Irish Flute & Guitar

Some tune on my Irish flute (very cheap flute made of plastic) and my brother on his guitar trying to play.
I think it's a song from Cathie Ryan, Peata Beag do Mathar.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• irish
• flute
• celtic
• traditional
• folk
• music
• live

[Heath75032]

Hey Muffin, they come in plastic too. Eg: Tony Dixon brand. I was offered a slightly used one for $65.00 once.

[TinWhistler]

Exactly. My flute is a Tony Dixon in D made of polymer (plastic). So it's cheap.

[DubhCion]

Lethal ^^ here, do you have the score for that? I been looking for sth new to learn, and that is total class... ^^

[TinWhistler]

nope sorry I don't have the score, this one is easy to learn by ear though.

[anyoldname99]

Ceapim go bhfuil sé "Peata Beag Do Mháthair"

[TinWhistler]

Thanks for the name, Anyoldname99. By the way, do you know what it means? And what does Ceapim go bhfuil sé mean?

[jaywolflover]

@TinWhistler thank goodness, im about to get a dixon polymer flute and i was scared it wasn't going to sound good

[arkhatych]

So old and So good. I didn't see it!

[tarmenmin]

Sounds really good!

[ricardillosk8]

dude how did u make that flute ?' sounds great !

[angelkiss1619]

Wow that is amazin!!

[SchumacherEve]

what kind of flute was that, Im a fluteplayer myself:D

[zvehee]

hey, that rocks ! your rythm is very interesting... it gives me and idea !

(to be continued...)

[favianee]

I heard good reviews for Doug Tipple's PVC pipe Irish flutes. They play as good as the more expensive ones apparently, and are about 60 USD a piece.

[Fivernz]

I think you will find that it is a Dixon non-tuneable polymer practice flute (try saying that six times fast :P). I'm planning on getting one myself sometime - and they are hundreds of dollars cheaper than most other flutes.