The other side of druid

**NewGuise** · 2nd May 10, 04:40 PM

Well done, all!

**druid** · 2nd May 10, 09:35 PM

Thanks much!

**Ancienne Alliance** · 2nd May 10, 10:43 PM

That was nice ! Thank you for sharing .

Best,

Robert

**tulloch** · 3rd May 10, 05:28 AM

That was really really nice. Nothing to be humble about there. Thanks for showing that. Made my day.

**English Bloke** · 3rd May 10, 05:47 AM

Tremendous stuff. Well played all.

**Panache** · 3rd May 10, 07:10 AM

A wonderful moment. What a grand thing to share with your daughter.

Very well done!

Cheers

Jamie :ootd:

**druid** · 3rd May 10, 09:35 AM

Thanks. Yeah, the school has their own version of "Heritage Day" and the Principal just loves when I attend

. My girls wear their sashes and we everyone has a great time.

**Dixiecat** · 3rd May 10, 09:50 AM

Nice video. I'd not seen a two-person reel before. They did a nice version of a Strathspey and Half Tulloch. Do you always pipe your Strathspey that fast? I like it as I find the setting steps in the Strathspey so slow.

**Scotcop** · 3rd May 10, 10:33 AM

Thanks for sharing, you all did a great job!

**MacMillan of Rathdown** · 3rd May 10, 11:48 AM

Originally Posted by druid

thanks all.

My Pipes are pre-1900 Lawries, with E-Z Drones [which I was dead-set against in the beginning/traditionalist], chanter is a Shepard with a Warnock reed.

Would you believe the girls started learning the Dances in late January? They are fantastically speedy students...lol.

We would have done the Broad Sword and Fling but the girls also participated in choral and instrumental performances that day. It would have been too much on their tiny bodies...lol. Elizabeth is 13 and Emily is 12.

Perhaps sometime in the near future I can get the other dances on tape as well...

Maybe I'm misreading this, but if you have replaced the chanter, and replaced the drones (and presumably replaced the bag) what remains of the original pre-1900 Lawrie pipes?