"Tullochgorum" Calum Stewart
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2 videosYouTube Mix for Calum Stewart- 4:11
Calum Stewart (Mabon) Berwyn Festival- Tullochgorumby cloggerbzh1,892 views
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Jeff Gosse and Sandy MacIntyre, Celtic Colours 2009by TdotOfiddler1,363 views
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Calum Stewart & Heikki Bourgault - St Laurent sur Oust - "Schottishe Bihan"by calumfrancisstewart666 views
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Tullochgorumby bluecaledonia1,535 views
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One Fine Day... "One Fine Day..."by calumfrancisstewart675 views
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Calum Stewart at Hopeman Skateparkby S2Matty2,252 views
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Napper Tandy/The Barnacle/Mrs Crotty's - Redowas (Mazurkas) & Waltzby Jemtheflute1,274 views
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PolskaJigs - Calum Stewart & Heikki Bourgault - FIL 2011by burgu09485 views
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One Fine Day... short excerptsby calumfrancisstewart609 views
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Dwayne Cote Fiddle Medleyby Numnuts00716,136 views
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Theodosii na Mladejka Jazz Sreshtaby bistravoda1,192 views
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O'Connell's trip to Parliament - The Reel of Rioby DancingFeet4,901 views
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Irish music Seamus Egan Reelby kakera358,757 views
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Irish Reel Wooden Flute & guitar "Boys of the Lough"by briantheflute7,208 views
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Mabon festival de Lorient 2008by Chava56100222 views
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The Sligo Fiddlers Fairwell/My Dancing Bride - Fluteby breandandoire2,124 views
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Mist on the Meadowby wbajzek1,297 views
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Kevin Henry: Slow Air / The Home Ruler - 2007 Chicago Celtic Festivalby oldflute1,068 views
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Douglas Cameron CD Release april 4 10 Tullochgorum then Threeby 42ljc968 views
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Bruach na Carraige baine - air on Irish fluteby silbenklempner8,519 views
This is Stunning. Just Stunning
daddadpfc 8 months ago
@pocfb I agree ...this guy is really good ...he uses the flute very well ...and shows how to use the keys and tone colourings / staccato etc. Interestingly sme of the older ITM players used some staccato , but nothing like this guy.
Also 3rd register.
Lisnageeragh 9 months ago
Simply: sheer brilliance. :)
AmorphousAmanda 1 year ago 2
VERY very nice
syadkir 1 year ago
Well, the title means "Blue‑Green Hill" in Gaelic but it is a broken-finger tune indeed.
ibiblio . org/fiddlers/TU.htm
javivr 1 year ago
Maybe not Irish trad but definetely Scottish traditional. The tune was composed back in the 17th century and the Scottish violinist/fiddler Scott Skinner arranged 5 variations for it in the 19th century. So that makes it pretty traditional.
javivr 1 year ago
First time I have heard this played on flute! I heard once that the title of this song translates as, "broken fingers"! LOL!
Fiddlinjosie 2 years ago
Best wooden Flautist on the planet and i include any ITM players, they don't have the ornamentation or technique this guy has.
Scotland Forever!
pocfb 2 years ago
Amazing Flute player, amazingly technical.
WoodenFluteChile 2 years ago
Got your CD Earlywood with this (and other great songs) on it. Love it all!
celticmodes 2 years ago