A multitrack recording, using Audacity (free, open source), of this beautiful 17th C Waltz. I thought I should get playing mandolin more, so I decided to start with this easygoing tune.  I took off a harmony with a low D whistle, as I deemed it too messy, but if anyone so wishes, I can upload that too.

The drawing is my own, from 2-3 years ago

tabhair dom do lamh

The Flying wheelchair and Eric Stephenson of Crookhill. Not very polished, and gradually gets worse, but I haven't the time (and when living in student accommodation, there's only so much I can get away with, without being murdered in my sleep!)


instruments include:
whistle (Colin Goldie, Soprano D)
flute (McNeela rosewood)
guitar (Takamine EF508C VN)
Bazouki ( Carvalho)
bodhran (Meinl)

Flying Eric

A fantastic hornpipe, written by the piper, Neil Smith.

Played on a D Soprano Goldie Whistle (high resistance). 

The Trip To Sollingen

A beautiful Waltz that you hear all over, often with slight variation in the name.

I'm not much of a guitar player, so do forgive.

Metsakukkia/Finnish Forest Flowers

Young Northumbrian piper, whistle and recorder player, dabbling in guitar, Bodhrán, piano and a few other instruments.
Dancing Morris in Durham rams and Hexham Morris from about 2008-2014, and Brenda Walker's clog group, then 'Beat it' Clog team, from 2010, give or take a year. 

Kay Adamson

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