September 27th, 2008 at 2:06 pm (traditional irish flute)
1 + 1 = ?????
Never could add up (or hit a high ‘A’ - worried about hiatus and all that stuff).
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September 27th, 2008 at 1:48 pm (traditional irish flute)
Here’s a slip jig. It’s maybe more of a slip shod in this incarnation. It’s a good tune for anyone with a memory and a set of pipes. I have neither but tried to make do all the same.
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September 19th, 2008 at 1:51 pm (traditional irish flute)
I was asked to play this one so long ago that I nearly forgot but here it is; caught just in time.
I used to think the title of this tune has something to do with petrol stations. I then learned a bit (a very little bit) about spelling. Any quasi-judicial activitles that used to occur round here tended to be located at the back of petrol stations rather than in front of them in any case.
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September 7th, 2008 at 4:47 pm (traditional irish flute)
I think this is also called the “Forget-me-not”. Any notion of a sieve-for brains like playing a tune with a name like that doesn’t seem right somehow so I’ll just keep calling it Redican’s.
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September 6th, 2008 at 10:51 am (traditional irish flute)
There are lots of versions of this highland. This is in danger of sounding like none of them but it is an attempt to at least resemble a version I heard on a recording of the fiddle player Jimmy Lyons from Teelin, Co. Donegal. It’s far less fiddly on the fiddle than the flute. If playing it in A is too annoying, just drop it down to G. The flute seems to like it there but as someone went to the trouble of making a G# key for my flute, I thought I should go to the trouble of pressing it the odd time.
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September 3rd, 2008 at 7:07 pm (traditional irish flute)
I haven’t had many chances to post tunes lately and this one was a bit of a rushed job. Any sound of a screaming baby in the background is hopefully a reflection on his distaste for bedtime rather than for my playing. Sorry; who am I trying to kid? I’ve stopped playing now and the baby is now dreaming sweet dreams (of daddies who don’t play flutes perhaps).
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