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Cheapest electronic bagpipe chanter in 6 hours.

My proof of concept to build an electronic chanter for less than 4 euros.

It uses a Lolin32 Lite and a buzzer. (No libraries needed)
(Some wires, thumbtacks and a PVC tube.)

I still have to glue the thumbtacks

Plays accidentals (false fingering)
Vibrato
Has serial console debugging
Need other frequencies? Just edit the source.

CODE

int prevnote = 0;

// Note freq table
int ha = 880;
int hg = 783;
int fs = 739;
int f = 698;
int e = 659;
int d = 587;
int cs = 554;
int c = 523;
int b = 493;
int as = 466;
int la = 440;
int lg = 391;
int mute = 0;

// 8 Bits to note, luckly not 9 fingers :)
// 0 (00000000) = all fingers off = mute
// bottom hand top hand
//     0111 011
//             1
// 01110111 = 119 = E
// 255 (11111111) = all fingers on = lg
// below per 10 all 255 posibilities
// Look at position 175
// custom frequency to get vibrato on D 
// using bottom hand middle finger.

int data[] = { 
mute,hg,ha,fs,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,
f,ha,hg,ha,d,ha,hg,ha,fs,ha,
hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,
c,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,
hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,d,ha,hg,ha,
f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,
hg,ha,b,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,
e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,d,ha,
hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,
e,ha,hg,ha,c,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,
hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,
d,ha,hg,ha,fs,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,
hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,la,ha,hg,ha,
f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,
hg,ha,d,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,
e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,cs,ha,
hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,
f,ha,hg,ha,580,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,
hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,
as,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,
hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,d,ha,hg,ha,
f,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,
hg,ha,c,ha,hg,ha,fs,ha,hg,ha,
e,ha,hg,ha,f,ha,hg,ha,d,ha,
hg,ha,fs,ha,hg,ha,e,ha,hg,ha,
fs,ha,hg,ha,lg };

void setup() {
  pinMode(14, OUTPUT);

  Serial.begin(115200);
  delay(1000); 
  }

void loop() {
  int t1=touchRead(4);  
  int t2=touchRead(2);
  int t3=touchRead(15);
  int t4=touchRead(13);
  int t5=touchRead(12);
  int t6=touchRead(27);
  int t7=touchRead(33);
  int t8=touchRead(32);
  
int note = 0;

// Debug reading  
//Serial.println(t1);
// My readings are near zero and above 50
// So I chose 30 (adjust when needed)

if ( t1 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 0);  
} 
if ( t2 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 1);  
} 
if ( t3 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 2);  
} 
if ( t4 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 3);  
} 
if ( t5 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 4);  
} 
if ( t6 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 5);  
} 
if ( t7 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 6);  
} 
if ( t8 < 30) {
  bitSet(note, 7);  
}

//Serial.println(note);
  if (note == 0 && note != prevnote) {
    noTone(14);
    prevnote = 0;
  }

if (note != prevnote) {
  tone(14,data[note]);
  // debug
  //Serial.print("Note number : ");
  //Serial.println(note);
  //Serial.print("Freq : ");
  //Serial.println(data[note]);
  
  prevnote = note;
  }
}

Pipe tunes

I Still got 19 posts in draft, I know, but I saw a post on Reddit about tunes being played.

(Only pipe tunes) Only the lists I could find, so incomplete. (No tunes in this list from 2022-now)
Some I’ve played for 30+ years, others only a while.

I’m going to rate these soon

1st pipeband – started here at 14 yrs
2nd pipeband – continental grade 2 band
3rd pipeband – 4th grade, teaching
4th pipeband – 4th grade, teaching and piper for the Highland Dancers

