#bagpipes — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bagpipes, aggregated by home.social.
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Bagpiper inspiring a charge, WW1 (Cyrus Cuneo)
https://piefed.social/c/historyart/p/2063164/bagpiper-inspiring-a-charge-ww1-cyrus-cuneo
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Bagpiper inspiring a charge, WW1 (Cyrus Cuneo)
https://piefed.social/c/historyart/p/2063164/bagpiper-inspiring-a-charge-ww1-cyrus-cuneo
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Bagpiper inspiring a charge, WW1 (Cyrus Cuneo)
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Branches
- my musical ode to the bagpipes -
(yes, I actually love these instruments!)
#NowPlaying #Bagpipes
https://muz4now.com/2018/branches-nowplaying/ -
Branches
- my musical ode to the bagpipes -
(yes, I actually love these instruments!)
#NowPlaying #Bagpipes
https://muz4now.com/2018/branches-nowplaying/ -
Branches
- my musical ode to the bagpipes -
(yes, I actually love these instruments!)
#NowPlaying #Bagpipes
https://muz4now.com/2018/branches-nowplaying/ -
Branches
- my musical ode to the bagpipes -
(yes, I actually love these instruments!)
#NowPlaying #Bagpipes
https://muz4now.com/2018/branches-nowplaying/ -
Branches
- my musical ode to the bagpipes -
(yes, I actually love these instruments!)
#NowPlaying #Bagpipes
https://muz4now.com/2018/branches-nowplaying/ -
Branches - my musical ode to the bagpipes - (yes, I actually love these instruments!) #NowPlaying #Bagpipes muz4now.com/2018/branche...
Branches #NowPlaying -
Branches - my musical ode to the bagpipes - (yes, I actually love these instruments!) #NowPlaying #Bagpipes muz4now.com/2018/branche...
Branches #NowPlaying -
Design events with an overall structure in mind — and where you and the participants are open to the unexpected
#meetings #EventDesign #impromptu #serendipity #bagpipes #events #eventprofs
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Design events with an overall structure in mind — and where you and the participants are open to the unexpected
#meetings #EventDesign #impromptu #serendipity #bagpipes #events #eventprofs
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Design events with an overall structure in mind — and where you and the participants are open to the unexpected
#meetings #EventDesign #impromptu #serendipity #bagpipes #events #eventprofs
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Design events with an overall structure in mind — and where you and the participants are open to the unexpected
#meetings #EventDesign #impromptu #serendipity #bagpipes #events #eventprofs
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Design events with an overall structure in mind — and where you and the participants are open to the unexpected
#meetings #EventDesign #impromptu #serendipity #bagpipes #events #eventprofs
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Enjoyed this new WDR Funkhausorchestra performance with uillean piper Mark Redmond. I had not heard a recording of Shaun Davey's "The Brendan Voyage" before. The Irish piping reminded me a lot of the Scottish pipes in Scott MacMillan's "MacKinnon's Brook Suite". Both involving voyages, migration, and Canada.
WDR "The Brendan Voyage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0M_uizIsFo
Symphony Nova Scotia, MacKinnon's Brook Suite, Mvmt 3 (pipes midway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO5YRT_WTH0
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Enjoyed this new WDR Funkhausorchestra performance with uillean piper Mark Redmond. I had not heard a recording of Shaun Davey's "The Brendan Voyage" before. The Irish piping reminded me a lot of the Scottish pipes in Scott MacMillan's "MacKinnon's Brook Suite". Both involving voyages, migration, and Canada.
WDR "The Brendan Voyage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0M_uizIsFo
Symphony Nova Scotia, MacKinnon's Brook Suite, Mvmt 3 (pipes midway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO5YRT_WTH0
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Enjoyed this new WDR Funkhausorchestra performance with uillean piper Mark Redmond. I had not heard a recording of Shaun Davey's "The Brendan Voyage" before. The Irish piping reminded me a lot of the Scottish pipes in Scott MacMillan's "MacKinnon's Brook Suite". Both involving voyages, migration, and Canada.
WDR "The Brendan Voyage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0M_uizIsFo
Symphony Nova Scotia, MacKinnon's Brook Suite, Mvmt 3 (pipes midway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO5YRT_WTH0
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Enjoyed this new WDR Funkhausorchestra performance with uillean piper Mark Redmond. I had not heard a recording of Shaun Davey's "The Brendan Voyage" before. The Irish piping reminded me a lot of the Scottish pipes in Scott MacMillan's "MacKinnon's Brook Suite". Both involving voyages, migration, and Canada.
