thony Robb
Sent: 23 October 2009 09:53
To: Francis Wood
Cc: Dartmouth NPS
Subject: [NSP] Re: Colin Ross and all that
Sorry for tardy reply - slaving over protools for two days until late
last night.
I came into piping via a route involving David Hillery, Colin Caisley
and Tom Clough no
Hello Anthony,
Things are also fairly busy at this end, though I will soon respond.
But shouldn't we be transferring this apparently NPS-specific
discussion to the list established for that purpose?
However, I would be reluctant to do so under the title of the present
thread. I think the
Sorry for tardy reply - slaving over protools for two days until late
last night.
I came into piping via a route involving David Hillery, Colin Caisley
and Tom Clough nothing to do with NPS but I thought such individual
routes were fairly rare. Are you saying most of the nsp list pe
On 10/21/09 11:17 AM, "Ian Lawther" wrote:
> Perhaps as the Northumbrian piping community we should take Anthony's
> thoughts as a starting place to reassess Colin Ross not as an officer of
> a society but as a very important part of Northumbrian piping, pipe
> making and Northumbrian music as a
Very well said Anthony.
I also note Steve's response and would say that while Anthony's post
cover a lot of ground which is specific to the NPS the comments on Colin
in general should be of importance to all Northumbrian Pipers. It is
important that Colin has been present in the US at the PIpe
It is my understanding that the NPS has its own list for discussions of this
type.
The rest of the world (or at least my small part of it) doesn't really want
to be exposed to this sort of material.
Please take this discussion where it belongs.
Best wishes.
Steve
On 10/21/09 5:00 AM, "Antho
On 21 Oct 2009, at 10:00, Anthony Robb wrote:
Is it unreasonable to suggest that there'd be no nsp if it wasn't
for
the NPS
Yes.
Francis
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