NorthEast Tionol
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Johnered66
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NorthEast Tionol
Well, I am all registered and set up at Gavin's. Looks like a great list this year and hopes to be a good time. Any others heading over? Looking forward to a few friendly pints with the great pipers here. Cheers.
Neither weddin' nor wake would be worth a shake
If Denny was first not invited.
For at squeezin' the bag, or emptyin' the keg,
He astonished as well as delighted!
If Denny was first not invited.
For at squeezin' the bag, or emptyin' the keg,
He astonished as well as delighted!
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Yes indeedy!
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Wish I could make it to this one. Looks fantastic!
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
See you there Johnny! With any luck, I may have my new 3/4 Taylor style set from Nick Whitmer. If not, well then I shall continue on with the Hughes set which is currently playing well (fingers crossed- there's lots of weather changes ahead!).
Yes, we'll definitely share a pint or two!
Arbo
Yes, we'll definitely share a pint or two!
Arbo
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Wish I could go, too.... the crystal ball says it's in my future, but not this year. 
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
...time for a new crystal ball, methinks.
Tommykleen
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Well, don't forget to make music.
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
kathaleenypoopa wrote:Wish I could go, too.... the crystal ball says it's in my future, but not this year.
tommykleen wrote:...time for a new crystal ball, methinks.
Deja Fu: The sense that somewhere, somehow, you've been kicked in the head exactly like this before.
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Any recommendations for teachers? So far I have taken classes with Benedict K,. Eammon Dillon, Michael Cooney, Jerry O' Sullivan, and Cillian Valleley (sp?). Nice to have a variety of playing styles and perspectives. Suggestions?
Re: NorthEast Tionol
All of them, if you can swing it.
Is anyone looking for a roomie? I need a bed.
Is anyone looking for a roomie? I need a bed.
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
@ Bensdad,
I don't think visiting All of the teachers over the weekend would be productive, but I agree with you.... if only there was more time. Given the constraints, can you narrow the field?
Arbo
I don't think visiting All of the teachers over the weekend would be productive, but I agree with you.... if only there was more time. Given the constraints, can you narrow the field?
Arbo
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
I can't narrow the field....too many great players/teachers, but I would also tell you to spend time with Michael O’Donovan in reedmaking. He is a reed guru - really knows his stuff, and is making great things happen with spruce as a material for chanter reeds!!
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Thanks! I will make sure to do this. Do you know if it is a participatory class, or just a demo session like Seth Gallagher did last year?Jarlath.I wrote:I can't narrow the field....too many great players/teachers, but I would also tell you to spend time with Michael O’Donovan in reedmaking. He is a reed guru - really knows his stuff, and is making great things happen with spruce as a material for chanter reeds!!
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Jarlath.I
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
They are participatory. It looks like there is a beginner and advanced class.
Here is very abbreviated schedule. (Classes only) Sounds like a great weekend.
Saturday
10:00 am-12:00 pm: Piping CLASSES
1:30-2:30 pm: Reedmaking workshop; drop-in afterwards
2:30-4:30 pm: Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Goodman Collection
•Louise Mulcahy: Women in Uilleann PIping
•Mattie Connolly: Slow Airs
•Padráic Keane: Piping of Willie Clancy
•Michael Stribling: Getting Started with Regulators
•Cillian Vallely: Northern Piping Repertoire
Sunday
10:30-12:00 Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Slow Airs and the Song Tradition
•Louise Mulcahy: Staccato and Legato
•Mattie Connolly: Marching Orders
•Padráic Keane: Piping of the Dorans
•Michael Stribling: Piping of Patsy Touhey
•Cillian Vallely: Further Adventures in Regulation
1:45-2:45 pm: Peter Brown: Seamus Ennis, 30 Years On
3:00-4:30 pm: Piping CLASSES
3:00-4:30 pm: Reedmaking; drop-ins afterwards
Here is very abbreviated schedule. (Classes only) Sounds like a great weekend.
Saturday
10:00 am-12:00 pm: Piping CLASSES
1:30-2:30 pm: Reedmaking workshop; drop-in afterwards
2:30-4:30 pm: Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Goodman Collection
•Louise Mulcahy: Women in Uilleann PIping
•Mattie Connolly: Slow Airs
•Padráic Keane: Piping of Willie Clancy
•Michael Stribling: Getting Started with Regulators
•Cillian Vallely: Northern Piping Repertoire
Sunday
10:30-12:00 Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Slow Airs and the Song Tradition
•Louise Mulcahy: Staccato and Legato
•Mattie Connolly: Marching Orders
•Padráic Keane: Piping of the Dorans
•Michael Stribling: Piping of Patsy Touhey
•Cillian Vallely: Further Adventures in Regulation
1:45-2:45 pm: Peter Brown: Seamus Ennis, 30 Years On
3:00-4:30 pm: Piping CLASSES
3:00-4:30 pm: Reedmaking; drop-ins afterwards
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ImNotIrish
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Re: NorthEast Tionol
Thanks!Jarlath.I wrote:They are participatory. It looks like there is a beginner and advanced class.
Here is very abbreviated schedule. (Classes only) Sounds like a great weekend.
Saturday
10:00 am-12:00 pm: Piping CLASSES
1:30-2:30 pm: Reedmaking workshop; drop-in afterwards
2:30-4:30 pm: Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Goodman Collection
•Louise Mulcahy: Women in Uilleann PIping
•Mattie Connolly: Slow Airs
•Padráic Keane: Piping of Willie Clancy
•Michael Stribling: Getting Started with Regulators
•Cillian Vallely: Northern Piping Repertoire
Sunday
10:30-12:00 Piping WORKSHOPS
Pipes
•Peter Brown: Slow Airs and the Song Tradition
•Louise Mulcahy: Staccato and Legato
•Mattie Connolly: Marching Orders
•Padráic Keane: Piping of the Dorans
•Michael Stribling: Piping of Patsy Touhey
•Cillian Vallely: Further Adventures in Regulation
1:45-2:45 pm: Peter Brown: Seamus Ennis, 30 Years On
3:00-4:30 pm: Piping CLASSES
3:00-4:30 pm: Reedmaking; drop-ins afterwards