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hoping one can train a goat to catch mice.

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What!??!?

nano, how much free scotch do you get when you play at these "tastings" ???

Does Jarlath H. have a solo album? If not, he should record one!

my favorite whistle tune (today) is, hands down, sean sa ceo (reel).

But you want über-horrid? Check out this MIDI file for MacLean's Farewell to Oban in G. Oh, my goodness! What in the world??? Surely you didn't mean THAT.

ugh. . . .wow.

MacLean's Farewell to Oban is a good one . . . . Cooney does a great version of it on "A Stone's Throw"

From Joan Ginsberg, wife of Al:

Hi Patrick
Al took a look at the pictures and he identifies the set as one he made when we were living in London, over 27 years ago. The chanter with the stop key is obviously a Williams one, and the drones switch is not original.
All the best


joan

I also recommend you get a sound sample (in addition to pictures) -- especially considering the behavior of the "seller" in this thread.

I have two of these and I like them fine. Worth a look.

http://www.obrienwhistles.com/cases.html

Patrick

Marc's cognomen means "hummus."

Yeah, thats right, I said cognomen. Sue me!

Henry IV and his pals at Il Papa's door at Canossa.

1077 C.E. (A.D. or whatever)

Duh.

I don't know crap about MLA, but here is the correct way to cite the U.S.C. and the Kentucky Revised Statutes. Citations to the U.S. Code are as follows: [title number] U.S.C. [section symbol] [section number] [year] If you're citing to a specific act, then "Name of Act", [Section ___], [t...

I really cannot see how a learner's progress could be harmed by a set of whistles in different keys. I think Peter's comment was directed to some of the advice given in these forums in general, not necessarily the specific advice solicited and received in this topic. The context makes that pretty c...

workshops were well-attended and well-instructed!

Nice work TommyKleen!

LOTS and PanCeltic have provided some excellent advice and information above; I won't sully it with my babbling idiocy -- except to emphasize the importance of a teacher (or someone who will help you on a regular basis), and a properly working set of pipes. Its essential to have someone to put the s...

Fr. Pat, I think its already up. . . . . the Mark D. 1/2 set.


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and, in any event, here is a good recipe:

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Chicken-Bi ... etail.aspx

cheers!