This should be of interest:
[1]http://www.youtube.com/user/pipensack#p/a/f/1/2OVYA-DJ_og
Cheers,
Paul Gretton
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References
1. http://www.youtube.com/user/pipensack#p/a/f/1/2OVYA-DJ_og
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Yes, hugely interesting. Thanks Paul!
Of greatest interest perhaps is the lecture-demonstration on this site by Jean
Pierre van Hees, one of the best of the very few expert players. A fairly scary
example of chanter dangling (ivory and silver items) and the waving around of
that set of exposed
Actually, that's what I meant to link to!
Here's the direct link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OVYA-DJ_og
Cheeers,
Paul Gretton
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Thanks for those links, The sound of musette with harpsichord, also on the
same youtube page is just a wonderful noise! - though it really needs the
bass viol too. However, I do find with musette music that a little goes a
long way, and all those Hotteterre tunes sound the same after a bit!
The
Greetings all,
I am posting on the list at the suggestion of John Liestman.
I have a set of NSP made for me by David Quinn in 1980. The set is
made of African Blackwood and has a 7 keyed, G chanter. The keys are of
brass. Photos are available and can be had simply be
One of the tapes in my collection of Billy Pigg items has an extended interlude
of
other pipers. One is a track of Jean and Basil Clough, but the rest appear to
be
George Atkinson.
The tracks which recently surfaced in the British Library recordings are there,
but
there are also some
Sounds like a real treasure trove of archival recordings. I hope they will
become available via FARNE or some other entity.
Thanks, Julia!
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Julia Say
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