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Anach Cuain (Jig) played on Irish wooden flute. Also known as the Sheep in the Boat.
Peter Horan & Matt Molloy play 3 reels at the Gradam Ceoil ceremony in 2002. The tunes are the Boys of the Lough, the Devils of Dublin and the Humours of Lissadell
More tunes :
- The Cavan Reel, Kilty Town
- Row, Row, Row Your Boat – tin whistle
- Kitty’s Wedding (Hornpipe)
- Banish Misfortune (Jig)
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Video tutorial for the Humours of Lissadell reel on tin whistle; the tune is played through slowly, the faster with ornamentation. See my Tin Whistle tutor book for more details on Irish tunes with ornamentation on the tin whistle.
The Street Player, reel, played on Irish flute. This tune was composed by Ed Reavy.
Paddy O’Brien’s Jig played on Irish flute
Father Newman’s Reel played on wooden flute. This tune is attributed to John Brady, flute player from Co. Offaly.