Tag Archives: Irish Flute

Peter Horan & Matt Molloy (Irish flute)

Peter Horan & Matt Molloy

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

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Irish Music Books

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Special offer pack : Tin Whistle Tutor + 400 Tunes Book, with audio

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Book + FREE AUDIO DOWNLOAD. 90 children’s songs from the Whistle for Kids collection

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Book with free audio download - 90 well-loved Irish and Scottish songs, chosen for beginners.

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400 classic Irish session tunes

Irish Flute Geezers

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Excellent Irish flute compilation, with Eddie Moloney, John Carlos, Jack Dolan, Josie McDermott, Packie Duignan, Patsy Hanly, John Joe  Gardiner, & Marcus Hernon. The recordings seem to be archive recordings, some of which have appeared on RTE radio. They provide an excellent cross section of several Irish flute playing styles.

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If There Weren’t Any Women In The World

If there weren't any women in the world cd - stephen ducke

“If There Weren’t Any Women In the World…”  CD by Stephen Ducke (flute)

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Roger Sherlock

Born in 1932, in Cloonfeighrin, Co Mayo, near the Sligo border, Roger Sherlock started playing on a Clarke whistle. He emigrated to London in  1953, and played with all the big names of that period; he recorded for Raidio Eirinn’s Job of Journeywork, and played with the Dunloe, Hibernian et Thatch Ceili Bands. He returned to live in Ireland in 1996.

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Paddy Carty – Irish Flute Player

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Paddy Carty (1929-85) was an Irish flute player from Rafford, Loughrea in County Galway, and like Mike Rafferty was a major exponent of the East Galway style of flute playing.

He played on a Radcliff System instrument, a keyed flute with similar fingering to the simple system flute, which allowed him to play in a traditional style, but also to play in keys not normally used by flute players.

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