Brian Finnegan & William Coulter - Jig - Road to Errogie

Brian Finnegan & William Coulter perform at Don Quixote's Music Hall, Felton CA, October 6, 2010

[@dubgaa2511]

Beautiful love this tune played by Brian and William Thanks guys Irish lady

[@monicamann4438]

Excellent pure class these two, cheers Deirdre Dublin 😘

[@soundvillage001]

Love the English horn rambling banter - priceless!

[@shelley1685]

That's my cor anglé (Shelley Phillips).... We all met at Boxwood Flute Fest in Nova Scotia. Seriously good fun. I've been in a band with Bill since the 80's... We opened for Brian, and then joined him at the end...

[@NorthernMonkeyMusic]

Thanks.

[@arstor1]

Great whistle player.

[@andreagermano2524]

[@SirSelby]

Yes, it's a low F.

[@classicalflutist]

I believe it's called Tir Rafairtaigh.

[@Natharus]

Minute 0:35 to 0:50ish, english horn, in shadow, between the camera and Brian :)

[@angelomartincastel]

Great tune! Amazing duo! Who plays the english Horn?

[@angelomartincastel]

@DazIOM1140 : I didn't mean Brian...there is an English horn on the video standing up...maybe it comes from another band

[@planenka]

Does anyone know if that is an Alto F whistle?

[@acousticems]

Anyone know the name of the first tune?

[@DazIOM1140]

@hyhyhyyhyhyhyhy What english horn? If you mean the tin whistle, the player is Brian Finnegan.

[@NorthernMonkeyMusic]

Name of first tune anyone?

[@radudiaconu2851]

Hello. What kind of flute Brian uses? Is a low G tuned Susato? thx

[@radudiaconu2851]

Copeland, my bad!!

[@juanestebanmunera7001]

@@radudiaconu2851 That's an alto F by Colin Goldie

[@radudiaconu2851]

@@juanestebanmunera7001 htc man