Brilliant... I am trying to learn the pipes, we have a retired Scottish teacher here in Florida and he is giving me lessons. Very hard with big hands!!! cheers, Sasuage...
Aye the bags.. Unfortunately my musical ability is akin to two cats shagging and/or fighting but I am doing it to keep the allure of Auld Alba in me as I age. Cheers...
All; Forgive me. I've been doing some researching, and it seems to me that he is playing 'border' pipes. Which look to me to be a morph of 'bag' or 'war' pipes & the Irish Uillen pipes. Though the fingering is definitely trad bagpipes. Anyone??
For those o you who are non pipers, THIS IS THE HENDRIX OF PIPERS!
ReplyDeleteAye, you're no wrang son.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant...
ReplyDeleteI am trying to learn the pipes, we have a retired Scottish teacher here in Florida and he is giving me lessons. Very hard with big hands!!!
cheers, Sasuage...
That's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBut I have one question. Does he have that thing hooked up to an air compressor or something? It's not the "usual" set of pipes...
Chef; Good innit?
ReplyDeleteSausage; I'm presuming you mean bagpipes, not the easiest of instruments to learn no matter the size your hands, but keep at it!
Pon; Those are uileann pipes, mor common in Ireland. They have a bag on one side and a bellows on the other. :¬)
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Aye the bags..
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately my musical ability is akin to two cats shagging and/or fighting but I am doing it to keep the allure of Auld Alba in me as I age.
Cheers...
My big foot has no yet stopped tapping.
ReplyDeleteSausage; If nothing else it keeps unwanted varmin away from the house! :¬)
ReplyDeleteChef; And the little foot? :¬)
ReplyDeleteIt makes me jump up and down whilst remaining seated.
ReplyDeleteGreat for the gluteals.
Think I'll put this on as loud as possible tomorrow at work. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the smile...and the foot that won't stop tapping.
Pat; Isn't it just great? I would love to hear this live! :¬)
ReplyDeletehope; Play it loud, play it proud! :¬)
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All; Forgive me. I've been doing some researching, and it seems to me that he is playing 'border' pipes. Which look to me to be a morph of 'bag' or 'war' pipes & the Irish Uillen pipes. Though the fingering is definitely trad bagpipes. Anyone??
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