Beckitybeck rocks...Dave Williams tribute
- Patrick D'Arcy
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There's loads more where that came from on Phil Hardy's website:
http://www.kerrywhistles.com/dl.php?group=23#
Are these tunes from McGoldrick recordings?
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Patrick.
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Are these tunes from McGoldrick recordings?
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Not too sure about if there from McGoldrick's...Patrick D'Arcy wrote:There's loads more where that came from on Phil Hardy's website:
http://www.kerrywhistles.com/dl.php?group=23#
Are these tunes from McGoldrick recordings?
Serious stuff!
Patrick.
When are we going to see more of your clips Patrick?
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Not sure what the first two tunes are. The last tune we call Trip to Pakistan in these-here parts.
Becky's chanter looks like boxwood or holly. Make anyone? Reminds me of Rogge in a way, but doesn't sound like it to my ears. Fab ulous off the knee lower octave sound on that chanter. You out there Beckitybeck?
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Becky's chanter looks like boxwood or holly. Make anyone? Reminds me of Rogge in a way, but doesn't sound like it to my ears. Fab ulous off the knee lower octave sound on that chanter. You out there Beckitybeck?
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what is that chanter
It's an old Hunter chanter in Lignum Vitae.
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I don't think so. If you are used to seeing a fella's big ol' mitts on a chanter, then a woman's gracile digits will look quite different in comparison. This is over-generalizing/genderizing to an extent, but the principle is valid. If Becky is over gripping it certainly doesn't come through in her playing. I think one can hear over gripping. I know I can hear it in my own playingAndreas Leidenfrost wrote:that lady piper sounds great, but doesn't it look like she's grippin the chanter a bit tight? Anyone else?
andreas
I find women pipers really inspiring for some reason. I hope my daughter does too. I wouldn't mind another piper in the kleen clan.
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I think it's the curled index finger on her top hand that gives that impression. Funny, I do that myself and have been working to unbend it which is helping to relax my top hand in the process, but it keeps curling again as soon as I stop paying attention and start to focus on the music. And then I noticed in pictures of Brian McNamara that he bends his top hand index finger too, so maybe it's not such a big deal after all! The other thing Becky does that I'm working on taming a bit myself is to lift her fingers rather far off the chanter...if you compare with Willie Clancy, for example, with his fingers that stayed close you'd say she was doing too much work, but her playing doesn't sound labored so maybe it's not an issue. But she's a very open-style "flutey" piper; if she was playing more staccato I think you'd see the fingers stay closer.
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That's cause you're on a Mac and you must not have Windows Media Player installed. You can download it from the Microsoft site in their Mactopia section:KAD wrote:Anyone else having bad luck in getting to this site? I keep getting bounced either to an AOL address with nothing on the page (in safari), or (in netscape) back to my own home page.
Help?
KAD
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/otherprodu ... ndowsmedia
You should download it soon because Microsoft has announced that they will stop supporting Windows Media Player for the Mac.
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