Hi! What model of a Gilles Lehart Flute does Michael McGoldrick play. I'm talking how many keys,etc.
Can you guys also post a picture of a Gilles Lehart flute because i'm dying to know what it looks like. Thanks
Cheers
Mini
Gilles Lehart Flutes with Mike McGoldrick
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Hi, i have no idea either, but as a good Brazilian, this never holds me from giving out information. 
I did a search in images.google.com, and came out with this:
Caption: Daniel LE FEON & Gilles LEHART
Now someone will have to tell us if this is the right Gilles Lehart!
I did a search in images.google.com, and came out with this:Caption: Daniel LE FEON & Gilles LEHART
Now someone will have to tell us if this is the right Gilles Lehart!
On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog!
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Yup, it is.
Gilles (on the biniou) plays and makes binious and bombardes in addition to flutes.
Not sure whether Michael McGoldrick is still playing a Lehart or not but if he is/was it was probably a six- or eight-key...Although the one time I ever saw him play, he had this really dingy looking keyless flute.
Gilles (on the biniou) plays and makes binious and bombardes in addition to flutes.
Not sure whether Michael McGoldrick is still playing a Lehart or not but if he is/was it was probably a six- or eight-key...Although the one time I ever saw him play, he had this really dingy looking keyless flute.
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Hey there,
This is second hand, but recent, just so you know. A friend of mine (Larry Rone) at our local sesh here in Austin just approached me about this as I play a Lehart flute myself. He brought it up because he typically has his students order Leharts because, as many people believe, they are about teh best flute there is for the money. Anyways, one of his students didn't end up paying for the flute at delivery, so Larry had an extra. Well, he got a call from JMVeillon a couple of weeks back because apparently McGoldrick is looking for anyone with a spare LeHart flute, and JMV and Larry are good friends, etc. Apparently that extra Lehart was sent off to McG. If that's all true and current, he's playing a standard keyless D Lehart. I don't know that Jil makes anything but one model as far as bores go (Ruddall vs. Pratten, etc.).
Photos of the flute Jil built for me are on the fluteporn thread:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=8997&start=0
Cheers!
Rob
This is second hand, but recent, just so you know. A friend of mine (Larry Rone) at our local sesh here in Austin just approached me about this as I play a Lehart flute myself. He brought it up because he typically has his students order Leharts because, as many people believe, they are about teh best flute there is for the money. Anyways, one of his students didn't end up paying for the flute at delivery, so Larry had an extra. Well, he got a call from JMVeillon a couple of weeks back because apparently McGoldrick is looking for anyone with a spare LeHart flute, and JMV and Larry are good friends, etc. Apparently that extra Lehart was sent off to McG. If that's all true and current, he's playing a standard keyless D Lehart. I don't know that Jil makes anything but one model as far as bores go (Ruddall vs. Pratten, etc.).
Photos of the flute Jil built for me are on the fluteporn thread:
http://chiffboard.mati.ca/viewtopic.php?t=8997&start=0
Cheers!
Rob
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ITM whistle & flute Videos
see Mc Goldrick in action with his last flutes can be easy sometimes....
http://www.kerrywhistles.com/dl.php?group=7
give here a look to this very nice website and maybe Download the Phil Hardy's cds for free
PS: to see those videos I needed to Dl the "quick time" trial program :(
but Mike, Brian and Kevin are WonderfuL!
http://www.kerrywhistles.com/dl.php?group=7
give here a look to this very nice website and maybe Download the Phil Hardy's cds for free
PS: to see those videos I needed to Dl the "quick time" trial program :(
but Mike, Brian and Kevin are WonderfuL!
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