A very popular piping jig which suits the flute too.

There are lots of versions of this tune.  Hopefully this is fairly close to the commonest one.

Here's a good piping reel.  As is ofter the case with good piping reels, especially ones in G, it's good on the flute too.

Here's a popular piping jig.  Some people called this "The Piper of the Hearth (or embers)".  One Irish translation for a cricket is "Píobare an teallaigh" which = the piper of the hearth.  Who knows?

There were a lot of reels names after this chap.  This one is normally associated with Michael Coleman.

Here's a very popular jig.  It works well on the flute.

Here's a piping reel.  It has a few F naturals in it.  I tend to play the low octaves with a key and use half-fingering for the high octave ones.  I'm a bit rusty with this tune but hopefully it almost makes sense.

Here's a reel with is good for learning and is also a great tune in the standard repertoire of Irish traditional musicians everywhere.

Here's a jig which is good on the flute.  I can't comment on the name.

There were a lot of reels names after this chap.  This one is normally associated with Michael Coleman.