Wow!
And quite apart from an illustration of an interesting bag position,
(which is where we came in), & even more interesting bellows with angled
attitude, I'm impressed by his using the lower 4th finger as the
accompaniment on the harmony half of the double chanter while the rest
of the same hand works with his left hand to produce the tune.
Now there's a challenge to all you makers - double chanter nsp's? - not
just musettes with extra notes on second chanter, but actual double
chanter....
(Hastily takes cover.)
Richard.
Anita Evans wrote:
Julia Say wrote:
Why have I suddenly (and inexplicably?) become even more grateful to
Jackie Boyce......
and to those fates that decreed I was going to play a different type!!
indeed - at least with the 'standard' bag you can pretend it was never
an animal...
I picked this at random on youtube, but it illustrates the bag origins
very nicely I think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eob8pDcXhV4
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