Irish Flute - Influential Players of The Transverse English Flute

Influential Players of The Transverse English Flute

  • Matt Molloy
  • Frankie Kennedy
  • Kevin Crawford
  • Brian Finnegan
  • Mike McGoldrick
  • Seamus Egan
  • Harry Bradley
  • Vincent Broderick
  • Séamus Tansey
  • Michael Tubridy
  • Packie Duignan
  • Micho Russell
  • Josie McDermott
  • Francis O'Neill
Irish music
General
  • Céilidh
  • Folk music of Ireland
  • Irish dance
  • Music of Ireland
  • Sean-nós dance
  • Set dance
Folk song
  • Sean-nós song
  • Traditional Irish singing
  • Lilting
Instruments
  • Accordion
  • Bodhrán
  • Bones
  • Bouzouki
  • Concertina
  • Fiddle
  • Flute
  • Hammered dulcimer
  • Harp
  • Lambeg
  • Melodeon
  • Tenor banjo
  • Tin whistle
  • Uilleann pipes
Tune Types
2/4 Dance
Polka
2/2 and 4/4 Dances
Barndance
Fling
Highland
Hornpipe
Reel
Strathspey
Schottische
3/4 Dances
Mazurka
Waltz
6/8 Dances
Single and Double Jigs
9/8 Dances
Hop and Slip jigs
12/8 Dance
Slide
Non-dance Tunes
Marches and Airs which exist in various meters.
Scales
  • Aeolian mode
  • Dorian mode
  • Ionian mode
  • Mixolydian mode
  • Pentatonic scale
Relations
  • Cape Breton fiddling
  • Folk music of England
  • Folk music of Scotland
  • Folk music of Wales

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