Pipe makers near from France
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Pipe makers near from France
Hello,
I live in France and i would like to begin with the uilleann pipes, but i don't really know wich makers should i ask for a set.
Most pipers said that it was better to choose a local pipe maker. Do you know some makers in the european continent ?
I have heard that Brendan Ring, the famous piper, live in Brittany and make pipes, hope to see him in saint Chartier festival. Also know Marc van Daal in the Nederlands.
Please Help !
Merci !
I live in France and i would like to begin with the uilleann pipes, but i don't really know wich makers should i ask for a set.
Most pipers said that it was better to choose a local pipe maker. Do you know some makers in the european continent ?
I have heard that Brendan Ring, the famous piper, live in Brittany and make pipes, hope to see him in saint Chartier festival. Also know Marc van Daal in the Nederlands.
Please Help !
Merci !
Andreas Rogge does not live too far away from the French-German border. I got one of his POM practise sets last year and I'm more than happy with it. Great sound, reliable and no wait, he has them in stock!
http://uilleann-pipes.de
Good luck
Claus
http://uilleann-pipes.de
Good luck
Claus
Saint Chartier - Chris Bayley is down on their list of makers and usually has a set to try and would be worth checking out. He is in Surrey within easy reach of the channel ports.
Contact him direct to see what he is taking - he is a member of this forum or follow links from the NPU or LPC sites
His chanter design is interesting and is extremely comfortable and easy to play. His concert chanters have a good sweet almost "flat" set tone, good volume, in tune throughout both registers and jump the octave easily.
Contact him direct to see what he is taking - he is a member of this forum or follow links from the NPU or LPC sites
His chanter design is interesting and is extremely comfortable and easy to play. His concert chanters have a good sweet almost "flat" set tone, good volume, in tune throughout both registers and jump the octave easily.
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Bonjour Birl et bienvenue,
Il y a deux très bon site Web qui donnent des coordonnées des fabricants:
http://www.pipers.ie/en/pipemakers.lasso
http://www.uilleannobsession.com/links_makers.html
De plus, ici tu trouvera des liens aux divers clubs à travers le monde (il y en a plusieurs en France ainsi qu'au Québec ):
http://www.uilleannobsession.com/links_piping.html
Il y a deux très bon site Web qui donnent des coordonnées des fabricants:
http://www.pipers.ie/en/pipemakers.lasso
http://www.uilleannobsession.com/links_makers.html
De plus, ici tu trouvera des liens aux divers clubs à travers le monde (il y en a plusieurs en France ainsi qu'au Québec ):
http://www.uilleannobsession.com/links_piping.html
PJ
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Merci PJ !
Voilà de quoi alimenter mes recherches "uilleanniesques"
j'ai déja pris contact avec Na Piobairi à Paris, je pense effectivement que c'est la meilleur chose à faire.
C'est bon d'écrire dans sa langue, merci de m'en donner l'occasion !
Mais d'ailleur si tu vis à Quebec, tu as peut etre vu/entendu un set de O'Grady ? ton opinion m'interresse
@ bientôt
Birl
Voilà de quoi alimenter mes recherches "uilleanniesques"
j'ai déja pris contact avec Na Piobairi à Paris, je pense effectivement que c'est la meilleur chose à faire.
C'est bon d'écrire dans sa langue, merci de m'en donner l'occasion !
Mais d'ailleur si tu vis à Quebec, tu as peut etre vu/entendu un set de O'Grady ? ton opinion m'interresse
@ bientôt
Birl
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J'ai eu le plaisir de jouer 2 sets de NO'G. Je les ai bien aimés. Les chanters sont faciles à jouer, pas trop bruyants, pas trop de pression.
Cependant, trois personnes m'ont raconté la même critique par rapport au grand bourdon: le grand bourdon a deux "support" près du résonateur. Dans les trois cas, la même pièce (un des supports) s'est démanchée et devait être soudée de nouveau.
Cependant, trois personnes m'ont raconté la même critique par rapport au grand bourdon: le grand bourdon a deux "support" près du résonateur. Dans les trois cas, la même pièce (un des supports) s'est démanchée et devait être soudée de nouveau.
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I will be over at St Chartier next month, and I will be bringing a couple of sets by Chris Bayley; a barrel drone half set and a Taylor style set. They are easy to play and sound lovely. You are very welcome to come and try them out, with the maker present to answer questions.
Cheers,
Mike
p.s. Marc Guilloux from the French Piper's Club should be around. He will be able to give you advice.
Cheers,
Mike
p.s. Marc Guilloux from the French Piper's Club should be around. He will be able to give you advice.
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Hello Mike;
I have some informations from Chris. Bayley about his pipes. I would be please to hear them in saint Chartier. He also told me he will come with one of his costumers for help, i guess that "he" is you !
And i will go to the Paris Na piobairi and have a talk with some pipers (of whom Marc Guilloux may be).
Anyway, see you in Saint Chartier !
Cheers for now.
I have some informations from Chris. Bayley about his pipes. I would be please to hear them in saint Chartier. He also told me he will come with one of his costumers for help, i guess that "he" is you !
And i will go to the Paris Na piobairi and have a talk with some pipers (of whom Marc Guilloux may be).
Anyway, see you in Saint Chartier !
Cheers for now.
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Intéresse toi aux pipes fabriqués par ARPHA les luthiers Espagnols...
C'est excellent et les pipers en France commence à bien les connaître. Du coup tu auras beaucoup de personnes pour t'aider et te conseiller pour débuter avec un instrument de chez eux.
Ils ont un contact en France va voir leur site www.arhpa.com
Sans compter qu'un grand que dis-je, un immense maker, n'hésite pas à les recommander!!!
Avec eux les délais sont courts et l'upgrade impeccable!!!
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gg
C'est excellent et les pipers en France commence à bien les connaître. Du coup tu auras beaucoup de personnes pour t'aider et te conseiller pour débuter avec un instrument de chez eux.
Ils ont un contact en France va voir leur site www.arhpa.com
Sans compter qu'un grand que dis-je, un immense maker, n'hésite pas à les recommander!!!
Avec eux les délais sont courts et l'upgrade impeccable!!!
@+
gg