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Understanding 9/11The Banks of the Suir
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Irish bagpipes solo, Parlophone E3615. O'Cronin played with Leo Rowsome in the All Ireland Trio, according to Leo's son Liam. O'Cronin played flute in the group, Leo pipes, Seamus O Mathuna fiddle. O'Cronin also founded the Cork Volunteer Pipe Band. He died in 1930. I have always thought this was Leo himself playing the pipes, it is such beautiful music, and of such a high standard of playing. The original disc had a chip in its side, hence this dub beginning a few seconds into the recording.
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rgouette
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May 3, 2010
Subject: Excellent
Subject: Excellent
So nice we have recordings from that era of piping.
I enjoyed the tune , and the style is a pleasure to listen to.
I enjoyed the tune , and the style is a pleasure to listen to.
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MatthewEdwards
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September 13, 2009
Subject: A rare pleasure
Subject: A rare pleasure
This is a real treat to listen to; the air is played in a wonderful stately manner which brings out a gorgeously rich tone from the pipes.
Many thanks to the very generous person or persons for sharing this and so many other pieces from their excellent collection.
Matthew Edwards
Many thanks to the very generous person or persons for sharing this and so many other pieces from their excellent collection.
Matthew Edwards
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