Name: The Torn Jacket / Rooney's Tie the Bonnet / Rooney's Galway Rambler by isaacalderson
Duration: 3 min 41 s
Description: Three reels, played on a gorgeous E-flat flute made by Geert Lejeune in Belgium. The second and third come from Brian Rooney.

The second two tunes are particularly nice

A lot of fun and well played, Isaac. I have only uploaded one solo flute track, but that was Bach and nothing like this. Greetings from Chris.

Three reels, played on a gorgeous E-flat flute made by Geert Lejeune in Belgium. The second and third come from Brian Rooney.

The Torn Jacket / Rooney's Tie the Bonnet / Rooney's Galway Rambler

Téada – Dinny O’Brien’s / The Sweetheart Reel / Paddy Kenny’s

Trip To Mousker   Strathspey   Clueless   A Tune For Emily Ball.
Extrait du nouvel album de Poppy Seeds "Close Shaved" disponible sur www.poppyseeds.fr

Trip To Mousker

In the epic cattle raid of Cooley, An Táin, Queen Medb marched her army of Connaught men across Dundalk Bay at Áth Lethan in pursuit of Donn Cuailgne, the Brown Bull of Cooley. This march was composed as part of a commission by Create Louth.

The reel was composed as part of a suite of music that was commissioned by Na Magha CLG and performed in the Guildhall in Derry in May 2015. We dedicate this tune to Feargal McNicholl and Dave Duggan, both great hurling men and visionaries.

We were initially stuck for a name for this set, however whilst recording it for Fleadh TV, Dónal was reminded of a favourite old catchphrase of the Irish TV host Gay Byrne. So Roisín rolled it! 

Ulaid - Roll It There Roisin

A set of two Irish traditional jigs played by IN TRAD WE TRUST (Tenor banjo : Bertrand Luçon / Guitar : Rémi Brannon).

Jigs : The Rakes of Clonmel - Charlie Mulvihill's.mp3 - 2

Opening track from our new album 'Fuel'. Released 25th March 2016 on Transition Records. Available via 4squaremusic.co.uk 

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The first reel was composed by Paddy Cronin and was recorded on A Tribute to Paddy Cronin: Master Irish Fiddler by Tom Dunne. ‘As a Thoiseach’ is a reel commonly played in Cape Breton and can be found in the Simon Fraser Collection (no. 140), which is comprised of tunes collected in the Highlands and Isles of Scotland between 1715 and 1745. Another commonly used title for the tune is ‘Keep it Up’. Fiddle player, Brendan Mulvihill, recorded it as ‘Be Off’ on Dear Old Erin’s Isle: Irish Traditional Music in America in 1992, which is where I heard the tune. The third reel was composed by flute player John Blessing (1913-1993) from near Mohill, Co. Leitrim. It is often associated with accordion player, Charlie Harris.

Paddy Cronin’s Own, As a Taoiseach, John Blessing’s

From Pádraig Rynnes solo album "Bye A while". www.padraigrynne.com

Bye A While - Pádraig Rynne

Three reels of Liz's composition, from "Double Play," the Grammy nominated album with John Doyle.

Rushin' Dressing / The Quitter / Remove the Rug

A few old reels, unaccompanied uilleann pipes. Live recording, no edits or punch-ins.

Sporting Moll / The Merry Sisters / Gorman's

This track is from the album Open the Door for Three and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/realta

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Irish traditional music on uilleann pipes, flute, and whistle.

The Torn Jacket / Rooney's Tie the Bonnet / Rooney's Galway Rambler

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