Musical Instruments...

Things that don't fit anywhere else...

Postby purplepickup » Fri Jun 10, 2005 11:35 am

Dean in Eureka, CA wrote:Joanne,
... for starters, maybe Mary Had A Little Lamb or Row Row Your Boat...
(Might give you goosebumps too, but not the kind you got before) :lol:

Boy, am I glad I don't live next to you :lol:
George
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Postby Larwyn » Fri Jun 10, 2005 10:26 pm

Joanne wrote:
pateardropper wrote:Hey Dean,

I went to a kayaking event in South Carolina a few weeks back. One of the kayakers there played the bag pipes,and would play at sun up. We were in a mountain valley campground ,and they sounded sweet echoing from the mountains. He makes good money playing them for weddings,funerals,etc. One other kayaker does video productions,and captured sound bites to be used in some of his videos. In skilled hands they sound great. Some others tried them out,and well, most of us left at that point LoL. Good luck learning to play,but do it indoors,your neighbors will thank you.

pateardropper


I've heard a bagpipe version of Amazing Grace and it is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard in my life. Gives me cold chills. Beautiful!

Joanne


When played well on bagpipes Amazing Grace is at it's best. No other instument gives it the life and feeling that the pipes do. And I'm not sure that there is any other tune that matches it when it comes to bagpipes. Perhaps Scotland the Brave..??
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