Piper's Choice 2

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I don't see it on the NPU site for sale yet, but Claddagh has the DVD of Piper's Choice Volume 2 for sale. This one features Emmett Gill, Mick O'Brien and Jimmy O'Brien-Moran.

I know what I'm getting for Xmas. :wink:

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djm wrote:I don't see it on the NPU site for sale yet, but Claddagh has the DVD of Piper's Choice Volume 2 for sale. This one features Emmett Gill, Mick O'Brien and Jimmy O'Brien-Moran.

I know what I'm getting for Xmas. :wink:
I dunno...have you been good (for goodness' sake)?
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Image :(

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I can't wait to pick this one up. I really enjoyed volume 1.
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I have an order in for some for stock at bagpipediscs.com. Hopefully they'll be up on the site in about a week.

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meemtp wrote:I can't wait to pick this one up. I really enjoyed volume 1.
That reminds me! Volume 1 just arrived in the mail yesterday as I was leaving for work. I get to check it out today! I suppose the release of Volume 2 means that Ian gets more of my cash again...
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Aye, the first volume of this was great, especially Ronan Browne's contribution - very insightful.

The other thing was that it was directed with pipers in mind; focusing on the piper and his hands throughout, instead of cutting to scenes of rural Ireland or a blazing log fire or a leprechaun or whatever.

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I agree, I found Ronan's remarks to be the most insightful (for me anyway), Tommy Keene had some good stuff to say as well. I too appreciated the focus on what the players were doing rather than montages.
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Woohoo! Mine just arrived from NPU this morning, so have it playing in a corner of the screen while I am working ... more detailed study and frustrated adulation to follow!
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Ian Lawther wrote:I have an order in for some for stock at bagpipediscs.com. Hopefully they'll be up on the site in about a week.

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OK make that two weeks! But Pipers Choice 2 is now up on the site as is Come West Along The Road Vol. 2

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Brilliant Dvd again from the Club.
Really liked Jimmy's comments
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What key pipes is each piper playing on DVD 1 & 2?

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V1: Liam O'Flynn, D; Ronan Browne, B; Tommy Keane, B.
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V2
Emmett Gill D and C
Mick O'Brien D and B
Jimmy O'Brien-Moran B
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