lived on in
the Shetlands and Orkneys since viking age, and that the traditional
music in the islands and in eastern scotland and Northumbria shows a
resemblance with traditional music from the west coast area of Jutland
in Denmark that is absent in eastern Denmark.
Bo Albrechtsen
after the lemon
oil was used.
Bo Albrechtsen
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Den 14-01-2011 15:27, Julia Say skrev:
snip...
Paraffin oil/liquid paraffin etc
etc is a mineral-oil product which is cheap, not drying and does not
smell at all. It does tend to evaporate however very slowly over time
I have observed a tendency for it to start causing rotting of the
Den 14-01-2011 16:43, Gibbons, John skrev:
A way of coaxing the extra few cents out of a flat chanter would be to hook a
nitrogen cylinder up to the bellows.
Or helium if that isn't enough.
John
Hmm - this opens up a whole spectrum of technologically exuberant
solutions for tuning your
Den 14-01-2011 19:15, Anthony Robb skrev:
snip
Also (at risk of starting off another debate) Ian Corrigan recommends
silicone grease in place of vaseline.
Thoughts?
As aye
Anthony
Don't worry too badly Anthony - I have no intentions of starting a new
debate, but
Den 14-01-2011 21:39, [1]gibbonssoi...@aol.com skrev:
..snip
With brass, the same is not true for copper and its alloys.
So corrosion doesn't prevent further corrosion.
Sorry, but I don't quite follow you there. Rust on iron or steel does
not prevent further corrosion, but
(not the fiddle !)
I think that we can conclude that earliest history of the bagpipe
stretches far back in the darkest of history somewhere in Asia Minor.
with best wishes of a peaceful and prosperous new year to ye all
from
Bo Albrechtsen,
Denmark
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