Molly Malone (Cockles & Mussels)
Irish Folksong
Molly Malone (Cockles & Mussels)
Irish Folksong
- Instrumentation Accordion
- Edition Sheet Music Download
- Editor Gary Meisner
- Publisher Hal Leonard Digital
- Order no. SMD55390
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Description:
Immerse yourself in the soul of Dublin with one of the most beloved Irish traditionals of all time: "Molly Malone (Cockles & Mussels)". This captivating melody telling the story of the famous fishmonger is a true folk classic, radiating pure Irish charm and poignant nostalgia.
Published by Hal Leonard Digital, this arrangement is tailored specifically for the accordion. It perfectly captures the bittersweet, lively atmosphere of the song, making it ideal for expressive solo performances as well as convivial gatherings. Thanks to the convenient digital sheet music download, the score is available instantly, allowing you to bring this timeless favorite to life on your accordion without delay. A must-have addition to any folk music repertoire!
Published by Hal Leonard Digital, this arrangement is tailored specifically for the accordion. It perfectly captures the bittersweet, lively atmosphere of the song, making it ideal for expressive solo performances as well as convivial gatherings. Thanks to the convenient digital sheet music download, the score is available instantly, allowing you to bring this timeless favorite to life on your accordion without delay. A must-have addition to any folk music repertoire!
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