Man With The Wooden Flute: Traditional Flute Music Of The British Isles, America, Quebec And Cape Breton
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Lament for James Moray of Abercarney
- Father Dollard's Favorite
- Flail
- Guzzle Together
- Isle de Madeleine
- Point au Pic
- Jacques Cartier
- Bovaglie's Plaid
- Cradle Song
- I Won't Do the Work
- Thousand Pipers
- Road to Skye
- Man of Constant Sorrow
- Chinkapin Hunting
- King of Naples
- Belle of the Stage
- Fairy Queen
- Hugh O'Donnell
- Dry N' Dusty
- Rochester Schottische
- Frosty Morning
- Shuffle About
- Wounded Hussar
- Prince Charles
- Prague
- Mozart's Favorite
- Northern March
- Richard Dwyer's
- High Road to Linton
- Sleepy Waltz
- Irish Lullaby
- Suo Gan
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #97348 in Music
- Released on: 1993-08-31
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .23 pounds
Customer Reviews
peaceful and intimate
Make acquaintance with this great CD of acoustic flute with and without accompaniment. Chris Norman is an adept player with skill and energy to spare. If you grew up with any of this traditional music you will be delighted to find old friends.
He's one of a kind
Even if i did not used to take flute lessons from Mr. Chris, i would still be raving about this CD. A beautiful blend of the international music that has come to define his most well known style of playing, this recording is a must have. Having grown up in Halifax, Nova Scotia, but spent the last number of years living in Baltimore, Mr. Chris manages to combine the best of both worlds. From traditional Cape Breton reels to Scottish laments to the French music of Quebec and finally to the mastery of the great Turlough O'Carolan, he covers it all, leaving nothing untouched. He is supported by fellow Helicon member Robin Bullock (also an incredible soloist), as well as Ann Marie Morgan, and Pete Sutherland, and together they are brilliant. My favorite track is Rochester Schottische, but that may be because that is the first piece that Mr. Chris ever taught me. He is an incredible teacher, person, and musician, and this CD exemplifies this!