A lot of tunes are being played in all bands

Own compositions are on another page

1st Pipeband

  • 1976 Police Tattoo 1st and 2nd
  • 42nd Highlanders
  • 51st highland division, The
  • Ale is dear, The
  • Amazing Grace + Marching arrangement
  • Arrival
  • Aspen bank
  • Atholl highlanders
  • Auld lang Syne 1st & 2nd
  • Balmoral 1st and 2nd
  • Banks of the Lossie, The
  • Battle of Killiecrankie
  • Battle of the Somme, The
  • Bloody fields of flanders, The
  • Bonnie Charlie is noo awa’
  • Bonnie Galloway
  • Bonnie lass O’fyvie
  • Brown haired Maiden, The
  • Bugle Horn
  • Cabar Feidh
  • Caller herrin
  • Castle Dangerous 1st & 2nd
  • Cock o’ the north
  • Corriechollie
  • Cradle song, The
  • Crusaders March, The
  • Cullen bay (Slow,Quick & 2nd)
  • Desert Storm
  • Dovecote Park
  • Dream valley of Glendaruel
  • Earl of Mansfield, The
  • Farewell to Nigg
  • Flett from flotta
  • Flower of Scotland, The 1st &
  • Glendaruel highlanders, The
  • Going Home
  • Green hills of Tyrol, The
  • Greenwood side
  • Heights of dargai, The
  • Highland cathedral 1st & 2nd
  • Highland laddie
  • High road to Gareloch, The
  • Hills of alva, The
  • Itchy Fingers
  • Jimmy Findlater
  • Killworth hills
  • Kyle Sku 1st & 2nd
  • Lady Mackenzie of Fairburn
  • Lochanside
  • Loch Duich
  • Loch Rannoch 1st & 2nd
  • Marie’s wedding
  • Meeting of the waters, The
  • Miss Girdle
  • MRS. Flora Duncan
  • Murdo’s wedding
  • My Home
  • My lodging’s on the cold groun
  • Old rustic bridge, The
  • Paddy’s leather breeches
  • Piobaireachd of Donald Dubh
  • Pipe Dreams
  • Pipers prayer, The
  • P/M J.K. Cairns 1st,2nd
  • P/M Robert Martin
  • Pony Galop
  • Road to the Isles
  • Rose of Allandale
  • Rowan Tree, The
  • Salute to the Chieftain
  • Scotland the brave
  • Scots Royal
  • Skye boat song
  • Sweet maid of Glendaruel, The
  • Swinging highland safari
  • Teribus
  • Trumpet Voluntary
  • wee highland laddie, The
  • When the battle is over
  • Wings
  • Within a mile o’ Edinburgh toon

2nd pipe band

  • Brown haired Maid
  • Susan MacLeod
  • Donald MacLeans Farewell to Oban
  • Major David Manson
  • Maggie Cameron
  • Carradale Bay
  • The Final Fling
  • Eirnies Impact
  • Bells of Dunblane
  • Finbar Sauders
  • Grey old lady of Raasay
  • Jimmy Rollo
  • Miss drummond of Perth
  • Black watch polka
  • Megalomania
  • Shovel Tongue
  • Devil in the Kitchen
  • Hellbound Train
  • Murrays Fancy
  • Bulgarian Bandit
  • Amazing Grace
  • Highland Cathedral
  • Penny Cross cottage
  • Blustering Home
  • Cutting Bracken
  • Cullen Bay
  • Eileen MacDonald
  • Whitby Runaround
  • Troys Wedding
  • Bumpy old road
  • Desert Storm
  • Daryl Boyle
  • Drochaid Luidaid
  • Easy club reel
  • Itchy Fingers
  • Stornoway
  • Up to the line
  • Brig Snow
  • Kitty lie over
  • Angus McKinnon
  • General Montgomerey
  • Dr Ross Welcome
  • Cabar Feidh
  • Accordion Man
  • Wings
  • Lord Lovats Lament
  • 1976 Police Tattoo
  • Rowan Tree
  • Crusaders March
  • Scotland the Brave
  • Lochanside
  • Balmoral
  • PM JK Cairns
  • Collins Cattle
  • When the battle is over
  • Green hills of Tyrol
  • Brown Haired maiden
  • Highroad to Gairloch
  • Highland Laddie
  • Makays Farewell
  • Johnny Cope