WDR "The Brendan Voyage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0M_uizIsFo
Symphony Nova Scotia, MacKinnon's Brook Suite, Mvmt 3 (pipes midway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO5YRT_WTH0
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Enjoyed this new WDR Funkhausorchestra performance with uillean piper Mark Redmond. I had not heard a recording of Shaun Davey's "The Brendan Voyage" before. The Irish piping reminded me a lot of the Scottish pipes in Scott MacMillan's "MacKinnon's Brook Suite". Both involving voyages, migration, and Canada.
WDR "The Brendan Voyage" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0M_uizIsFo
Symphony Nova Scotia, MacKinnon's Brook Suite, Mvmt 3 (pipes midway): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EO5YRT_WTH0
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En ik mis het om af en toe “bravo” en “alore” te horen en dat heerlijke Engels met een Italiaans accent ;)
En m’n medemuzikanten 💛
Voor iedereen die folk speelt; kom vooral volgend voorjaar!
https://draailier-doedelzak.nl/
#folk #hurdygurdy
#doedelzak
#bourdon #bagpipes
#accordeondiatonique
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En ik mis het om af en toe “bravo” en “alore” te horen en dat heerlijke Engels met een Italiaans accent ;)
En m’n medemuzikanten 💛
Voor iedereen die folk speelt; kom vooral volgend voorjaar!
https://draailier-doedelzak.nl/
#folk #hurdygurdy
#doedelzak
#bourdon #bagpipes
#accordeondiatonique
#trekharmonica -
En ik mis het om af en toe “bravo” en “alore” te horen en dat heerlijke Engels met een Italiaans accent ;)
En m’n medemuzikanten 💛
Voor iedereen die folk speelt; kom vooral volgend voorjaar!
https://draailier-doedelzak.nl/
#folk #hurdygurdy
#doedelzak
#bourdon #bagpipes
#accordeondiatonique
#trekharmonica -
En ik mis het om af en toe “bravo” en “alore” te horen en dat heerlijke Engels met een Italiaans accent ;)
En m’n medemuzikanten 💛
Voor iedereen die folk speelt; kom vooral volgend voorjaar!
https://draailier-doedelzak.nl/
#folk #hurdygurdy
#doedelzak
#bourdon #bagpipes
#accordeondiatonique
#trekharmonica -
On a recent trip, I played my pipes on a BC beach. A woman watched and asked me to play Scotland the Brave. She said her late husband’s father played the pipes in the Australian armed forces in the Second World War, and her husband always hummed the tune in memory of his Dad.
When people ask for specific tunes, or tell me personal stories like this, I realize what an honour it is to be a culture bearer for this tradition. Funerals, weddings, honouring those who have died for others, leading people in parades that celebrate an event or community, or just playing fun tunes to lift people’s spirits; the pipes are iconic and important in ways no other instrument is.
The commitment is to make the music for the pleasure of others, and that means playing well. Playing well is not easy and takes years of hard practice to be even minimally competent, because it’s such a complex instrument. There is no equivalent to a guitar-player’s 3-chord folk song on the pipes. Cue the scene from Friends.
The instrument is a crazy system of reeds, tubes, string, and air, all of which must be controlled and each part of which can stop behaving optimally without warning, and often all at the same time. Pipers have to be knowledgeable about the effects of humidity (snow, rain, drought, indoor heat systems), temperature (room, outdoor, sun, shade, wind), and terrain if marching, all while playing complex technique from memory in sets of 6-10 different tunes in a variety of time signatures.
There are a lot of people who like to make fun of the pipes. Most pipers laugh along, because what else are you going to do? But at a wedding, after I piped the bride down the aisle, the guitar player in the house band cracked one of the usual (yes, I promise, I’ve heard them all, and seen all the videos, many, many times) bagpipe jokes to his band buddies, so I offered him my pipes to try. He declined. But he never joked again.
But when someone comes up to you with honest emotion and tells you a bagpipe story about their parent, or teacher, or sibling, or partner, and how pipes played a part in a deeply emotional life transition, it’s a moment of connection that reaches across continents and centuries. And when you play a tune they request, and they smile and applaud and maybe even wipe away a tear, and thank you so effusively, it feels like a uniquely human moment. Two people sharing the impact of music, sound, memory, power, and tradition.
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On a recent trip, I played my pipes on a BC beach. A woman watched and asked me to play Scotland the Brave. She said her late husband’s father played the pipes in the Australian armed forces in the Second World War, and her husband always hummed the tune in memory of his Dad.
