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Cheers Stefan, lovely playing!
The 2nd jig is The Reverend Brother's.
Best wishes from the Rhine!
The 2nd jig is The Reverend Brother's.
Best wishes from the Rhine!
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BTW a last one from me, for now.
Some ornamentation fail.
http://yadi.sk/d/qfBeX2953-0B7 Ships in Full Sail
Some ornamentation fail.
http://yadi.sk/d/qfBeX2953-0B7 Ships in Full Sail
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Elvellon wrote:BTW a last one from me, for now.
Some ornamentation fail.
http://yadi.sk/d/qfBeX2953-0B7 Ships in Full Sail
Nice one. Love the tone of your flute. What make is it?
Arbo
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Thanks!ImNotIrish wrote:Elvellon wrote:Nice one. Love the tone of your flute. What make is it?
Arbo
Here's the Brosna slide if you missed it .
The flute is a McGee Grey Larsen Preferred (a small holed model), and you can judge which part of the sound is the flute and which is me by this clip:
http://yadi.sk/d/HcEIZFyk24buW Grey Larsen - The Torn Jacket (McGee GLP flute)
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For Roman:
Something I am actually working up on the pipes, but here's a flute version.
https://www.box.com/s/4jiofe6s4wjy4zoasou6
Arbo
Something I am actually working up on the pipes, but here's a flute version.
https://www.box.com/s/4jiofe6s4wjy4zoasou6
Arbo
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Too late to edit, so here's a link to the most recent effort.ImNotIrish wrote:For Roman:
Something I am actually working up on the pipes, but here's a flute version.
https://www.box.com/s/4jiofe6s4wjy4zoasou6
Arbo
https://www.box.com/s/881hg5wzw7ngbq0ttss2
Arbo (edit:3/16/13)
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Can't judge airs really .
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PY2seaD ... BA&index=1
wonder if anyone know where this tune (St. Anne's Reel) is from?
wonder if anyone know where this tune (St. Anne's Reel) is from?
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St Anne's was brought to Ireland from Canada (allegedly by Chris Droney). Denis Murphy recorded it on a 78 rpm during the late fifties.
Any particular reason why you chose not to play it like a reel?
Any particular reason why you chose not to play it like a reel?
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Thanks for the info. The tune is played only in Old Time settings here in St. Louis, which perhaps explains
how I play it. If you can refer me to a real reel setting of it (youtube would help), I'd like to hear.
Lovely tune, IMO.
how I play it. If you can refer me to a real reel setting of it (youtube would help), I'd like to hear.
Lovely tune, IMO.
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Denis Murphy - St Anne's
De Dannan's recording from the eighties is the source of most current versions though.
De Dannan's recording from the eighties is the source of most current versions though.
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Two reels on low Bb flute - Christmas Eve (which I know very well - written by fiddler Tommy Coen) and The Providence (which I only learnt quite recently - there are a few minor flubs.....). This clip was recorded on my old minidisc player and transferred to mp3 via the PC - I think the sound quality should be way better than all my other tracks on SoundCloud which have been recorded via the SoundCloud mobile app - very convenient and easy to use but not good audio results! I don't think uploading it to SoundCloud has significantly altered it. I really wanted to try to publish a better representation of the sound this flute makes! It still isn't remotely like studio quality, of course..... but nor is my playing.
Christmas Eve & The Providence (low Bb flute)
Christmas Eve & The Providence (low Bb flute)
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Quick question, Jem: are those Abs in the last part of The Providence part of that setting, or are they slightly 'flubbed' As? I'm not being mean, just curious.