Pastoral Pipes on Ebay

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Pastoral Pipes on Ebay

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A set of Pastoral Pipes circa 1800.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fine-Rare-set-of- ... dZViewItem

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They might like to see this on the Non-Uilleann forum, as well.

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i have never heard a pastoral pipe, iam interested in hearing some tunes played on one,anything out thier,recordings,snippets ..ect
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Hi Chanterdan,

Check out Ross' Music Page, he has some tunes for the pastoral pipes, notably The Sutherland Manuscript, The Advocates Manuscript and Geoghegan's Compleat Tutor.

http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/music/index.html

Also Chris Bayley, a regular contributor to this forum, makes pastoral pipes.

Cheers, David
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Hamish Moore recorded a couple of tracks playing a set of pastoral pipes on his first two albums "Cauld Wind Pipes" and "Open Ended", both of which are available only on vinyl.
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Ok.. I am going WAY out on a limb here. If you go to my site
http://www.wireharp.com/wireharp_006.htm there is a small snippet of "Colonel McBaine" from the Sutherland MS that Ross had put online (c.1785). I was playing less than one year when I did this, and I have no CLUE if this is what they are supposed to sound like. These are the pipes I wrote about a while back, which gave me so much trouble in making a full set of reeds,. ( And still do). With any luck Mr Bayley , their maker, might venture to that page and tell me if that is the correct sound or not.

I would kill for those eBay pipes... kill I tell you. I have no money at all .. but am willing to kill.. come on.. tell me you want someone ki.. :moreevil: eh hell. Never mind.

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Thats sounds fine Robert

Ebay pipes - am waiting to hear back if the original chanter is with them and if it is untouched by another makers sharp objects - always the problem with historical sets.
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The Sporting Pitchfork wrote:Hamish Moore recorded a couple of tracks playing a set of pastoral pipes on his first two albums "Cauld Wind Pipes" and "Open Ended", both of which are available only on vinyl.
You missed the chance to hear a newish set in Vancouver, couple weeks back.
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WireHarp wrote:
I would kill for those eBay pipes... kill I tell you. I have no money at all .. but am willing to kill.. come on.. tell me you want someone ki.. :moreevil: eh hell. Never mind.
If you were to procure that set through murder, I can only shudder at the bad joo-joo or karma that would be associated with it, for example, you might only be able to get tunes written by Tiny Tim out of it.
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Kevin L. Rietmann wrote:
The Sporting Pitchfork wrote:Hamish Moore recorded a couple of tracks playing a set of pastoral pipes on his first two albums "Cauld Wind Pipes" and "Open Ended", both of which are available only on vinyl.
You missed the chance to hear a newish set in Vancouver, couple weeks back.
Drat. I was going to go and bring a huge platter of canapés, but realized at the last minute that I was double-booked on social events for the evening Oh well, I'll be sure to make it the next time somebody's playing a gaggle of different bagpipes in Vancouver, WA...
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£2150.00 not a bad price and won by 'piob-info' - would this be Ross Anderson I wonder ?

If so any chance of more pictures, report on if and how they play
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