Here are the same tunes again, a bit quicker.

Here are 2 popular tunes.  I've slowed them down here to make them easier to pick up.

Here's the last tune alomg with one in D to save metal fatigue in the F natural key.

This is a version of Juila Delaney's reel.  I never really played this on the flute, apart from in sessions with fiddle players.  There are a few holes in this version but I hope you'll find that you can play along with more stringy people in a session with this setting.

Here are 2 polkas which John McKenna recorded, as did lots of other people.  I've used a bit of helium with these ones.

The first is based on a vague memory of a tape I have somewhere of the fiddle played Mickey Doherty.  The second is a reel recorded by one or more of Coleman / Morrison / Killoran (Michael / James / Paddy) in G minor.  I can't remember it's name; only that I don't like playing it in G minor on the flute.

The first is based on a vague memory of a tape I have somewhere of the fiddle played Mickey Doherty.  The second is a reel recorded by one or more of Coleman / Morrison / Killoran (Michael / James / Paddy) in G minor.  I can't remember it's name; only that I don't like playing it in G minor on the flute.

Here are 2 polkas which John McKenna recorded, as did lots of other people.  I've used a bit of helium with these ones.

This is a version of Juila Delaney's reel.  I never really played this on the flute, apart from in sessions with fiddle players.  There are a few holes in this version but I hope you'll find that you can play along with more stringy people in a session with this setting.

Here's the last tune alomg with one in D to save metal fatigue in the F natural key.