When people ask for specific tunes, or tell me personal stories like this, I realize what an honour it is to be a culture bearer for this tradition. Funerals, weddings, honouring those who have died for others, leading people in parades that celebrate an event or community, or just playing fun tunes to lift people’s spirits; the pipes are iconic and important in ways no other instrument is.
The commitment is to make the music for the pleasure of others, and that means playing well. Playing well is not easy and takes years of hard practice to be even minimally competent, because it’s such a complex instrument. There is no equivalent to a guitar-player’s 3-chord folk song on the pipes. Cue the scene from Friends.
The instrument is a crazy system of reeds, tubes, string, and air, all of which must be controlled and each part of which can stop behaving optimally without warning, and often all at the same time. Pipers have to be knowledgeable about the effects of humidity (snow, rain, drought, indoor heat systems), temperature (room, outdoor, sun, shade, wind), and terrain if marching, all while playing complex technique from memory in sets of 6-10 different tunes in a variety of time signatures.
There are a lot of people who like to make fun of the pipes. Most pipers laugh along, because what else are you going to do? But at a wedding, after I piped the bride down the aisle, the guitar player in the house band cracked one of the usual (yes, I promise, I’ve heard them all, and seen all the videos, many, many times) bagpipe jokes to his band buddies, so I offered him my pipes to try. He declined. But he never joked again.
But when someone comes up to you with honest emotion and tells you a bagpipe story about their parent, or teacher, or sibling, or partner, and how pipes played a part in a deeply emotional life transition, it’s a moment of connection that reaches across continents and centuries. And when you play a tune they request, and they smile and applaud and maybe even wipe away a tear, and thank you so effusively, it feels like a uniquely human moment. Two people sharing the impact of music, sound, memory, power, and tradition.
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On a recent trip, I played my pipes on a BC beach. A woman watched and asked me to play Scotland the Brave. She said her late husband’s father played the pipes in the Australian armed forces in the Second World War, and her husband always hummed the tune in memory of his Dad.
When people ask for specific tunes, or tell me personal stories like this, I realize what an honour it is to be a culture bearer for this tradition. Funerals, weddings, honouring those who have died for others, leading people in parades that celebrate an event or community, or just playing fun tunes to lift people’s spirits; the pipes are iconic and important in ways no other instrument is.
The commitment is to make the music for the pleasure of others, and that means playing well. Playing well is not easy and takes years of hard practice to be even minimally competent, because it’s such a complex instrument. There is no equivalent to a guitar-player’s 3-chord folk song on the pipes. Cue the scene from Friends.
The instrument is a crazy system of reeds, tubes, string, and air, all of which must be controlled and each part of which can stop behaving optimally without warning, and often all at the same time. Pipers have to be knowledgeable about the effects of humidity (snow, rain, drought, indoor heat systems), temperature (room, outdoor, sun, shade, wind), and terrain if marching, all while playing complex technique from memory in sets of 6-10 different tunes in a variety of time signatures.
There are a lot of people who like to make fun of the pipes. Most pipers laugh along, because what else are you going to do? But at a wedding, after I piped the bride down the aisle, the guitar player in the house band cracked one of the usual (yes, I promise, I’ve heard them all, and seen all the videos, many, many times) bagpipe jokes to his band buddies, so I offered him my pipes to try. He declined. But he never joked again.
But when someone comes up to you with honest emotion and tells you a bagpipe story about their parent, or teacher, or sibling, or partner, and how pipes played a part in a deeply emotional life transition, it’s a moment of connection that reaches across continents and centuries. And when you play a tune they request, and they smile and applaud and maybe even wipe away a tear, and thank you so effusively, it feels like a uniquely human moment. Two people sharing the impact of music, sound, memory, power, and tradition.
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On a recent trip, I played my pipes on a BC beach. A woman watched and asked me to play Scotland the Brave. She said her late husband’s father played the pipes in the Australian armed forces in the Second World War, and her husband always hummed the tune in memory of his Dad.
When people ask for specific tunes, or tell me personal stories like this, I realize what an honour it is to be a culture bearer for this tradition. Funerals, weddings, honouring those who have died for others, leading people in parades that celebrate an event or community, or just playing fun tunes to lift people’s spirits; the pipes are iconic and important in ways no other instrument is.
The commitment is to make the music for the pleasure of others, and that means playing well. Playing well is not easy and takes years of hard practice to be even minimally competent, because it’s such a complex instrument. There is no equivalent to a guitar-player’s 3-chord folk song on the pipes. Cue the scene from Friends.
