpipe A=454Hz
(Practice chanter + drones) Version

Click to Download the Great Highland Bagpipe A=440Hz
(Chanter + drones) Version


Mandolin Tab

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Ukulele Tab (for Flatpicking)

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Fiddle Fingerings

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Irish Bouzouki (GDAD) Tab

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Cittern (Open-A DAEAC#) Tab

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Guitar (Standard Tuning) Tab

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Guitar (Open-A DAEAC#E) Tab

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Tin Whistle (D) Tab

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Baroque Recorder (Soprano or Tenor) Tab

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B/C and C#/D Box Tab

Click to Download the B/C Version

Click to Download the C#/D Version

How to Read the B/C and C#/D Box Tablature


Anglo Concertina Tab

Click to Download the Jeffries-style Version

Click to Download the Wheatstone-style Version

How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature



O'Flaherty's Irish Retreat Tunes Played Slowly 2024
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O'Flaherty's Irish Retreat Tunes 2024

Click any tune name in Table of Contents and Index to go to the tune's page.

On the tune's page, click the title to open it in my ABC Transcription Tool's Player.

From the Player, click "Start Tune Trainer" to practice the tune looped with
increasing speed each time or several times through.

The instrument-specific tab versions play with the instrument's sound.

Click the  <<  and  >>  arrows to return to the Table of Contents or Index.


Click any of the links below to download the Interactive PDF tunebook:


Standard Notation

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Standard Notation Incipits

Click to Download


Mandolin Tab

Click to Download


First Position Fiddle Fingerings

Click to Download


Irish Bouzouki (GDAD) Tab

Click to Download


Tenor Banjo Tab

Click to Download


Guitar (Standard Tuning) Tab

Click to Download


Tin Whistle (D) Tab

Click to Download


B/C Box Tab

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C#/D Box Tab

Click to Download


How to Read the B/C and C#/D Box Tablature


Scottish Bagpipe Versions

These versions have had all tunes transposed to the key of A
(no change to the modes) and also have drones injected.


Great Highland Bagpipe (A:480Hz - Pipe band high tuning)

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Great Highland Bagpipe (A:466Hz - Standard Bb)

Click to Download


Great Highland Bagpipe (A:454Hz - Practice chanter)

Click to Download


Great Highland Bagpipe (A:440Hz)

Click to Download


Scottish Smallpipes in A

Click to Download


Scottish Smallpipes in D

Click to Download



Tune Settings Transcribed and Tunes Composed by Mike McHale
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Mike McHale Tunebooks

Introduction by Neal Warshaw

"These tunebooks contain all of the settings for the tunes which Mike McHale transcribed over approximately 20 years of teaching workshops, classes and lessons which were collected by Colleen O’Sullivan and Neal Warshaw.

There are approximately 600 tunes, of which, about 200 were included in the 2 tunebooks published with the help of Hilari Farrington Koehler and Benedict Koehler.

Tunes transcribed the first few years were hand written and some of the tunes are a bit faint but after a while Mike got the hang of a computer app.

Mike was a big fan of Paddy O’Brien and his cousin, Sean Ryan. Their compositions are included and acknowledged.

In the last few years of his life Mike composed a number of tunes himself and these are in a separate tunebook."


Gary Martin generated the PDF tunebooks from the transcriptions.


Here is an article on Mike McHale published by the CCE Mid-Atlantic Region:

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Reels

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Jigs

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Hornpipes

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Miscellaneous Tunes

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Original Compositions

Click to Download


Click the title of any tune to immediately play the tune using my
ABC Transcription Tools.



O'Carolan Tunes Transcribed by Brennan / Black / Gilb
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Over 200 O'Carolan tunes, click the title of any tune to play it.

O'Carolan Tunes

There are several versions of the interactive PDF tunebook:


Harp + Drones in the Key of the Tune

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Notation Incipits Version - First Stave Notation of Each Tune

Click to Download


Text Incipits Version - First Three Bars of Each Tune, Sorted by Name

Click to Download


Irish Bouzouki with GDAE Tablature

Click to Download


Irish Bouzouki with GDAD Tablature

Click to Download


Hammered Dulcimer

Click to Download



A Dozen Lovely Waltzes With Tablature for Box and Anglo Concertina
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A Dozen Lovely Waltzes

Click the title of any tune to immediately play the tune using my
ABC Transcription Tools with my high-quality Accordion and Concertina samples.

How to Read the B/C and C#/D Box Tablature

How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature


B/C Box

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C#/D Box

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Anglo Concertina (Jeffries)

Click to Download


Anglo Concertina (Wheatstone)

Click to Download



Anglo Concertina / Button Accordion "Party Piece" Hornpipes
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Six of my favorite arpeggio-heavy hornpipes to play on
Anglo Concertina and Button Accordion.

