Valerio's right - though you could always buy the Peacock book on
actual paper. It's remarkably cheap for such a superb set of music for
8 notes.
In fact in my fairly short nsp playing life so far, I've been
surprised that although everyone carries the Society Tune Books and
the folios, relatively few of the ones I've come across seem to carry
Peacock round with them.
Perhaps it should be a compulsory feature of membership ;-)
Julia Say is the contact you want here. Happy piping from the middle
of the country!
Richard.
amble skuse wrote:
Hi all
I'm a newbie to NSP, I'm a flute player who has recently felt really
drawn to the pipes.
I have been really lucky to be able to hire a set of NSP's to
practice
with.
I've had a couple of pointers on getting the elbows to work but it
would be great to find other players in the SW of England.
Is there anybody there?
Also does anyone have a link to any music designed for keyless sets?
Thanks in advance.
Amble
:-)
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