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Cordelia's Jig
By theemeraldruby on January 16, 2020 9:02 amI've been watching a tonne of Anne with an E lately. It's such a beautiful show with a stunning soundtrack. This little tune is inspired by some of the folk music in the series.
Long live princess Cordelia ;P
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delightful tune
I've been watching The Witcher, this would fit right into that soundtrack too. Really nice work. Is that a piccolo that kicks in toward the end as the second flute voice?
Is it flute or recorder today? Lovely either way
I've been watching The Witcher, this would fit right into that soundtrack too. Really nice work. Is that a piccolo that kicks in toward the end as the second flute voice?
Is it flute or recorder today? Lovely either way
To answer both of your questions it's a tin whistle 
writing tunes to play on whistle is one of my favourite things to do!
it's so adorable! 
fc wrote:I've been watching The Witcher, this would fit right into that soundtrack too. Really nice work. Is that a piccolo that kicks in toward the end as the second flute voice?
Nyarlos wrote:Is it flute or recorder today? Lovely either way
To answer both of your questions it's a tin whistle
So good!
Nice sound! Sounds like it fits right in between of medieval and folk music
the melody is so good! listened twice in a row, I love it
Wow, this is awesome. Love the instrumentation.
This is amazing, it sounds so lovely. So clean too.
This is lovely! This is also makes me want to find my tin whistle haha.
loving this!
No clue how I missed your stuff up until now. Love it!!
Your uke and flute combos are so freaking lovely. This one has a wonderful Celtic feel.