C flute jigs.
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All Comments (18)
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Nicely done! I've never heard a flute like that played. I very much enjoyed this! : )
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@Legertymusic Was just noticing your comments of some months back. Long, long , ago a friend took issue with me when looking at my new flute which I told him was an Eflat instrument ...no he said it's Dflat ...my F flute was Eflat ...so I was interested to see how the problem is talked about with younger trad players . I have friends who play in military bands and we have the same problem ! Great to hear the musical quieter style is being carried on!!
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@Lisnageeragh, Um...yes...all of which I am well aware of. What exactly was this a reply to?
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@Legertymusic If you use the classical framework ...they are in C and music is written / read accordingly. You will understand the alto flute as a transposing instrument.
If you play a tune normally in D on the commonly used flute and use the same fingering you will be playing in C on the low C flute.
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Lol. Cheers, man;)
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oh haha i just read the more information box...love that tune and the rest of em! very well played as usual!
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is that kerfunken jig?
quinn
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@toshiba009, it depends on if you have keys or not. My D flute has five silver keys (C, Bb, G#, F and Eb). An eight key flute has another F natural and two low C# and C keys. Fully chromatic. A silver flute in C is also fully chromatic. Just depends on how tricked out you can afford your flute to be;) Cross-fingerings are also possible.
are u irish??
Laura7122 1 year ago
@Laura7122, I am not Irish, I am American, but I play Irish traditional music for a living. All the best,
Zac
Legertymusic 1 year ago