3rd pipe band

  • Skye boat song
  • Brown haired maiden
  • Highland Cathedral
  • Highroad to Gareloch
  • Loudons wood and braes
  • Tail Toddle
  • Stumpie
  • Highroad to Linton
  • Hills of Caithness
  • The steamboat
  • Kenmure Lads
  • Morag of Dunvegan
  • Badge of Scotland
  • Lord Lovats Lament
  • Glendaruel Highlanders
  • 48th Highlanders of Canada
  • Highland Laddie
  • Colonel Robertson
  • Green Hills of Tyrol
  • When the battle is over
  • Lochanside
  • Magersfontein
  • Scots wha hae
  • March for Gerrit Ham
  • Flower of Scotland
  • Amazing Grace
  • Wings
  • Barren rocks of Aden
  • Wilhelmus
  • Flowers of the Forrest
  • Lochaber no more
  • Morag of Dunvegan

4th pipe band

  • Argyll Broadswords Set (Piper for the dancers)
  • Flora MacDonalds Fancy Set (Piper for the dancers)
  • Scottish Lilt (Piper for the dancers)
  • Seann Truibhas (Piper for the dancers)
  • Highland Fling Set (Piper for the dancers)
  • Sword dance (Piper for the dancers)
  • Accordeon Man
  • Amazing Grace
  • Auld Lang Syne
  • Battle of the Somme
  • Bonnie Dundee
  • Bonnie Lass o’ Fyvie
  • Brown Haired Maiden
  • Cock ‘o the North
  • Coline`s Persuasion
  • Conquest of Paradise
  • Cullen Bay
  • Dark Island
  • Farewell to Camraw
  • Flower of Scotland
  • Glasgow City Police Pipers
  • Glendaruel Highlanders
  • Going Home
  • Green hills of Tyrol, The
  • Highland Cathedral
  • Highland Laddie
  • Highroad to Gairloch
  • Itchy Fingers
  • Killworth Hills
  • Loch Lomond
  • Millenium Prayer for Peace
  • Mrs Flora Duncan
  • Mull of Kintyre
  • Murdos Wedding
  • My Home
  • Old Rustic Bridge
  • Rose of Allandale
  • Rowan Tree, The
  • Scotland the Brave
  • Skye Boat Song
  • Swinging Highland Safari
  • Teribus
  • When the Battle is Over
  • Wings
  • Within a Mile o’ Edinburgh Toon

Tapsalteerie folkband

  • Ass in the Graveyard
  • Sandy’s new Chanter
  • Boys of Brittany
  • Flower of Scotland
  • Death of a Spacepiper
  • Irish Washerwomen
  • Pumkin’s Fancy, The
  • Paddy’s Leather Breeches
  • Itchy Fingers
  • Ebb Tide
  • Atholl Highlanders
  • Jolly Beggarman
  • Roses o’ Prince Charlie, The
  • Song for a smallpipe
  • Brest St. Marc
  • Blackbird
  • Masons Apron
  • The Haunting

Nae Bother Folkband

  • Bulgarian Red
  • Busindre Reel
  • Cairn Water
  • Caledonia
  • Engine Room
  • Farewell to Uist / The Lochaber Badger
  • Hector the Hero
  • Hoolit / Electric Chopsticks
  • King’s Shilling / Highland Laddie
  • Maggie West’s Waltz
  • Morag’s Jig / Joe Wilson / Cork Hill
  • Morrison’s Jig / Drowsy Maggie
  • Passing Places / Road East / Didi’s Tune
  • Pumpkin’s Fancy / The High Drive
  • Trip to Ireland / Jutland
  • Waterbound
  • Journey to the Centre of the Celts
  • Return from Finegal / Chanter’s Song
  • The butterfly / Lochaber Dance
  • Breizh / Seagull
  • Terrortime
  • Sir john Fenwick (/ Sir Sidney Smit)
  • Turning Away (zang)
  • Devil in the Kitchen / Andy Renwicks Favourite Ferret

