Name: The Copperplates by Bev Whelan
Duration: 2 min 19 s
Description: A recording made in 1991 of Bev Whelan (flute) and Gordon Johnston (banjo/guitar). This was a track on a recording called 'Trip to the Cottage', which also featured Dave Lyth (fiddle) and Michael Feely (flute).

ocht Bev I remember the times in the fish so weel with these tunes...

Know That I Love You (Piano Instrumental) by Marcia Heffernan

A recording made in 1991 of Bev Whelan (flute) and Gordon Johnston (banjo/guitar). This was a track on a recording called 'Trip to the Cottage', which also featured Dave Lyth (fiddle) and Michael Feely (flute).

The Copperplates

A traditional Irish slow air played on a John Syndt D whistle.

Liam Ó Raghallaigh

Two Mazurkas, that I composed for my album "Out of Thin Air"

May I Have This Dance; Malcom's (Mazurkas)

Black Sail playing Boy in the Boat

produced by @https://soundcloud.com/roger-bashew
Penny whistle by @
https://soundcloud.com/bev-whelan
Violin and penny whistle arrangements by @https://soundcloud.com/trevor-du-buisson
Samhainn was an ancient Celtic festival, it marked the end of Autumn and the beginning of Winter. It was also called the festival of the dead. On this night, the ancient Celts believed that the veil between the living and the dead was lifted and you could ask them to intercede for you and ask them to show you the future and give you guidance.. this is my take on Samhainn

Samhainn

Samhain

Floggin And Cup Of Tea

Winders Hornpipe

The Fabulous penny whistle on this track is by @https://soundcloud.com/bev-whelan
Violin and pennywhistle arrangements by @https://soundcloud.com/trevor-du-buisson
Produced by @https://soundcloud.com/roger-bashew

Sweet Earth

I teach and perform Irish trad music on flute and tin whistle. I live in Lancaster, UK, but as I teach on Zoom, and will travel here, there and everywhere to play music, distance is no object! Details at my website: www.bevwhelanmusic.com

The Copperplates

Bev Whelan

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