The instrument is a crazy system of reeds, tubes, string, and air, all of which must be controlled and each part of which can stop behaving optimally without warning, and often all at the same time. Pipers have to be knowledgeable about the effects of humidity (snow, rain, drought, indoor heat systems), temperature (room, outdoor, sun, shade, wind), and terrain if marching, all while playing complex technique from memory in sets of 6-10 different tunes in a variety of time signatures.
There are a lot of people who like to make fun of the pipes. Most pipers laugh along, because what else are you going to do? But at a wedding, after I piped the bride down the aisle, the guitar player in the house band cracked one of the usual (yes, I promise, I’ve heard them all, and seen all the videos, many, many times) bagpipe jokes to his band buddies, so I offered him my pipes to try. He declined. But he never joked again.
But when someone comes up to you with honest emotion and tells you a bagpipe story about their parent, or teacher, or sibling, or partner, and how pipes played a part in a deeply emotional life transition, it’s a moment of connection that reaches across continents and centuries. And when you play a tune they request, and they smile and applaud and maybe even wipe away a tear, and thank you so effusively, it feels like a uniquely human moment. Two people sharing the impact of music, sound, memory, power, and tradition.
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On a recent trip, I played my pipes on a BC beach. A woman watched and asked me to play Scotland the Brave. She said her late husband’s father played the pipes in the Australian armed forces in the Second World War, and her husband always hummed the tune in memory of his Dad.
When people ask for specific tunes, or tell me personal stories like this, I realize what an honour it is to be a culture bearer for this tradition. Funerals, weddings, honouring those who have died for others, leading people in parades that celebrate an event or community, or just playing fun tunes to lift people’s spirits; the pipes are iconic and important in ways no other instrument is.
The commitment is to make the music for the pleasure of others, and that means playing well. Playing well is not easy and takes years of hard practice to be even minimally competent, because it’s such a complex instrument. There is no equivalent to a guitar-player’s 3-chord folk song on the pipes. Cue the scene from Friends.
The instrument is a crazy system of reeds, tubes, string, and air, all of which must be controlled and each part of which can stop behaving optimally without warning, and often all at the same time. Pipers have to be knowledgeable about the effects of humidity (snow, rain, drought, indoor heat systems), temperature (room, outdoor, sun, shade, wind), and terrain if marching, all while playing complex technique from memory in sets of 6-10 different tunes in a variety of time signatures.
There are a lot of people who like to make fun of the pipes. Most pipers laugh along, because what else are you going to do? But at a wedding, after I piped the bride down the aisle, the guitar player in the house band cracked one of the usual (yes, I promise, I’ve heard them all, and seen all the videos, many, many times) bagpipe jokes to his band buddies, so I offered him my pipes to try. He declined. But he never joked again.
But when someone comes up to you with honest emotion and tells you a bagpipe story about their parent, or teacher, or sibling, or partner, and how pipes played a part in a deeply emotional life transition, it’s a moment of connection that reaches across continents and centuries. And when you play a tune they request, and they smile and applaud and maybe even wipe away a tear, and thank you so effusively, it feels like a uniquely human moment. Two people sharing the impact of music, sound, memory, power, and tradition.
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My band Vox Vulgaris just released a new track, slightly different from our usual #medieval #folk #music.
It's a remix/rework on IT'S ON U by the electro-punk-rap group Nora Sharks feat. Luthando Sound, released as the B-side of their single.We basically replaced their electronic production with our own traditional, acoustic instruments: two kinds of #bagpipes, recorder, tzouras, buisine, davul, qraqeb... and then we put their rappers back on top of it.
I think we arrived at a rather unconventional sound!#hiphop #medievalmusic #percussion #experimentalmusic #voxvulgaris
Bandcamp: https://norasharks.bandcamp.com/album/its-on-u
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/norasharksmusic/its-on-u-vox-vulgaris-rework-2
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-on-u-feat-luthando-sound-single/1881630592
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Fi1jQ6QSthZQSGUehwzds -
My band Vox Vulgaris just released a new track, slightly different from our usual #medieval #folk #music.
It's a remix/rework on IT'S ON U by the electro-punk-rap group Nora Sharks feat. Luthando Sound, released as the B-side of their single.We basically replaced their electronic production with our own traditional, acoustic instruments: two kinds of #bagpipes, recorder, tzouras, buisine, davul, qraqeb... and then we put their rappers back on top of it.