Own repetoire

  • Archie Beag
  • Arthur Gillies
  • Ballachullish Walkabout, The
  • Banjo Breakdown, The
  • Blackbird, The
  • Brest st. Marc
  • Bronni’s Blue Brozzi
  • Bulgarian Bandit, The
  • By the river Aoro
  • Cabar Feidth
  • Calypso Piper
  • Circassian Circle, The
  • Clan Campbell’s Gathering
  • Classical Bob
  • Clumsy Lover, The
  • Cork Hill
  • Crossing the Minch
  • Da Hee and Do
  • Dark Island, The
  • Dessert Storm
  • Donella Beaton
  • Finlay M MacRae
  • Flying Haggis
  • Gaelforce Wind
  • Galician Dance
  • Galician Jig
  • Geese in the Bog
  • Glasgow City Police Pipers
  • Hag at the Churn, The
  • Haunting, The
  • Hen and the Turkey, The
  • Isabelle Blackley
  • Jiggernaut, The
  • Kelsey’s Wee Reel
  • Kitty lie over
  • Lieut McGuire’s Jig
  • Magpie, The
  • Mason’s Apron, The
  • Megalomania
  • Miss Popple’s Reel
  • Moving Cloud
  • Not the Bunny Hop
  • Paddy o’ Rafferty
  • Pipe Major Joe Wilson
  • Pipe Major’s Nightmare, The
  • Pony Galop
  • Raigmore
  • Richard’s gone bananas
  • Road North, The Air
  • Sands of Kuwait March
  • Skylark’s Ascension, The
  • South Uist Hornpipe, The
  • Swinging Highland Safari
  • Steam Train to Mallaig
  • Steampacket, The
  • Train Journey North, The
  • Whitby Runaround, The
  • Wise Maid, The
  • Abdul’s
  • Alastair’s Vintage Bar
  • A mans a man Nae Bother Version
  • An Drochaid Chluiteach
  • Andy Renwick’s Favourite Ferret
  • Angus Stewart
  • Ass in the Graveyard
  • Bells of Dunblane
  • Bonnie Portmore
  • Bonnie Portmore zang versie
  • Brenda Stubbert
  • Bugle Horn
  • Bulgarian Red
  • Busindre Reel
  • Caledonia Nae Bother Version
  • Calypso Piper
  • Calypso Piper – Second
  • Captain Colin Campbell
  • Celtic Bolero
  • Celtic Bolero – Seconds
  • Clumsy Lover (hornpipe)
  • Clumsy Lover (jig)
  • Corkhill
  • Cullen Anderson
  • Da Hee and Do (with seconds)
  • Dinkies
  • Dirty Bee
  • Donald MacLean’s Farewell To Oban
  • Dreams of a Child
  • Ducking and Diving
  • Ebb Tide
  • Electric Chopsticks
  • E Minor End Theme
  • Engine Room
  • Frances Morton’s
  • Glasgow City Police Pipers
  • Hector the Hero
  • Hellbound train
  • Hornpipe, Afternoon at the Green Monster
  • Il Paco Grande
  • In The Kitchen
  • Itchy Fingers (8 parts)
  • Jock Broon’s 70th
  • Kirstie MacCallman’s Favourite
  • La Serenissima
  • Last Word
  • Masons Apron
  • Masons Apron – cont
  • Mhair Bhan Og (Fair Young Mary)
  • Mhair Bhan Og (Fair Young Mary) – Harmony
  • Michael Faughman’s Air
  • Mozart on the Rampage
  • Music for a found harmonium
  • On the Mash
  • An Drochaid Chluiteach
  • PM Joe Wilson
  • PM John D Burgess
  • Pony Galop
  • Pressed_For_Time
  • Richard’s gone Bananas
  • Rob’s Request
  • Rory MacLeod
  • Ruby Grant
  • Senor Celtic y el Grupo
  • SleepingTune
  • Smenco Horo
  • Song for the Smallpipe
  • Sound Of Sleat
  • Steamtrain to Mallaig
  • Terror Time
  • The Bumpy Road
  • The Countryside Ceilidh
  • The Dangling Drummer
  • The Fleshmarket Close
  • The Fourth Floor
  • The High Drive
  • The Hoolit
  • The Imps
  • The January Girl
  • The King Danced at Dawn
  • The Korgi
  • The Little Cascade
  • The Maid Behind The Bar
  • The Pumpkin’s Fancy
  • The Tourist
  • The Unrest
  • TNT
  • Top Deck in Perth
  • Touchin’ Cloth
  • We will rock you
  • Zito the bubbleman

Dance Tunes

  • Devil in the Kitchen
  • Orange and Blue
  • Ghillie Calum Strathspey
  • Ghillie Calum Reel
  • Rose among the Heather
  • Piper of Drummond
  • Three Girls of Portree
  • Battle of the Somme, The
  • Flora macdonalds fancy

Weekend work

Weekend of music, BBQ, designing and more.

