thanks for the replies funny valentine and blue skies are great suggestion thats the kind of thing im looking for also i hear alot of celtic sounding stuff as movie sound tracks any suggestions there?
Ashokan Farewell is lovely. It’s even better on an A Played in D position) than a D.
Doc
Nicely done Brad, pleasant in the morning.
A tune I have been messing with is the theme from an old James Dean film “East of Eden”. It has a strong melody line, all in and about the range of simple system flutes, and can be adapted a thousand ways. I play it on Boehm system so I use the top octave a bit for fun but it’s not needed really, I’ll post it on my web site when I get the Fred Rose wood flute, hopefully sometime soon.
Yes, wonderfully played, Brad.
Another tune is Gershwin
Someone to watch over me.
Let me say that there is a special joy in playing tunes like
My Funny Valentine
and Someone to watch over me
on a Bb flute. The sonorous deep
pitch really can convey romantic passion.
Titanic and Lord of the Rings have pieces that a lot of people have learned by ear.
I can also suggest, The Water is Wide, the church tune, and a Bach Contata that adapts well to whistle.
Hi there. Bradhurley, that’s a lovely tune, and the flute sounds wonderful!
Here’s just a few Welsh ones:
Morfa’r Frenhines
Morfa Rhuddlan (in C, but it works fine on a D whistle or pipes if you work it out)
Ffarwel i Aberystwyth
All the above are on www.welshtraditionalmusic.com , I think. It might be worth you having a look at the ‘Tunes’ section of that site - there’s a lot of good stuff there, much of which may be unfamiliar as Welsh music doesn’t have the same profile as Irish and Scottish stuff 
And what about the Skye Boat Song, too?