I was asked to play this a while ago but haven't had much of a chance to play anything lately.

The request referred to the "lovely flowing style" of a certain well known flute player.  I'm afraid I can only do stumbling but the tune can still hopefully be learned from here.

Here's a tune from a list of ones I was asked to play.

I learned it years ago as the "Flying Rockets" / "Robert Emmett's Flying Spaceship".

As is the case with sunsets (I think they require the sun to be in the sky at the start of the setting process), I haven't heared tell of this tune for a long time.  I hope I've remembered most of the notes.

I think I have another version of this tune posted here.  In a moment of inspiration I called it "Barndance".  That moment of inspiration occurred at 2 o'clock on a Sunday morning after many, many hours in a pub.

Hopefully this version is slightly less "inspired" (though it's still a bit shabby in parts).

Here's one I forgot about.  Maybe I forgot too much about.

I think I have another version of this tune posted here.  In a moment of inspiration I called it "Barndance".  That moment of inspiration occurred at 2 o'clock on a Sunday morning after many, many hours in a pub.

Hopefully this version is slightly less "inspired" (though it's still a bit shabby in parts).

I'm sure nobody was wondering what it sounds like when a person plays a jig they don't know while looking out at a pissing wet August afternoon.  Just on the off chance that anyone was ...

I'm sure nobody was wondering what it sounds like when a person plays a jig they don't know while looking out at a pissing wet August afternoon.  Just on the off chance that anyone was ...

I've seen this tune with a "Hinch" and also with a "Hench". I was never a good henchman so I'll stick with i before e

I've seen this tune with a "Hinch" and also with a "Hench". I was never a good henchman so I'll stick with i before e

Here's a tune which I found lurking amongst the ones which I must have uploaded at some stage.  I don't know why I never posted this one and I'm too much of a coward to listen back to it to find out.  I'll leave the mal de mer to others.

There is a lovely tune called "The Rolling Wave".  I hope this is like it but I'll not bet on it.