Boys of Bluehill

A well known hornpipe, The Boys of Bluehill goes by various other names and, although associated with the Irish tradition it possibly has a longer history in the Irish community in the USA, where it first appeared in print in 1839.
I took a few minutes break from the Bagpipe Society Blowout in Polesworth to sit on the bank of the River Anker (you get a campsite with a view at the Blowout!) and play it on my Huber descant recorder made from bog oak.

[@user-ln5nb5xp4q]

Very Nice indeed

[@TheJofrica]

Very nice rendition and presentation! I subscribed

[@MoiraBracknall]

Thank you very much!

[@TheJofrica]

@@MoiraBracknall You're welcome!

[@patsyphillips89]

very nice. Have had my tim whistle just a couple of months. Hope to play half this well!

[@MoiraBracknall]

You can do it! Just have fun is the main thing.

[@TheMtnmamma]

Love to see the recorder play Irish music ! sounds lovely

[@MoiraBracknall]

Thank you!

[@silverlining_1995]

Love it!

[@MoiraBracknall]

So glad!