I was making a re-arrangement of a bagpipe tune. Designing a blender 3D printed light box. Cooking a Mexican BBQ dinner. Visiting a textile place with old and new weaving looms. (Which gave me some great ideas). And working on my 68000 computer.

A great weekend.

No embellishments yet, and no lights in de blender logo.

My little record player project is also in the picture, I need to re-print the parts using my new printer!

Uilleann Pipe recordings

Best Uilleann recordings I own or listen to.

Do you know any other good recordings? Let me know.

Uilleann CDs (no order)

  • Liam O’Flynn – The Pipers Call
  • Davy Spillane – Atlantic Bridge, Pipedreams, Out of the Air
  • Paddy Keenan – The Long Grazing Acre
  • Sean McKeon – The Dusty Miller ( Multiple players playing harmony)

Calum Stewart (I know him from his Flute playing)
I play “Am Monadh Ruadh” from this CD, also Randolph’s Leap is awesome.
Look up “Randolph’s Leap”. I’ve been there, beautiful.
(A better name should be Cummings Leap)

Brian McNamara

He plays a ‘flat’ set pitched in ‘C’ made by Geoff Wooff in 1997 and a ‘concert-pitched’ set of pipes made by Peter Maguire, I was lucky enough to have him as my teacher in Drumshanbo.

Single tracks I like

High energy playing of Blackie O’Connoll. He was my tutor when I attended Tionol 2011

Fred Morrison‘s Kansas City Hornpipe

Paddy Keenan – Harvest Home & Boys of blue hill
(Check The Pipering Of Willie Clancy Vol II)

Doinna by John McSherry (I play this one also, but it is nothing compared to his pipe-sound, melodic virtuosity and feeling he puts in this relatively easy piece of music)

Another often played CD with Uileann, Borderpipes and Low Whistles is:

Partners in Crime by Jarlath Henderson and Ross Ainslie.
A very nice combination of two different pipes together.
Coline and I try to have at least one set with both instruments.

Some others:

  • Some tracks of Bad Shepherds
  • Some tracks of Afro Celt Sound System
  • Some tracks of Enya (See Sun in the stream post)

List of Artist i’ve got recordings from:

Cillian Vallely, Finbar Furey, Ronan Browne, Willie Clancy, Seamus Ennis, Johnny Doran, Leo Rowsome, Liam O’Flynn,Davy Spillane, Paddy Keenan, Finbar Furey, Brian McNamara, Paddy Moloney, Jerry O’Sullivan, Gay Conor, Sean McKeon, Declan Masterson, Michael McGoldrick I probably missed several

Female pipers

In the middle of recording Mhairi Bhan Og

Also known as Mary Young and Fair – this Gaelic air was published in Capt Simon Fraser’s “Knockie” Collection of 1816.

I made an arrangement using Musescore, Ardour and Bagpipe Music Writer.

Hardware used: Tascam 2488, Behringer B-1 studio microphone, Yamaha QY-100 sequencer, ESI MidiMate eX USB 2.0 MIDI-interface and Shepherd Smallpipes.

Musescore
Ardour remixing, using QY-100 via midi and Sound Fonts

(I tried Qtractor and some other tools but liked Ardour more)

Recording online soon, I have to re-record the harmony part.
Maybe I’m going to add a Flute part also.

PDF

Music top .. dunno

Warning .. nerd stuff ahead, many many more.
These are the ones I currently can think off.

