Sorry folks, I just had a brainstorm and was totally focused on
something else -- I don't know what I was thinking of when I wrote my
last message but it wasn't connected to this world.
John
Rev John Clifford
42 Sir Stafford Close, Caerphilly CF83 3BA, Wales UK
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On 8 May
Mike Sharp wrote:
>>Paul Gretton wrote:
>>> Why not do a Nancy Reagan and "Just Say NO!" ? (BTW, it's copyright.)
>>>
>>Just Say No! ...to empty, dogmatic slogans.
Just Say No! .to people who lack a sense of humour. ;-)
Cheers,
Paul Gretton
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I would agree with this. Go to a specialist in sports injuries and take the
pipes (or at least the chanter) with you so that they know the range of
movement required. The hospital will be more concerned with being able to
hold a cup of tea or similar.
If you have a local orchestra, you could seek a
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In principle Nancy was right. But since it has been sitting in my BP library
bag for aeons, only played once, here's a scan to clog up your hard discs
with.
Perhaps you can
Thanks to those who responded. I now have two copies - one in G/D,
the other D/A. I am also told it's copyright.
I also have valuable suggestions as to why this shouldn't be played
on nsp, and as I concur with at least one of them, this explains why
I didn't have the dots in the first place.
C
>>I've just had an enquiry for these from a newish nsp player, so I'm
hoping someone out there could send me abc / >>jpg / whatever in nsp key so
it's less work to pass it on.
>>Thanx
>>Julia
Why not do a Nancy Reagan and "Just Say NO!" ? (BTW, it's copyright.)
Cheers,
Paul Grett
Back to German discussions then, are we??
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Subject: [NSP] Dots for Highland Cathedral
> I've just had an enquiry for these from a newish nsp player,
> so I'm hoping someone out there could send me
Hello John,
What a nasty thing to happen to a Northumbrian piper! Luckily, I have no
experience of this problem but I would suggest that, after surgery, you seek
out the services of a sports physiotherapist rather than simply attending
your local hospital's physio. unit. Physiotherapists who
I've just had an enquiry for these from a newish nsp player,
so I'm hoping someone out there could send me abc / jpg / whatever in
nsp key so it's less work to pass it on.
Thanx
Julia
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Several keys get hit with the right thumb depending on your chanter
range.
On May 8, 2007, at 12:29 PM, John Clifford wrote:
> John.
>
> As a fellow cyclist and piper you have my very deep, if confused,
> sympathy. I'm a very mediocre player but a serious injury to either
> hand would have an
John.
As a fellow cyclist and piper you have my very deep, if confused,
sympathy. I'm a very mediocre player but a serious injury to either
hand would have an exponential effect on my overall happiness with
life since I love music and my pipes so much.
However, I don't understand what keys
Last Saturday I crashed on my bicycle avoiding a couple of dogs at the
bottom of a long downhill. The worst of my injuries is a torn ligament
between my thumb and forefinger on my right hand. I was in the drops when
I hit the pavement and jammed my thumb against the handle bar, pushing it
in
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