Cian Talty is playing his Harrington here.
http://source.pipers.ie/Media.aspx?medi ... goryId=852
Nice sounding pipes. The chanter, tenor and baritone regs ends don't look very elegant though. Has this Harriington been shortened at some point in time and new pieces stuck on the bottom of the two regs and chanter later to bring it back down to original pitch?
Cian Talty's Harrington
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Upper octave notes seem a bit flattish to my ear as well. Could just be an off day though.
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Nice big ivory cup or ring on the mainstock?
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Sounds lovely to me - lovely pulse
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"Sounds lovely to me - lovely pulse" Ged.
Yes, Cian plays well and the set sounds nice, especially the drones. Just thought that Geoff Wooff's Harrington looks nicer, more elegant than Cians. Prehaps there were a few years between the making of the sets, or Geoff's is a delux model?
Yes, Cian plays well and the set sounds nice, especially the drones. Just thought that Geoff Wooff's Harrington looks nicer, more elegant than Cians. Prehaps there were a few years between the making of the sets, or Geoff's is a delux model?
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Re: Cian Talty's Harrington
Geoff's seems like a more de luxe one. There has been speculation it may be the one made for the Cork exhibition or at least one very like it. They definitely have a more developed visual aesthetic about them.
I have seen one, maybe two, sets that were supposedly Coyne but had drones that almost certainly were Harry's. Both had a gorgeous buzz off them. None of your tractor coming down the road sound.
I have seen one, maybe two, sets that were supposedly Coyne but had drones that almost certainly were Harry's. Both had a gorgeous buzz off them. None of your tractor coming down the road sound.
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"None of your tractor coming down the road sound"
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Re: Cian Talty's Harrington
Yeah, Tom... 2nd oct is low. If the reed is closing that can happen, but everything else sounds nice and strong enough, so maybe it's (the reed) just in need of that "correction" (via a new reed), but after listening to the entire recording, you can get used to it. Plus, that reed seems to have everything else, so perhaps it's either just the way it is.....?
(wow......and that chanter does sound superb!)
When Cian played at WCSS I think it was 2 years ago, his performance just seemed to be the favourite (the day time concert). It really was great, and those pipes were amongst the most interesting sounding of the lot! Once of the high points of that day.
(wow......and that chanter does sound superb!)
When Cian played at WCSS I think it was 2 years ago, his performance just seemed to be the favourite (the day time concert). It really was great, and those pipes were amongst the most interesting sounding of the lot! Once of the high points of that day.
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