Wonderful!
Thanks for the link.
Chris
Hello folks
There may be one or two apart from Adrian interested in the Alice
person.
Here she is playing with Emily Hoile at the Chantry Museum last night
for the Windy Gyle Band Force 6 launch. This won't be to everyone's
liking
On 19 May 2011, at 22:28, Anthony Robb wrote:
Here she is playing with Emily Hoile at the Chantry Museum last night
Definitely the right kind of Hoile . . .
Lovely item, Anthony! Got any more?
Francis
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Tune in E maj on G chanter - the A part has about 78 notes and 62 of
them are played on the right thumb so even electronic pipes
don't help
unless of course you cheat by electronically transposing.
Assuming that Catriona's fiddle was at concert pitch and that she was playing
in E
Delightful, and what a weird and wonderful approach to the harp!
C
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Hello folks
There
On Fri, 20/5/11, christopher.bi...@ec.europa.eu
christopher.bi...@ec.europa.eu wrote:
I think the most likely explanation for the pipes would be that Alice
was playing a chanter in concert F sharp. In nominal terms this would
put her in F, with B flat the only unusual note.
--- On Fri, 20/5/11, Francis Wood oatenp...@googlemail.com wrote:
Lovely item, Anthony! Got any more?
Only the two they did on the CD.
Emily arrived back from the States on Saturday but she has already
started working on material for an album with Alice which we hope to
start
This is not Northumberland Smallpipe-playing. The player choytes. The
player slides into notes too. Staccato rules!
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Going where angels fear to tread
I know Inky is defending the one true faith and all that, which I
respect, but when one falls back onto technique as the ultimate while
seeming to not hear amazing technique (even if one doesn't agree
philosophically with all of it) one's
Reminds me of the epic gulf between Seumas Macneill and Gordon Duncan.
For Adrian, Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play? (and I am
a great admirer of what I can see of your playing)
I enjoyed Emily's playing, although it far eclipses my ability for any
forseeable future, but does
