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Talking about pipe-making and pipe-playing
Pipe Making
- HIGHLAND PIPEMAKING IN INDIA
- Some observations about the relationship of the musician to the instrument maker.
- TOOLS OF THE TRADE - LOOMING PINS AND CORDWANGLER
- HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO MAKE A BAGPIPE?
- VACUUM AND PRESSURE OIL TREATMENT OF WOOD
- INTO THE FLAMES.
- Closed and covered fingering on smallpipes
- GOODACRE'S RAZOR
- Bagpipe Fingering Systems
- Bagpipe Bags- Form and Function
- Working As a Bagpipe Maker
- Some Of Me Pipes.... Some of Me Woods
- Pipes from the Village. Piping in the Village
I wrote this for the liner notes of my CD SOME OF ME PIPES, released in 2009. I give a description of the pipes I play on the CD and what woods each one is made of made of , and where in the village of Ashby Parva, each of these trees grew.
This is an article I wrote for my brother Johns 70th birthday festival about my use of fruitwood woods for my pipe making that grew in the village of Ashby Parva, Leicestershire, which is where all our family was born.
A substantial article I wrote for the Spring 2007 issue of Chanter, the journal of The Bagpipe Society. The bag is central and basic to a bagpipe- it is the unique feature which makes a bagpipe a bagpipe. Yet there does not appear to be much written about the topic.
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