4 Irish jigs on flute & guitar

Four traditional jigs that I learned in Galway:
The Battering Ram / The Lonesome Jig / Gallagher's Frolics / The Legacy

This is my new 8-keyed ebonite flute that I bought from Tom,
( http://www.youtube.com/tomtomscott )
I have to improve my embouchure a lot as you can hear.

Sheetmusic:
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/382
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/515
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/160
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2259

Ah, and merry christmas.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• traditional
• irish
• jigs
• flute
• guitar

[DevilsFlute]

wonderful job. a quick question though. Do you have to tongue every note for these type of songs??

[TinWhistler]

nope

[Kittyhawk99]

does that flute have the same fingerings as a tinwhistle?

[TinWhistler]

Yep.

[OleMissChick1988]

is there any sheet music for this? what is the piece and composer? where could I find it? love it and I would love to give it a shot myself :) and I agree with vgmonkey...it is very cd worthy!!

[TinWhistler]

Yep. 4 traditional tunes in a set, see description.

[JoanSteret]

Irish Reggae!

[Lottedyskolia]

I love you

[favianee]

whose the maker of your ebonite flute? is it an M&E?

[magners41085]

the little leap at the end made me laugh, nice playing

[SophienaEireann]

linda música, perfeita!

gostei

=)

[domiiiloves]

amazing, do you have the chords of the song in guitar?

[Rosseau77]

hell yeah =) congratulations guys

[annebrady123]

great twist to irish tune love it.

[MrPharn]

Me too... and a pint of Guinness, by the way

[mahogonywhisper]

I want that hat.

[lostpoet]

I have a whistle and have not learned a single tune yet, but I long to play like that. Sounds good and fun.