Hello all,
Here's my offering.
[1]http://youtu.be/sfiCRPct9vQ
Warmest best
Anthony
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References
1. http://youtu.be/sfiCRPct9vQ
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How would the group feel if we changed the present tune/topic/theme
selection process? There must be better ways to make the choice so
that more pipers will want to participate and, equally important,
there will be more useful discussion about the selection. Pete
Stewart has been very helpful in
Hello Folks
John Dally's beautifully paced hornpipes (and
their snaps) connect really well for me with this new tune by Pete
Cryer which is about two weeks old. This version is a reasonable
attempt at it (recorded shortly after I learnt it on Tuesday evening)
once again recorded
Hello all
Some may remember I used Jimmy Little's (Baty of Wark) set for The
Bewshaugh and Rememebr Me Hornpipes. This set has now been checked and
valued by Graham Wells and Jimmy has offered to sell it to me.
Consequently I need to sell (reluctantly) a lovely blackwood and solid
Hellos apiece
Here we go - flawed as usual - two great tunes that are becoming
popular but could be more so.
I've been doing up Jimmy Little's pipes which have spent the last 18
years languishing in their box.
I've given them a new chanter reed and have re-tongued three of the
Hello all
I've been reluctant to vote on this since our house is fighting back
whilst we put in a new kitchen, downstairs loo and new wee studio.
There is building dust everywhere and my pipes, mics and other gear are
packed away for the duration.
Even though I can't contribute
Hello John
Thank you very much for giving us those two tunes and taking on the
rant rhythm which brings back so many memories of nights shared with
the old guys. That particular set (done in reverse order) was a turning
point for me in my piping career when I attempted to join in