I think we arrived at a rather unconventional sound!#hiphop #medievalmusic #percussion #experimentalmusic #voxvulgaris
Bandcamp: https://norasharks.bandcamp.com/album/its-on-u
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/norasharksmusic/its-on-u-vox-vulgaris-rework-2
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-on-u-feat-luthando-sound-single/1881630592
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Fi1jQ6QSthZQSGUehwzds -
My band Vox Vulgaris just released a new track, slightly different from our usual #medieval #folk #music.
It's a remix/rework on IT'S ON U by the electro-punk-rap group Nora Sharks feat. Luthando Sound, released as the B-side of their single.We basically replaced their electronic production with our own traditional, acoustic instruments: two kinds of #bagpipes, recorder, tzouras, buisine, davul, qraqeb... and then we put their rappers back on top of it.
I think we arrived at a rather unconventional sound!#hiphop #medievalmusic #percussion #experimentalmusic #voxvulgaris
Bandcamp: https://norasharks.bandcamp.com/album/its-on-u
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/norasharksmusic/its-on-u-vox-vulgaris-rework-2
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-on-u-feat-luthando-sound-single/1881630592
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Fi1jQ6QSthZQSGUehwzds -
My band Vox Vulgaris just released a new track, slightly different from our usual #medieval #folk #music.
It's a remix/rework on IT'S ON U by the electro-punk-rap group Nora Sharks feat. Luthando Sound, released as the B-side of their single.We basically replaced their electronic production with our own traditional, acoustic instruments: two kinds of #bagpipes, recorder, tzouras, buisine, davul, qraqeb... and then we put their rappers back on top of it.
I think we arrived at a rather unconventional sound!#hiphop #medievalmusic #percussion #experimentalmusic #voxvulgaris
Bandcamp: https://norasharks.bandcamp.com/album/its-on-u
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/norasharksmusic/its-on-u-vox-vulgaris-rework-2
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-on-u-feat-luthando-sound-single/1881630592
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Fi1jQ6QSthZQSGUehwzds -
My band Vox Vulgaris just released a new track, slightly different from our usual #medieval #folk #music.
It's a remix/rework on IT'S ON U by the electro-punk-rap group Nora Sharks feat. Luthando Sound, released as the B-side of their single.We basically replaced their electronic production with our own traditional, acoustic instruments: two kinds of #bagpipes, recorder, tzouras, buisine, davul, qraqeb... and then we put their rappers back on top of it.
I think we arrived at a rather unconventional sound!#hiphop #medievalmusic #percussion #experimentalmusic #voxvulgaris
Bandcamp: https://norasharks.bandcamp.com/album/its-on-u
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/norasharksmusic/its-on-u-vox-vulgaris-rework-2
Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/its-on-u-feat-luthando-sound-single/1881630592
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/0Fi1jQ6QSthZQSGUehwzds -
Pipe Dreams • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #Downtown #Austin #Texas #Bagpipes #Music #People #Street #StPatricksDay #March_17_2026
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Pipe Dreams • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #Downtown #Austin #Texas #Bagpipes #Music #People #Street #StPatricksDay #March_17_2026
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Pipe Dreams • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #Downtown #Austin #Texas #Bagpipes #Music #People #Street #StPatricksDay #March_17_2026
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Pipe Dreams • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #Downtown #Austin #Texas #Bagpipes #Music #People #Street #StPatricksDay #March_17_2026
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Pipe Dreams • Austin, Texas, USA
Rolleiflex 2.8 D • Kodak Tri-X 400 • 2026
#FilmPhotography #Kodak #TriX #Camera #Film120 #MediumFormat #Rolleiflex #BWfilm #Monochrome #Photography #ATX #TX #Downtown #Austin #Texas #Bagpipes #Music #People #Street #StPatricksDay #March_17_2026
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It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) – AC⚡DC live on TV, 1976 🤘
6/6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULs4JW3tPI
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
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It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) – AC⚡DC live on TV, 1976 🤘
6/6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULs4JW3tPI
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
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It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) – AC⚡DC live on TV, 1976 🤘
6/6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULs4JW3tPI
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
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It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) – AC⚡DC live on TV, 1976 🤘
6/6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULs4JW3tPI
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
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It’s a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock ’n’ Roll) – AC⚡DC live on TV, 1976 🤘
6/6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULs4JW3tPI
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
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Via atlasobscura: a statue of Bon Scott – lead vocalist & lyricist with AC⚡DC 1974–1980 – with his bagpipes in Kirriemuir
5/6
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/bon-scott-statue
#Scotland #Scottish #music #history #culture #bagpipes #InternationalBagpipeDay #rock #rockmusic #acdc
