If you would like one pdf document with all the tunes one after another (in alphabetical order), click on the “all tunes” link below and you should download a pdf of all the tunes so far. (You might have to click twice on ‘All tunes’.)

However, I really don’t recommend printing as we now have now 110 tunes… At sessions most people find it faster to use the website on a tablet connected to the pub’s wifi (free), and you might find this useful at home. The advantage of printed copies is that you can write on the paper, but I am not sure that helps with memorising the tune. If a tune appears to be missing… then try the Slow Session Archive site for older tunes that are currently in retirement.

They’re in alphabetical order (ignoring ‘the’). Most of the ‘All Tunes’ have both treble and bass clef versions.

All tunes (A-Z) in a single pdf file

Musescore files for transposing

I’ve transposed a few tunes into the Alto clef, after requests… not very many so far, but available here if you like them all together for printing out. If you would like more, let me know as the recent tunes are easier to convert in musescore.

(So far: Calliope House, Dr Letcher’s Favourite, Galtee Hunt, Kerfunken, Kerr’s Negro Jig, Paddy Fahy’s Reel, Pearl Wedding and Rusty Gully)

Since about 2020, I have been transcribing tunes in Musescore rather than Finale Songwriter. Although the latter was cheap, they decided to discontinue it and Musescore has the advantage of being free. Of course, one format would not accept the other (!), and so this is not all the tunes… but I thought, perhaps if you are playing a transposing instrument like a clarinet or bassoon or viola, you might appreciate downloading these files and using musescore to transpose the music.
NB I recommend older versions of Musescore (I have version 3.6.2) as the Musescore 4 insists you save files on the web rather than on your computer which seems to make them even harder to share!

Link to Google Drive of musescore files for Oxford Slow Session