Posted in CD, Internet, Irish Traditional Music, Personal, Shardul on Jul 24th, 2007 3 Comments »
Like most people, I get a lot of spam and rubbish among my email – like, probably 95%! One becomes used to it even though it’s not nice to receive such stuff. And, like most people, I also get email that is ho-hum – stuff you just have to deal with but is a bit [...]
Posted in Ireland, Irish Traditional Music, Shardul, Uilleann Pipes on Jun 23rd, 2007 No Comments »
Along with the wooden flute and the Irish harp, I have a great fondness for the Uilleann pipes — although, strangely enough, I do not remember being conscious of them until I first visited Ireland in 2000. Here in New Zealand you will often hear Scottish bagpipes — indeed our little Pacific nation has more [...]
Posted in Ireland, Irish Flute, Irish Traditional Music, Music, Musicians, Shardul, Travel on Jun 8th, 2007 4 Comments »
Once I was walking through Dublin and ended up on Grafton Street — as you do when walking through Dublin. Anyway, it was a particularly sunny day in July and Dublin’s famous mall was teeming with people; office workers out for lunch; tourists shopping, snapping, absorbing the sights and sounds; packs of ebullient Spanish youth [...]
Posted in Blogging, Internet, KiwiCelt Wooden Flutes, Shardul on May 24th, 2007 3 Comments »
KiwiCelt Mach II is finished — kind of…
The statement above begs the question, “Is a web site ever finished?” Well, the journey that began on Mayday is over — at least for a little while. 23 days has at times seemed like three months (as you might be able to tell by the photo on [...]
Posted in Irish Flute, KiwiCelt Wooden Flutes, Shardul, Wooden Flute on May 1st, 2007 2 Comments »
Welcome to the new KiwiCelt Wooden Flutes web site!
This site is going to be a bit of a construction zone for the next little while - please bear with me. The new site will have much of the material that was on the old site plus a Blog component for news and articles of interest [...]
... a web site dedicated to the simple system wooden flutes (aka 'Irish' flutes) that are so much a part of Irish traditional and Celtic music, and to the excellent wooden flutes produced by the Irish flute maker Martin Doyle.Use our Site Map or the
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We are very happy to present a brand new Martin Doyle 3 keyed flute for sale, a 'D' flute made of African Blackwood with a brass tuning slide. The keys are post mounted and were added here in New Zealand by Maurice Reviol. Details, images and price here:
Wooden Flutes For Sale.
Visit: Martin Doyle Flutes
Since 1983, Martin Doyle has been producing high quality simple system wooden flutes that are used predominantly in Irish traditional music. His flutes, both with and without tuning slides and keys, have become renowned for their ease of playing and quality of tone.
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