Does anyone know what sort of oil I should use for my Bisty Gullet-- Richard
York wrote :
Reference was recently made here to the baroque French notes inegale -
I'm just listening to Radio 3's Early Music Show on Lully. I don't know
if they'll mention it, but wonder if the famous story about
New Pipes for Halsway!Trad pitch f+50c 7x Key interchangeable chanter stock -4x
Pistoned Drones-5xBeads Black Ebony/brass, re-pro horn decor. Forster Charlton
re-pro chanter reed and composite drone reeds. Curved bellows inlaid with black
and white stripes covering the stitching. Capstain
Dear Bob; I too am an ammateur maker although if you manage to flog a set which
I have in the past then I suppose it makes me a semi pro maker. You seem to
have been more successful that I have in gaining a response to a request for
information as past blogs indicate from the sublime to the
Looks like you have a D and F set. It's the new style Drill and Fill so common
when a good reed is found for a crappy chanter. A mixture of powdered blackwood
or ebony with super glue works wonders after filing then wet+dry then finnish
off with a green scouring pad (nick the one from the
I had the same problem here when I met my wife. After 33 years Ahm are reet noo
lake.-- Richard Shuttleworth wrote :
I am thinking of including the Irish slow air Sliabh Na M'Ban (Billy
Pigg version) in a concert performance this coming Sunday but have no
idea how to pronounce the title
