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try this one www.ceolas.org/pub/tunes/tunes.pdf/POB.pdf
there are a few good sets on this site

definitely interested Dale, hope you find somewhere with cheap beer!

In reply to your question Boyd, yes, the week long summer school is in the City of Durham just a few miles away from me and I am still sorely tempted. I went last year when our two whistle instructors were Niall Keegan and Sarah Allen (Flook), great week despite the downpours.

She is also teaching at the week long Adult school run by Folkworks this July. Tempting Tempting!

Adrian, for a bloke from England you seem to have overlooked the grand selection of Scottish and indeed Northumbrian music. Go to the google website and search for 'Northumbrian tunes'. Pete Loud has a nice collection and there's oodles of sheet music for you. Best of British!

I have a Generation 'C' and it sounds just fine. Nice and easy to play, Easy to get hold of one up in the borders, Galashiels perhaps, plenty in Newcastle. Try one.

From the land of castles, moors, rivers and what seems to be constant rain, may I too wish all our happy readers a most happy new year. Keep on whistling folks. Thanks! and Love to you all!:D

A silversmith too! wow I'm impressed on more than one count. Lovely playing Jesse, thoroughly enjoyable, let's hear more xxx

Just downloaded and heard it in winamp, no problem.
Very very very nice Jessie, so I'm in love again! how's about a photo to go with the music!

if you are coming to England, you must come to Northumbria, the land of castles and good beer. A good base is Newcastle or Durham city. There's too much to see, but if its history, then start with Durham Cathedral, nearly a thousand years old and still in use. Castles, Alnwick, Bamburgh, Durham can'...

selkie, keep an eye on the ''folkworks'' web site, they do some ''canny'' weekend courses every now and again in the Northumbria area. Next one is in Darlington, Nov 2nd and there are day courses too. Bound to be players in the borders, you could also try the http://www.folkmusic.net. Good luck and ...

great stuff Anna, congrats. how's about a snippet from it? and how about writing a piece on the "adventures of the pied piper of Deadwood"! Episode 1

I have recently had the pleasure of a summer school with Niall Keegan, of the World Music Centre at the University of Limerick, who was teaching us. He's one of the big boys at the university. There's a possibility that he may be able to steer you in the right direction. Look up the university web s...

How's the survey doing Dale? It seems to have come to a halt with entries showing the same date

go to the google search engine, type in "Hector the Hero" and the info on this famous Scottish soldier is all over the place