Broderick’s Jig played on Irish flute
(See also : Vincent Broderick’s Reel)
Irish traditional music recording of the Swallow’s Tail Reel, played on Irish wooden flute
2 reels on Irish flute : The Green Fields of Glentown et The Trip to Durrow
Shank’s Mare is a reel I learned from the music of Mike Rafferty, Irish flute player from Co. Galway who emigrated to the US and became a major figure of Irish traditional music in that country. This would seem to be his setting of the standard reel Toss the Feathers.
Mike played flute in the East Galway style – a subtle, deceptively simple style with a relaxed tempo. (Another great flute player from East Galway is Paddy Carty.)
The sheet music below shows some ideas for ornaments – mainly cuts and taps.
Over the Bog Road reel played on Irish flute
The Union reel played on Irish flute
Peg McGrath’s reel, a composition of Josie McDermott’s. Peg McGrath was a flute player from Co.Roscommon.
Reel on Irish wooden flute. John Egan was a flute player from Co. Sligo.
Anderson’s Reel, played here on Irish flute. I play it once slowly for learning, and then up to speed. I found this reel in an old tunebook from the Armagh Piper’s Club