Hornpipes for Anglo Concertina/Box

Anglo Concertina

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Button Accordion

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A Collection of 28 Renaissance Lute Pieces
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Renaissance Lute Pieces

Arranged for Guitar

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Arranged for Harp

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Arranged for Chorused Guitar (nylon)

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Shape Note Hymns from The Open Hymnal Project
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Over 200 hymns with shape notes from the 2014 Open Hymnal Project collection.

Shape Note Hymns from The Open Hymnal Project

Shape Note Notation

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Tunebook Website Version

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Notes on using the PDF tunebook

You can click on any hymn name in the Table of Contents to go to the page for the hymn.

Once on the page for the hymn, click the title to play the hymn in my ABC Transcriptions Tools.

This is a large file, please be sure to save it to your system after downloading from your browser.

Note: Because of the words in the hymns, the tunebook playback links (which contain the entire hymn notes and words encoded in them) are very long.

Most will not work properly if the PDF is opened with Adobe Acrobat, which has a small URL length limit for opening hyperlinks in the PDF.

Virtually all other PDF readers, including those built into the popular browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari have no problem with the tunebook playback links.

Your best bet is to just drop the PDF tunebook file on a browser window to view it, or open it in a mobile app like GoodReader for iOS.



263 Tunes by John Clare (written 1820-1834)
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Info from http://www.cpartington.plus.com/Links/Clare/Clare%20Info.html

John Clare was a working class rural labourer, and a poet of considerable fame, both then and now.

He was very interested in the vernacular culture of his village and left a very important record of this in his various papers.

He was a fashionable poet for a time and is still known and studied, but for our purposes he was also an enthusiastic fiddle player, who collected tunes from a variety of sources. These tunes include both dance and song tunes.

Many of the song tunes have corresponding sets of words elsewhere in Clare's Manuscripts.

Many other tunes have words elsewhere, but not in Clare. Deacon in "John Clare and the Folk Tradition" (George Deacon. ISBN 0-86300-008-8), provides some texts, but it is not certain that Clare knew these as anything other than fiddle tunes. It is equally possible that he did of course, given his interest in song.

Seventeen of the dance tunes have dance instructions attached, and it is evident that these tunes at least were taken from printed sources.


Standard Notation

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Interactive Tunebook Websites
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Tunebook Websites

The tool is now able to instantly export playable tunebooks as
interactive tunebook websites that can show the tunes in a variety of tablatures.


Click one of the options below to view the websites for that category:

Traditional Irish Tunes

Classical Arrangements

Scottish Bagpipe Tunes

Hymns

Other Demos


Traditional Irish Session Tunes


For these demo websites, the tunes are
played with a sound that matches the selected tablature.

Tablature and playback for each website includes:

Standard Notation, Note Names
Mandolin, Tenor Banjo, GDAD-tuned Bouzouki,
Standard-tuned Guitar, DADGAD-tuned Guitar, Tin Whistle,
Irish Flute, Soprano Recorder, and Hammered Dulcimer.


The King Street Sessions Tunebook
(over 1000 Irish session tunes)

Click to Visit the Website


CARP Celtic Jam Tunebook
(over 500 Irish session tunes)

Click to Visit the Website


CCE Dublin 2001 Tunebook
(over 200 Irish session tunes)

Click to Visit the Website


Comhaltas San Diego Tune Learning Tunebook
(over 100 Irish session tunes)

Click to Visit the Website


O'Carolan Tunes Transcribed by Brennan / Black / Gilb
(over 200 Irish harp tunes)

Click to Visit the Website


Classical Arrangements


Konzert für Violine, Streicher und Basso Nr.2 BWV1042 (J.S. Bach)

Arranged for AATTB Recorder Ensemble

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website


Terpsichore - La Bourrée No. 32 (Michael Praetorius)

Arranged for SATB Recorder

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website

Arranged for Concertina Quartet

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website


Concerto for 2 Violins in D minor, BWV 1043 (J.S. Bach)

Arranged for Two Soprano Recorders

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website


Concerto for Oboe in D Minor (A. Marcello)

Arranged for Alto Recorder and Chamber Orchestra

Master Score, solo Alto Recorder (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice version for Alto Recorder

Click to Visit the Website


Fugue in G Minor, BWV578 (J.S Bach)

