New Music !

**Ancienne Alliance** · 26th May 11, 02:16 PM

Warming up !

Here we go !!!

Pure fun !

Thank you !

The name is...well, it's a kind of swearing meaning : “ A Thousand Thunders !”

Best,

Robert

**Burly Brute** · 26th May 11, 02:20 PM

Wow, that made my day at work!

Thanks Robert!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 26th May 11, 02:33 PM

Hey ! You are welcome !

Best,

Robert

**piperdbh** · 26th May 11, 07:13 PM

I wish we could hear some of that music!

What a pretty church. Is it near your home? And who is your accomplice?

Thanks for posting these.

**beloitpiper** · 26th May 11, 07:18 PM

1) Those photos are awesome.
2) Do you really play banjo? If so, also very awesome.
3) Where can I hear some of your music?!?

**Ancienne Alliance** · 27th May 11, 10:35 AM

Thank you folks.

Yes I happen to play the 5 strings open back banjo (in a very personnal style...) .

My partner is Agnès Clausel, an excellent piper and flute player. She also sings.

We should have a short film on Utube by the end of June. The church is our tiny village church where Chrystel and I got married.

Best,

Robert

**Santa Kona** · 27th May 11, 11:19 AM

Robert as always great photos.

**English Bloke** · 1st June 11, 11:34 PM

Fantastic pictures Robert. I look forward to seeing the video when it's up.

**Whidbey78** · 2nd June 11, 12:29 AM

Holy crow!!!

You play the banjo?!?!?! If you ever find yourself in Nebraska(west, dern near Wyoming) PM me! We could probably work out some kind of weird Sandhills folk/bluegrass/French/Celtic/Red Dirt/Rock/Metal/Classical/Southern Hymnal fusion music that will make us superstars...or they'll praise us years after we're both dead and buried. Either way, it would be fun!! Beside that, I have friends out here who would absolutely adore you and your wife. Surprisingly, we get visitors from all over the world! Who would think that anyone would travel to Nebraska?? Actually, I live in the scenic part of the state.

**English Bloke** · 2nd June 11, 01:03 AM

Robert.
Those are obviously not the same kinds of pipes. Could you explain a little more about them both and tell me what keys they are pitched in. Close-up photos would be helpful too. Musical instruments fascinate me.

Cheers!