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    Liz Knowles holding fiddle
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    Compositions by Liz Knowles

    Saothar Composer October 2026

    Liz Knowles is a fiddle player, teacher and composer.

    Compositions

    1. Toss the fiddles [comp. Liz Knowles], polka
    2. Jigs for John [comp. Liz Knowles], three jigs
    3. The gift of falling [comp. Liz Knowles], waltz
    4. Pleasant Avenue [comp. Liz Knowles], slip jig
    5. The last blacksmith [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    6. Tune for Kieran [comp. Liz Knowles], reel
    7. Kinyon’s jig [comp. Liz Knowles], jig ; Kinyon’s reel [comp. Liz Knowles], reel
    8. Gan ainm fós [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    9. The súgán chair [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
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    • Toss the fiddles [comp. Liz Knowles], polka / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Jigs for John [comp. Liz Knowles], three jigs / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • The gift of falling [comp. Liz Knowles], waltz / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Pleasant Avenue [comp. Liz Knowles], slip jig / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • The last blacksmith [comp. Liz Knowles], jig / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Tune for Kieran [comp. Liz Knowles], reel / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Kinyon's jig [comp. Liz Knowles], jig / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Kinyon's reel [comp. Liz Knowles], reel / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • Gan ainm fós [comp. Liz Knowles], jig / Liz Knowles, fiddle

    • The súgán chair [comp. Liz Knowles], jig / Liz Knowles, fiddle

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    Liz Knowles Compositions

    Toss the fiddles [comp. Liz Knowles], polka
    Jigs for John [comp. Liz Knowles], three jigs
    The gift of falling [comp. Liz Knowles], waltz
    Pleasant Avenue [comp. Liz Knowles], slip jig
    The last blacksmith [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    Tune for Kieran [comp. Liz Knowles], reel
    Kinyon’s jig [comp. Liz Knowles], jig ; Kinyon’s reel [comp. Liz Knowles], reel
    Gan ainm fós [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    The súgán chair [comp. Liz Knowles], jig

    Included as individual tunes

    Jigs for John #1 [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    Jigs for John #2 [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    Jigs for John #3 [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    Kinyon’s jig [comp. Liz Knowles], jig
    Kinyon’s reel [comp. Liz Knowles], reel

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