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Patterns in 1001 Gems: Melodic Structures in Irish Traditional Music
The Transmission of Irish Music: A Personal View from Chicago
"Tomás Ó Máille and Sound Recording in the Modern Irish State"
Willie Clancy's (Jigs)
Paddy Mills', Unnamed, The Kilrush Polkas (Reels)
Top it Off, The Boys of Ballisodare, Unnamed (Hop Jigs)
The Bunch of Green Rushes, The Porthole of the Kelp, The Daisy Field (Reels)
The Humours of Tullycrine, The Few Bob, Byrne's (Hornpipes)
The Lark in the Morning, Apples in Winter, Unnamed (Jigs)
The Maid in the Cherry Tree, Boil the Breakfast Early (Reels)
Jig, Hornpipe and Reel on concert pitch pipes from Conor Mckeon
A Reel and two Jigs from James Mahon on concert pitch pipes
A March a Jig and an Air from Terry Moylan on concert pitch pipes
A Reel a Jig and a Slip Jig from Éanna Ó Muiré on concert pitch pipes
A Reel a Hornpipe and an Air from Tom Creegan on concert pitch pipes
A Hornpipe, a Reel and a Jig from Joe Doyle on concert pitch pipes
A Set Dance and two Jigs from Séamus Ó Rocháin on concert pitch pipes
A March, a Jig and a Reel from Kieran O'Hare on concert pitch pipes
A March, a Jig and a Hornpipe from Tommy Martin on concert pitch pipes
Two Jigs and a Reel from Emmett Gill on flat pipes pitched in C
Two Jigs and a Reel from Sean Potts on flat pipes pitched in B
Two Jigs and a Reel from Nollaig Mac Cárthaigh on flat pipes pitched in C#
