Hi Jenny - there's a set attributed to Robert or James Hall in Edinburgh:
http://hdl.handle.net/10683/17806
(James was Robert's son and was also piper to the Duke about 100 years ago)
I don't know what EUCHMI is or whether the collection is viewable
I used to be able to search the Northumberland museum service archives
but I can't seem to get to it anymore. Someone will no doubt be along
shortly with a list of any Hall pipes in the Bagpipe museum in Morpeth
(BTW - there's more traffic elsewhere these days:
http://www.northumbrianpipers.org.uk/pipersforum/ )
cheers
Rob
Quoting "IMPERIAL GLASS & ALUMINUM LTD." <jenh...@shaw.ca>:
Thank you for accepting me on the mailing list Wayne!
Have one question: How do I find out where I can see a Northumbrian
Smallpipe specifically made by my great-great grandfather Robert Hall of
Hedgeley, Powburn, Alnwick, NBL? He made very unique handcrafted ones,
(year about 1840s or 1850's) and I'm very curious if any exist in today's
world - possibly in a museum??? Can anyone guide me in some sort of
direction how I find out about this. I would appreciate any info on this.
These Northumbrian small pipes are really beautiful and I watched a youtube
video of a gal playing one; the song was so beautiful and sweet and cheerful
and warmed my heart. Loved it! Sincerely, Jenny
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