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Lesl
- Irish Flute
Lesl
- Irish Flute
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(preview of track) Lesl [flute] et al. Rockaway session players.
(preview of track) Lesl [flute] et al. Rockaway session players.
(preview of track) Lesl [flute] et al. Rockaway session players.
(preview of track) Lesl [flute] et al. Rockaway session players. This track features harper Eileen McIntyre.
(preview of track) Lesl [flute] et al. Rockaway session players.
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Two Irish jigs.
flute music from the James Fazzaro film 'The Goblin and the Woodsman'.
flute music trad. arr. © 2006 Lesl Harker
flute music from the James Fazzaro film 'The Goblin and the Woodsman'.
flute music trad. arr. © 2006 Lesl Harker
flute music from the James Fazzaro film 'The Goblin and the Woodsman'.
flute music trad. arr. © 2006 Lesl Harker
flute music from the James Fazzaro film 'The Goblin and the Woodsman'.
flute music trad. arr. © 2006 Lesl Harker
demo of tune for another flute player
2 reels I heard on a tape of a session at 'The Sheebeen' near Portumna, Co. Galway.
Two unaccompanied flute reels, The Chattering Magpie; and the 'other' Chattering Magpie, sometimes also known as Paddy Kelly's or Aggie Whyte's after those 2 great players.
Played as a slow reel on whistle with guitar backing.
My version of this song, which translates as "on the bank of the white rock". Thanks to Frank for help on the Irish lyrics, but all mistakes are mine of course. Lesl - guitar, whistle, voice.
A music setting of the poem by William Butler Yeats. Used with permission of A.P Watt Ltd on behalf of Anne Yeats. Music traditional. Guitar arrangement copyright J. Collins. Used with kind permission. Lesl - guitar, whistle, voice.
A song air or lament, with harmonium.
In Saxony ©1981 Lesl Harker, harmonium courtesy Dave (Mac)Leszczynski. Lesl - singing, harmonium.
Two Scottish traditional songs of "gloom and doom" blended by Lesl for the Keltia band.
Lesl- guitar, 2nd voice; Jodee James- 1st voice, guitar, mountain dulcimer; Bill- bodhran, djembe; Barbara Steinacker- fiddle; Mark Stewart- bass.
An early version of the Keltia band "live on a walkman" at Flemington First Night, 1997. Lesl - vocal, guitar; Bill - fiddle, percussion; Matthew DeBlass - whistle, harp; Jodee James - vocal, mountain dulcimer; John Ciccone - vocal, bass guitar.
A guitar piece in DADGAD.
Troubadour ©1981 Lesl Harker. Lesl - guitar.
The somewhat fuzzy 1993 version of this British traditional song, taught to me by the late minstrel Richard Dyer-Bennet. Lesl- vocals, guitars, 4-track cassette recorder. Trad. Arr. ©1993 Lesl Harker.
A well-loved seafaring song which we recorded in London in the late 70's, at a rehearsal on very dubious quality tape which I have resurrected partly. Guitars and vocals by John DeJong and Lesl.
The Lesl & Mike duo from college. Mike put our music from the local folk venues onto tape, before that sort of thing was routinely being done. Mike: arranger, vocals, lead guitar, electric bass. Lesl: composer, vocals, second guitar, fingerpicking.