pipes

[MDR-V300]

Try the Uileann (ill-in) Pipes. It's the "Irish" version with the arm bellows.

Well, now! I think I'd be a great hit with all the honeys if I played some illin' pipes 8)



Honestly, I really ought to learn to play a non-wind instrument for once.

[Jerry]

Here's a suggestion that does not come up very often.

Try the Uileann (ill-in) Pipes. It's the "Irish" version with the arm bellows.

As long as you have a tutor, it's pretty much the same. I have a set, and they're a BLAST! Since the others in Barleyjuice have the Highland Pipes, it adds a completely different sound.

Not too many, save Davey Spillane, are playing them these days and the sound is haunting. It's worth a "look".

You can actually get a small set that works from www.irishshop.com

I've been looking for a set of beginners pipes for my daughter. She has a BA degree in music and plays every woodwind instrument from Piccolo to Baritone sax, with the Oboe being her major instrument. I checked out your link, but was unable to locate the Uileann Pipes on the site.

[mcnice]

Uileann Pipes in the mountains? Ahhhhhhhhh!

nio jimmy i meant in opposite with the big pipe. but concerning contact with audience the uileann is better.
and do we learn the uileann without a chanter? i suppose the scottish chanter wouldn t have the same grips..?
i heard that the music from bravehaert was from a Uilieann, could this be?

nice to meet als a beginner brodi. have you tried yet to get a blow on the big highland pipe? i didn t checked this out. you are definitly right: i will learn on the chanter for myself, but with handling of the BHP i absolutley need a teacher.
also it s recommandable to get a book which includes a cd in order to timing.

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[mcnice]

sorry that shouldn t be a quoting

[Brother Falldown]

Here's a suggestion that does not come up very often.

Try the Uileann (ill-in) Pipes. It's the "Irish" version with the arm bellows.

As long as you have a tutor, it's pretty much the same. I have a set, and they're a BLAST! Since the others in Barleyjuice have the Highland Pipes, it adds a completely different sound.

Not too many, save Davey Spillane, are playing them these days and the sound is haunting. It's worth a "look".

You can actually get a small set that works from www.irishshop.com

Took a look at the site, but couldn't find the pipes. Lots of bohdrans though! Perhaps they have changed their catalogue after Christmas season?

Slainte,
Mike

[Cerebite]

Took a look at the site, but couldn't find the pipes. Lots of bohdrans though! Perhaps they have changed their catalogue after Christmas season?

Slainte,
Mike

Perhaps they have changed their website after 4 years. Check the dates of the posts.

[Kiltedfirepiper]

and for about 5 seconds there I thought jimmy Carbomb was back on the boards!
I was gonna thank him again for the Guinness kilt I got from him ......then I looked at the date!