Arranged for SATB Recorder Ensemble

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website

Arranged for Pipe Organ

Click to Visit the Website


Telemann Flute Sonata in F Major

Transposed to C with Soprano Recorder Fingerings

Click to Visit the Website

Alto Recorder Fingerings

Click to Visit the Website


28 Renaissance Lute Pieces

Click to Visit the Website


Scottish Bagpipe Tunes


Example Scottish Bagpipe Tunes

Tuning is A:454 for bagpipe practice chanters

Chanter Only

Click to Visit the Website

Chanter and Drones

Click to Visit the Website


Bryan Mitchell's Scottish Bagpipe Tunes for Learners

Bagpipe tunes curated by Bryan Mitchell

Tuning is A:454 for bagpipe practice chanters

Chanter Only

Click to Visit the Website

Chanter and Drones

Click to Visit the Website


Hymns


A Collection of Hymns from the Open Hymnal 2014 Project

Pipe Organ

Click to Visit the Website

Concertina

Click to Visit the Website

Solfège Sung Note Names

Click to Visit the Website

Shape Note Notation

Click to Visit the Website


Other Demos


O Canada

Arranged by R. D. Tennent for SATB Recorder

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website


The Entertainer (Scott Joplin)

Arranged by R. D. Tennent for SATB Recorder

Master Score, individual Parts (using the "Split Parts" feature),
and "Music Minus One" practice versions for each instrument

Click to Visit the Website


ABC Transcription Tools Ultimate ABC Demos

MusicXML files transcoded to ABC that
push the envelope of what's possible with ABC

Click to Visit the Website


Common Questions About the Tunebook Websites

How can I print or create a PDF of a tune on one of the websites?

How do I stop the notation jumping up and down when playing?

How do I change the instruments used for playing the tunes?

How can I customize the website exported by the tool?

The websites aren't working when I launch them from the Facebook iOS app


Printing or Creating PDFs for Tunes on the Websites

This can be nice for printing an individual part for "Music Minus One" practice when you want to read off a physical version of a score rather than trying to keep up with the autoscrolling in the Player or Tune Trainer.

When viewing a tune on any of the websites, you can generate a PDF file of the score using the PDF exporter built into my tool by:

Close the Player

Click the "PDF" icon at the lower left

If you want more control over the PDF layout or just want to print a score:

Click the "Full Screen" button at the upper right of the website

Close the Player

Now you can use the browser's built-in Print functionality to print a copy of the score or (depending on the browser) generate a PDF as well.


Zooming Out to See More of a Tunebook Website

When working a very wide but very short screen,
you'll want to zoom your browser out to see more of the tunes.

Additionally, you can try clicking the  → ←  or  ← →  buttons at far left and right of the buttons in the Player to decrease or increase the width of the player in 10% of the browser window screen width increments.

This video shows the process:


Changing the Instruments Used for Playing the Tunes

Generally, the instruments used for playback are "baked-into"
the exported website ABC share links.

You can override the instruments used for playback by
following the procedure demonstrated in this video:


Customized Tunebook Website Demo Video


Launching the Websites from the iOS Facebook App Doesn't Work

Some time in November 2024, Facebook changed something about how their embedded webview works and now my tool doesn't work in that context.

For iOS 17 and 18, you will be presented with a button to click to open the page in Safari instead.

For earlier versions of iOS, you'll be prompted to click on the ... menu in the Facebook webview and then "Open in External Browser" to use the tool or the exported tunebook websites.



How to Use the Interactive Tunebooks
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Click the << arrows on the left side of the tune pages to jump to the Table of Contents.

Click the >> arrows on the right side of the tune pages to jump to the Index.

Click on any tune name in the Table of Contents or Index to jump to that tune in the tunebook.

Playing the tunes:

Click the title of any tune to immediately play the tune using my ABC Transcription Tools.

The player control bar has mouse hover tooltips on all the controls explaining what they do.

To change the play speed, use the speed control highlighted here in the playback controls:

Setting the playback speed

Value is a percentage, set a value of 60 or 70 to slow a tune down for learning.

Click the Start Tune Trainer button to open up a "step-up" tune player with the tune where you can practice playing along with the tune looped with increasing tempos.

Click Export Audio or Image to save the tune either as a .WAV or .MP3 file, or export an image of the tune in PNG, JPG, or SVG formats.

Click the Settings button to set the playback instruments.

Editing your own version of the tunes:

If you click "Close" in the the player, you will be in the ABC Transcription Tools full screen tune view.

From the full screen view, you can open the player again by clicking the Play button in the lower right corner, or create a PDF of the tune by clicking the PDF button at the lower left corner.

Click the zoom arrows in the top right corner to close the full screen tune view and open the tune editor.

Once in the ABC Transcription Tools tune editor, you can view, edit, save, or create a PDF of the tune.

