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Uilliam, having no experience myself posting clips, (for fear of scaring decent folk away), I can only direct you to the posting instructions for the clips tune archive here: http://www.tinwhistletunes.com/clipssnip/#postyours

Sorry, not much help I'm afraid.

Uilliam, truly an elegant set of pipes. Hope to here a clip or two when you get time.

Great! I've a half-set from Bill in C#. Can't say I do justice to the set yet, but I'm working on it...

Lovely set Uilliam! Would that be Bill Haneman's work?

Being in the shallow end of the piping pool and not much on music theory, I've heard and I believe it to be true, that you can do a much better job interpreting the air if you know what it's about in the first place, so do the research.

My two cents, brief and uninteresting as it may be.

I've got to second Uilliam on that one, my Haneman C# half-set is patterned "after Coyne".

Cheers to Coyne, to Bill for keeping the tradition going, and to Uilliam for the reminder!

Happy New Year Mairtin and to all!

Hi Richard,

Would this be it here? http://www.thesession.org/tunes/display/2888

Welcome Tim!

Good luck with the lessons and the playing, it's a wonderful bunch here.......really!

Very nice work there!

Dulcimer looks like a Dusty Strings? I've got a chromatic by Bill Webster.

Uilliam,

Is there any history behind that claymore you're toting there?

Mostly Irish.....sadly it appears to offer no measurable improvement to my playing.

Congratulations Sean, lovely stuff there! That one will go on the Christmas list for sure.

First tune: probably Dawning of the Day from "The Fine Art of Uilleann Piping"

Inspiration tune (at great personal risk to myself)...Caoineadh Cú Chulainn

Brazencane wrote:

as long as you don't start having to become the family lorry scrubber, then you're doing alright by me!

start?