MP3 & sheet music of An Phis Fliuch, a slip jig played on Irish flute .From the traditional repertoire, this tune appears in the O’Neills collection from the early 20th century
Originally from Athlone in County Roscommon, Stephen Ducke now lives in a small village in the French Alps with his family.
He is author of a tin whistle tutor book entitled "Tin Whistle - A Complete Guide to Playing Irish Traditional Music on the Whistle" and runs Irish music classes and workshops with Tradschool in France. He has recorded one solo album, "If There Weren't Any Women In The World".
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Andy says:
Thanks for the tune.The way you play it differs from the sheet music in one place. You play the start of the B and E parts differently, playing DC#D 3(DEF)E D2A in the B part but DC#D 3(DEF)D C2A in the E part (though you have written a D note, not the C). I’m used to hearing it with the C in both parts, (not the D as in the B part). Just thought you might want to fix the sheet music to what you actually play. Great tune.
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Thanks for the tune.The way you play it differs from the sheet music in one place. You play the start of the B and E parts differently, playing DC#D 3(DEF)E D2A in the B part but DC#D 3(DEF)D C2A in the E part (though you have written a D note, not the C). I’m used to hearing it with the C in both parts, (not the D as in the B part). Just thought you might want to fix the sheet music to what you actually play. Great tune.