Below prices for new Burleigh pipes are from the link
http://www.burleighsmallpipes.com/prices.htm
Find out whether the used set had standard or complicated drones. Note the
price difference.
Prices for 2006
'Primitive' set - unboxed £350.00
'Primitive' set - with box £360.00
7 key
Hi John, and other NSP veterans,
On a topic somewhat related to choyting...
The Rusty Gulley in John's tutor has markings for trills on a couple notes.
Trills, as described in the tutor, involve raising and lowering the finger
above the principal note. However on the NSP, trills seem a bit
The message did get out, Matt, and I am happy that it did. Write those funky
offlists, white boy!
The imagery of discreet peas is easy to map to staccato, especially when
some have made references to too much staccato as sounding like gatling
gunfire. If a choyter is a slurrer, does it follow
for that reason,
because the moisture control system (Ross canister) makes striking in and
stopping difficult.
Regards,
Sam Edwards
-Original Message-
From: Miguel Costa [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2006 3:36 PM
To: nsp@cs.dartmouth.edu
Subject: [NSP] Re: Drone reeds: natural
Hi Julia, and all the others who have offered help,
Thanks for all your suggestions. One thing has improved overall
play-ability: I sealed with white glue some separation (air leakage) between
the blades of the chanter reed near the hemp line. The problems with E key
have diminished but not
