Obscure Ric sighting

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Obscure Ric sighting

Post by ghs_boomer »

As a Bagpipe player i check out youtube on a regular basis and saw this short video.

The piper is not very good but there is a 4003 in the background.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=_T2H0k6YvYM
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Post by cwk »

That was a bit too much for me.
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Eh. Nice. Image
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Two years ago at the condo we use in the summer one of the gents had his nephew staying and they both played pipes - every night they went to the park next door and piped the sun down. It was inspiring and sounded great - I love the sound of pipes anyway. One of my goals for retirement - learn to play.
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Post by ghs_boomer »

They are very difficult to master and i'm far from that

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Sorry for the small size, i can't figure out how to make it bigger.
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i love the sound of bagpipes.
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Post by mike_parks »

I used to rehearse with an orchestra at the NC State Music Dept and the beginner bagpipe class in the adjacent room.


Just like the old joke:
Why are bagpipe pipers always marching?

To get away from the noise..
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Post by incubus2432 »

Welcome to the Forum Mike!
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Post by rickfan60 »

Mike Parks? The RIC Page Mike Parks? Cool. Yes, welcome to the forum. You are discussed here frequently so you may as well be part of the fun.
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Post by dswp »

Welcome Mike....Good to see you here...
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Post by leftybass »

Hiya Mike, hope all is well in NC. Glad to see you posting here!
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Post by bobcat »

Love bagpipes. Not great for every kind of music, but they can make some things sound amazing. I've never attempted to play them, but I've heard quite a bit about the incredible difficulty in playing properly.
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Post by johnallg »

I view bagpipes like a violin - anyone can make them squawk. It takes a lot of practice to make them sing, but when one does, nice sounds. For me bagpipe sound connects to the soul.
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Post by ghs_boomer »

I have been playing for eight years now and i still hit some really big "Klinkers"... and quite often too.
The wife tells me, "if i hit another one, the front yard will be full of geese"


A $1200.00 goose call
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Post by johnallg »

LOL!!!!! Honk, honk!
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