Here are the flutists featured in disk 1:
Garry Shannon
Eamonn Cotter
Marcas O' Murchu'
Michael McGoldrick
Catherine McEvoy
Marcus Hernon
Seamus Tansey
Barry Kerr
Deirdre Havlin
Noel Rice
Josie McDermott
Laurence Nugent
Mike Rafferty
Loreto Reid
Liam Kelly
Colm O'Donnell
Jimmy Noonan
Hammy Hamilton
Turlach Boylan
Tom Doorley
John Skelton
I just got my copy, oh * my * gawd (hey, I'm a blond, what do you
expect?), what a fabulous set of CDs. They won't be out of
the player for a long time. Now, of course, I will have to
learn to play the flute !
Hi there, on "Wooden flute obsession 1" (http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display.php/278) Deirdre Havlin plays a set called "The Mighty Clansmen" - consisting of "King George IV" and "Johnny Harling's Reel".
The latter sound so lively and very, very cool. I have been trying to find the ABCs for this tune, and although a search on the title does give some results here at thesession it doesn't seem to be for that particular tune. Do any of you guys have the ABCs for it?
here we go again ... I quite often post this reply and I quite often get into trouble for it. But here we go again ...
Why do you need the ABC? If you have the recording, learn it off that. If you have dificulty learning tunes off a recording, here's your chance to practice.
Don't get me wrong, learning from a CD is a good way to go, but a big part of thesession is the sharing of ABCs and sheetmusic, is it not? It's not like I'm walking into a baker's shop wanting to buy a cat
Wooden Flute Obsession
40 artists
85 tunes
1 passion
Possibly the definitive record of traditional Irish flute playing. Available from http://www.worldtrad.org
# Posted on August 26th 2002 by glauber
See also Disk 2 at http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display.php/277
# Posted on August 26th 2002 by glauber
Here are the flutists featured in disk 1:
Garry Shannon
Eamonn Cotter
Marcas O' Murchu'
Michael McGoldrick
Catherine McEvoy
Marcus Hernon
Seamus Tansey
Barry Kerr
Deirdre Havlin
Noel Rice
Josie McDermott
Laurence Nugent
Mike Rafferty
Loreto Reid
Liam Kelly
Colm O'Donnell
Jimmy Noonan
Hammy Hamilton
Turlach Boylan
Tom Doorley
John Skelton
# Posted on August 26th 2002 by glauber
Wooden flute obsession cd
I just got my copy, oh * my * gawd (hey, I'm a blond, what do you
!
expect?), what a fabulous set of CDs. They won't be out of
the player for a long time. Now, of course, I will have to
learn to play the flute
# Posted on September 9th 2002 by chicagofiddler
Another place where you can buy this
http://www.woodenflute.com/shop
# Posted on September 24th 2002 by glauber
Last tune name
Just so there's no confusion, the last tune on the last track of this recording is "Around the Fairy Fort" and can be found on this site at: http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/2177.
# Posted on January 2nd 2006 by Jason G
Johnny Harling's reel
Hi there, on "Wooden flute obsession 1" (http://www.thesession.org/recordings/display.php/278) Deirdre Havlin plays a set called "The Mighty Clansmen" - consisting of "King George IV" and "Johnny Harling's Reel".
The latter sound so lively and very, very cool. I have been trying to find the ABCs for this tune, and although a search on the title does give some results here at thesession it doesn't seem to be for that particular tune. Do any of you guys have the ABCs for it?
Best wishes,
Brian
# Posted on January 26th 2006 by bayswater
Re: Johnny Harling's reel
A Google search suggests that it's written by Liz Carroll, but I couldn't find ABCs for it.
# Posted on January 26th 2006 by GaryAMartin
Re: Johnny Harling's reel
here we go again ... I quite often post this reply and I quite often get into trouble for it. But here we go again ...
Why do you need the ABC? If you have the recording, learn it off that. If you have dificulty learning tunes off a recording, here's your chance to practice.
# Posted on January 26th 2006 by llig leahcim
Johnny Harling's
Maybe a long shot, but it wouldn't be this, would it ?
http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display.php/1793
Agree with Michael, though - if you have the recording................
# Posted on January 26th 2006 by Kenny
Don't get me wrong, learning from a CD is a good way to go, but a big part of thesession is the sharing of ABCs and sheetmusic, is it not? It's not like I'm walking into a baker's shop wanting to buy a cat
# Posted on January 27th 2006 by bayswater
Just wanted to confirm that the tune is indeed properly called "Johnny Harling's Reel" and is by Liz Carroll. From the horse's mouth.
# Posted on February 4th 2006 by kkrell