Hi This is to let you know that I added to my website a couple of long Hungarian-type pipes. They are about half the lenght of the Slovak Fujaras, and fill...
If any of you are contemplating an overseas trip with your tabor, please heed my tale. In October we arrived in Perth, West Australia after 28 hours or so...
If anything, New Zealand is even stricter. (personal experiences) You are not even allowed to take any food or drink into the country. I mean, you get a...
This message is to call for papers for the Symposium for the International Pipe and Tabor Festival 2009 to be held in Lichfield on 10-12 July. The Festival...
Plans for the 2009 International Pipe and Tabor Festival, 10-12 July in Lichfield are shaping up. As you may remember the IPATF is being held in conjunction...
Here is question posed by a researcher in Spain... What is the earliest reference to pipe and tabor played together in the UK? It will probably be a piece of...
Steve My understanding was that it’s the 13th century angel in the choir of Lincoln Cathedral dating to about 1270. See the following link for photo: ...
Hello everybody!, I'm a new member from the basque country,thanks for taking the time to write this question. I'm looking for earliest reference to pipe and ...
The earliest depiction of a pipe and tabor is, according to Jeremy Montagu, the Misericord In Exeter Cathedral which seems to date from c1230, ie about 40...
There are plenty of earlier three hole pipes, dating from the medieval back to the Iron Age, but of course this does not mean they were played together with...
Hi! It would be fantastic if you can send me that list of British one handed flutes from archaeological contexts. I you can find it, I would apreciated. Thanks...
You would be best contacting Helen Leaf. She has been doing a survey of bone flutes in England. "English medieval bone flutes, c.450-c.1550 A.D" Some of this...
yes, there are bone flutes from archaeological contexts dating back to early medieval times, but they might best be thought of as a separate instrument - none...
From: "MixelETXEKOPAR" <mixeletxekopar@...> HE! HO ! XIRU FESTIBALAK 20 URTE AURTEN! LE FESTIVAL XIRU A 20 ANS CETTE ANNEE! egitarau osoa / programme...
Hi Gillian, I thought that it was a Georgian festival, not a medieval one. Am I wrong? I was planning to come for the two weekends and stay the week...
There is actually a very big proportion of the extant bone pipes with three fingerholes, a lot of these being long bird bones, with the three holes located...
Dear Frances the festival does have a Georgian theme. The previous weekend of the mystery plays was mediaeval but regrettably the Lichfield organisers are not...
English summary below, end of page: CDA/Compact Distribution AB, som distribuerar konstmusik, jazz, folkmusik m m i Sverige och därmed hjälper en lång rad...
Lets talk about tabor and tabor pipes- how to play, where to get them, how to find the music, where to find other crazy peopleHave a listen to these two chaps...
Great playing. Can anyone identify the pipes? I have only ever seen Andre play the usual short black galoubet. I have never seen galoubets like this before. ...
I don't recognize it. The band Le Condor has a few other clips on YouTube, Gerold's doing a decent job playing the Swallowtail Jig in one, another has fire...
I cannot quite work this one out: "The Tajik bone flute is also a three-hole pipe. Thus Liu believes that the so-called ancient Chinese bone flute was actually...
Thank you Yuri. I have scanned the article - the smallest number of holes seems to have been 5 then, not the three referred to in the newspaper article in my...
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