Here's a popular tune which is handy on most instruments. Judging from this recording the flute mightn't be one of them but that's just my fault. It sounds grand on the flute when other people play it. I had a bit of bother at the end (more Fermoy Losses than Lasses) as I heard the potatoes boiling over in the kitchen when I was nearly done. There should be enough of the tune intact up to that point to be able to get the idea of it.

Here's today's carbohydrate ration in a reel.

I usually can't remember which order the parts go in this tune.  They sort of go round and round.  Hopefully they're OKish here.

Here's a reel which I think I remember being on an LP of Julia and Billy Clifford.  I just stole it from O'Neill's 1001.  Only about another 987 to go.

Here's a good reel.  That's the main thing.

Here's Gregg's / Craig's / Greig's pipes. Surely Greig's ones were on a church organ.

It's a good noise making opportunity for flute players. I know there's more to music that raucous rackets. I approach subtlety as I mature. I feel a bit of ageing in my water. I'm not sure how I feel about that feeling.

I don't know whether this could refer to the young Tom Ennis.

I'm starting to steal tunes from O'Neill tunes.  (158 / 1001 in this case).  I'm not nicking ones I don't know at all but I'm having to give my memory a kick in the backside the odd time.  Sometimes this can be a fairly risk-laden manoeuvre.

Here's a nice jig named after a by now fairly aged Tom Ennis.

Tunes like this used to be two-a-penny.  I think they're now 7.1096488 a Euro.

Here's Gregg's / Craig's / Greig's pipes. Surely Greig's ones were on a church organ.

It's a good noise making opportunity for flute players. I know there's more to music that raucous rackets. I approach subtlety as I mature. I feel a bit of ageing in my water. I'm not sure how I feel about that feeling.