For complete information on editing the tunes, please check out the:

ABC Transcription Tools User Guide

Don't forget to save the PDF:

Be sure to save the PDF file to your system after downloading if your browser doesn't automatically save it for you.


Changing the Instruments Used for Playing Tunes from the Tunebooks
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It's easy to have your preferred instrument sounds used for the tune playback instead of the instrument sound that may be specified for a tune in the Interactive PDF tunebooks.

Here are the steps to follow:

1) Play a tune from the PDF tunebook by clicking on its title.

2) Click Settings at the bottom right of the Player. The Player Instrument Settings dialog will appear.

3) Set the Default abcjs soundfont selection to your preferred soundfont from the dropdown menu. The different soundfonts provide different sounding versions of each instrument.

4) Set the Melody and Bass/Chords MIDI instruments to your preferred instrument sounds from the dropdown menus.

5) Set the Bass and Chord volumes. Values are from 0-127. Generally values from 32-64 work best.

6) Important:  Click the checkbox labeled "Override all MIDI programs and volumes in the ABC when playing tunes"

This will force the Player to use your preferred instrument instead of whatever instrument might be selected by the tunebook.

7) Close the Player Instrument Settings dialog.

Now, going forward, all tunes you click in an Interactive PDF tunebook will use your preferred instrument sounds and volumes.

To turn off the instrument and volume overrides, repeat the process, and uncheck "Override all MIDI programs and volumes in the ABC when playing tunes" in the Player Instrument Settings dialog


How to Read the B/C and C#/D Box Tablature
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B/C - Shows standard notation and tablature for a standard 21-button B/C tuned box.

The button numbers and pitches used for the tablature match those on this chart:

B/C Box Button Map

Notes on the C-row are indicated by numbers: 1, 2, 3, ...

Notes on the B-row are indicated by numbers in circles: ①, ②, ③, ...

Push is indicated with a "↓" arrow.

Draw is indicated with an "↑" arrow.

Click here to download a PDF of the B/C tablature chart


C#/D - Shows standard notation and tablature for a standard 21-button C#/D tuned box.

The button numbers and pitches used for the tablature match those on this chart:

C#/D Box Button Map

Notes on the D-row are indicated by numbers: 1, 2, 3,...

Notes on the C#-row are indicated by numbers in circles: ①, ②, ③, ...

Push is indicated with a "↓" arrow.

Draw is indicated with an "↑" arrow.

Click here to download a PDF of the C#/D tablature chart


Assumptions about the B/C and C#/D Box tablature solutions:

The tablature solution assumes that the "magic" notes (E and B on a B/C, F# and C# on a C#/D) that are available on both rows, will be played on the C-row on a B/C box and on the D-row on a C#/D box.


Use of the B/C and C#/D Box tablatures on a 23-button instrument:

If you are playing a 23-button instrument, you will need to shift your start position one button higher when playing.

Consider your first button as "button zero".


How to Read the Anglo Concertina Tablature
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Tablature Button Names

Wheatstone Layout

Jeffries Layout

Click here to download a PDF of the Anglo Concertina tablature chart


Using the PDF Tunebooks on iOS and Android Devices
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While the PDF tunebooks are generally intended for desktop or laptop use, in most cases they can be used on mobile devices with some caveats.

Tune playback may not work in some iOS or Android app embedded web browser views, like the one in the iOS Facebook app.

If opening the PDF tunebook from Facebook on a mobile device, use the "Open in system browser" option (click the ... at the lower right of the web view) in the Facebook embedded web browser to re-open the file in Safari (iOS) or on Android on the device's main browser.

If using the tunebook on an iPad, be sure the PDF reader you are using is set to open web links in Safari, not an embedded browser.

On iOS, the tunebook has been tested and works with Safari, Books, Files, and GoodReader if you enable "Open web links in Safari" in the GoodReader app preferences.

Also make sure you haven't turned on the Mute control in the iPad control panel or the Mute switch on the side of an iPhone.

I have done limited testing on Android devices, unsure of the behavior on the various browsers on those devices.

Both the ABC Transcription Tools and Interactive PDF tunebook playback have been verified on an older Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge running Google Chrome as the default web browser and the "PDF Viewer" Android app:


My Tip Jars
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These tunebooks as well as my ABC Transcription Tools are completely free.

If you find these tunebooks useful, please support my ongoing development
of my ABC tools by tossing a few bucks into one of my virtual tip jars:

PayPal
https://paypal.me/MichaelEskin

Venmo
@MichaelEskin


Contact Me

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If you have any questions, please email me at:

Michael Eskin

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