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Re: Bagpipes

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Subject: Re: Bagpipes
From: "Gillian Hayes" <gillian_hayes@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 2 Feb 1999 18:17:03 -0000
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TiBaR wrote:

>Apart from - Agrazing Mace and Scotland the Brave - any suggestions on
items
>for combined brass and pipes.

>I know its heresy but occasionally it works.

Highland Cathedral. Can't remember the details but will dig them out
if you like.

But DO make sure the pipes know exactly when to come in and have
practised with the conductor AT LEAST three times - thereby hangs a
tale ;-( . Pipe groups don't usually have someone waving a stick in
the middle and they also need a lead in to get their bag warmed up,
or whatever the technical term is.

Gillian
(just about recovered from sitting next to flugel-playing sister)

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