Sid music (commodore C64)

  • Rob Hubbard – Monty on the run
  • Chris Huelsbeck – R-type
  • Chris Heulsbeck – Great Giana Sisters
  • Jeroen Tel – Cybernoid 2

Northumbrian pipes

Concertina

Banjo

Irish Bouzouki

Mandoline

  • Tim Connell Jack Dwyer – The Rakish Paddy
  • Luke Plumb (Plays with Shooglenifty) – Drunken Landlady

Borderpipes

  • Ali Hutton
    Terrortime
  • Ross Ainsley
    (Partner’s in Crime CD)

Great Highland Bagpipe (TO many)

  • Fred Morrison
    Frances Morton’s

Irish Flute / Whistle

  • Michael McGoldrick – Angel Meadow
  • Fraser Shaw – Air Chall

Uilleann Pipes

Other pipes

Callum Armstrong (with Branschke)
https://www.youtube.com/@CallumArmstrongPiping
Angie’s Jig on double chanter, I love that tune
He even has a tripple chanter
https://youtu.be/bGIhFBwItHA

Other instruments

Balalaika – Aleksei Arkhipovsky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5JqeSU7lSLE

Throat singing:

Enjoying music

I will add to this in time

Folk:

  • Shooglenifty – Celtic Fusion
    ( The recordings with Angus )
  • The Sidh
  • Ross Ainsley
    Partners in Crime (with Jarlath Henderson)
  • Fred Morrison
    All of his CD’s
    His tunes played others
    Breizh by Claymore pipes and Drums, I will put my version online also.
  • Gordon Duncan
    Thunderstruck, bellydancer, fourth floor, Pressed for time, Sleeping tune and many more
  • Manran
  • Kyle Warren
    Sampled
  • Fraser Shaw
    Air Chall (I play this one on tinwhistle)
  • Martyn Bennett
    Mackay’s Memoirs (Based around the theme and first variation of the piobaireachd ‘Lament For Mary MacLeod’)
  • Callum Armstrong ( Branschke/Armstrong Duo )
    Like his tune Burrito Hurricane on a Triple Chanter!

Tunes:

  • Jutland by Tommy O’Sullivan (We play this one with our Folkband, I play this on Uilleann)
    Versions I like:
    Paddy Keenan and Tommy O’Sullivan
    Michael McGoldrick and John McSherry
  • Bellydancer by Gordon Duncan
    Tape on B and F sound holes to produce the Middle-Easterny, B-flat phrygian scale.
    Gordon Duncan – Thunderstruck CD
    Session A9

Balalaika
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41_d4D7T6uI&pp=ygUJQmFsYWxhaWth

Some old skool CD’s

I’ve got many, some can’t be found online in a streaming service

(Maybe i’ll add some track info)

One of the first I bought because I had some cassette tapes with the Corries. Legends in Scottish Folk

PM of the Shotts and Dykehead. I’ve met the guy on a contest on the mainland, and got to speak to him and his mate Jimmy Killpatrick.
Liked his melodies, some easy to play but always interesting.
On of the first tunes I played with a natural C was Ebb-Tide.

Great piper, one of the most brilliant technical pipers. Met the guy in Scotland 1992. Got his autograph on this CD.
Mostly of his March, Strathspey and Reel playing.
(Got his MSR book somewhere)
https://pipetunesearch.henriaanstoot.nl/?select=listbook&book=ALGI

One of the gold old oldies folk.

I fell in love with this CD (got this somewhere in ’93-94)
Amazing fusion of pipes mixed with other styles and instruments.
I still play Death of a space piper.
https://www.henriaanstoot.nl/2006/12/09/death-of-a-space-piper/

Another amazing composer

This CD made me fall in love with “Cauld wind pipes”
(Not mouth blown)
There are many kinds of pipes on this CD.
It made me want to have a set of smallpipes.

Dick Lee’s Book

Again amazing stuff, fusion of instruments and styles.
Dick Lee plays clarinets, saxes and melodicas. But composed as a non-piper amazing tunes!
With the amazing playing of Hamish Moore, a joy for your ears!
https://pipetunesearch.henriaanstoot.nl/?select=listbook&book=DICKLEE

He died far to young, this amazing musical wonder.
Hard to explain his style. From Classical piping to electronical music.




Pipes played

  • Lying down
  • In a trucks cabin
  • Elevator
  • Phonebox
  • Cruise ship to England
  • While riding a bicycle without holding the handlebars
  • Motor tricicle
  • Parking garage .. amazing echo
  • Churches
  • Toilets
  • Trainstation hal at night
  • Standing in a back of a bus ( drones through the sunroof )
  • In the back of a car
  • Upside down

Some funny pictures I found