Welcome from the same side of the state! Puyallup, WA
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Welcome from Colorado.
Another fan of bagpipe music. Not a player but love to listen.
I just have to wonder about your title - whether that's a typo or a pun.
Another fan of bagpipe music. Not a player but love to listen.
I just have to wonder about your title - whether that's a typo or a pun.
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It's a pun.
It rains a lot here.
Yesterday afternoon I spent up in Mount Vernon, WA at the Littlefield Celtic Center playing Scottish Smallpipes at the monthly music session. Great fun. We had 16 musicians including smallpipes, guitar, fiddle, octave mandolin, Irish harp, autoharp, and three Gaelic singers.
Good audience too, about 40.
It rains a lot here.
Yesterday afternoon I spent up in Mount Vernon, WA at the Littlefield Celtic Center playing Scottish Smallpipes at the monthly music session. Great fun. We had 16 musicians including smallpipes, guitar, fiddle, octave mandolin, Irish harp, autoharp, and three Gaelic singers.
Good audience too, about 40.
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Thought it might be. I've only visited that area a time or two but it was easy to tell you folks get much more liquid falling from the sky than we do here.
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These are Scottish Smallpipes:
Very cool! I was hoping you would show those....
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They are African blackwood, basswood, and silver.
My friend E. J. Jones of Asheville, NC made them.
They are gorgeous and play even better.
My friend E. J. Jones of Asheville, NC made them.
They are gorgeous and play even better.
Welcome John. Late to say so but glad you are here. jim
Never run with bagpipes. You might put your eye out. Or worse, get kilt.