Here's a reel that I don't know too much about (as you'll hear).  It might actually be called "The Huntsman's Course", or is he coarse??   Anyway, I think it's a nice tune.  I hope you do too.

Here's a reel that I don't know too much about (as you'll hear).  It might actually be called "The Huntsman's Course", or is he coarse??   Anyway, I think it's a nice tune.  I hope you do too.

Here are two reels which are common in sessions and hopefully suit the flute.

You can also find a nice version of this tune, along with a wealth of music and information at Greg Bacon's music site http://www.baconworks.com/ It's definitely worth a visit.

The first one is also called "The Cedars of the Lebanon".  The second one is fairly common but deserves a bit more of a airing (despite the dodgy start here).

Here's a fairly common jig. I hope someone likes it.

I'm not referring to the number of lasses but to the number of tunes.  This one's maybe a bit more common than its namesake.

Here's a reel with the same name as another common reel.  I'll put the other one on soon.

The first one is also called "The Cedars of the Lebanon".  The second one is fairly common but deserves a bit more of a airing (despite the dodgy start here).

Here's a reel that was made for the flute. It's a real South Sligo thing, even though Cloontia is in Mayo.  There's a version of this tune in Ceol Rince na hÉireann, Vol 2, number 195, transcribed from Sonny McDonagh's playing.

Here's a jig which is very popular with flute players all over Ireland.  I hope someone out there likes it too, whether they be in Ireland or elsewhere.