O'riordan D/C SET ON EBAY

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Tell us something.: irish music, specifically slow airs played on different whistle keys, also lower keyed flutes like Bb, but only from modern makers who have managed to get the hole spacing a little closer. And finally learning some fiddle tunes, mainly slow airs again so that the whole family don't go mad with the sound of a cat being strangled.
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O'riordan D/C SET ON EBAY

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Hi guys and gals, need to finance Copeland low D and G, so my O'riordans
D and C set are on ebay quick 3 day auction no reserve. 7412841014


go on you know you want them, any question use ebay contact seller or PM ME

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Oh no.... all these awesome whistles are emerging in a fit of whistle commerce. And me trying to get ready to marry my daughter off. Hey, you don't really need flowers at a wedding, right? That'd cover the O'Riordans..... heh heh heh :twisted:
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Dave Parkhurst wrote:Oh no.... all these awesome whistles are emerging in a fit of whistle commerce. And me trying to get ready to marry my daughter off. Hey, you don't really need flowers at a wedding, right? That'd cover the O'Riordans..... heh heh heh :twisted:
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Yeah, and think of the lovely tunes you could play at the wedding...much more memorable than flowers. :D

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Doc Jones wrote:
Dave Parkhurst wrote:Oh no.... all these awesome whistles are emerging in a fit of whistle commerce. And me trying to get ready to marry my daughter off. Hey, you don't really need flowers at a wedding, right? That'd cover the O'Riordans..... heh heh heh :twisted:
Probably in deep pudu...
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Yeah, and think of the lovely tunes you could play at the wedding...much more memorable than flowers. :D

Doc
And does away with any need for a band or other music....

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Whattya think, Doc? I'm betting these puppies top the $700 mark... it's already pushing $400.... wow.
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OK, bidding ended, and the item sold for GBP 410.00 (approx. $761.94)!!! :boggle:

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crookedtune wrote:At exactly what point does the term "pennywhistle" become a misnomer?
About 150 years ago.
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Guess it will beat the Picassos in another 150 years :lol:
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Post by StarrM »

Wow!! Just saw this. Good heavens, they are that expensive? I've been on Pat's list since 2002, and just heard that I can expect my concert set in the next month or two. I am SO excited!

Grats on the sucessful auction!

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