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Size: 1,265kb, uploaded 9/23/2007 1:20:14 PM
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I learned this old bagpipe tune from the playing of West Virginia fiddler Wilson Douglas, who learned it from French Carpenter. Pete Anick backs this up on guitar.
5 comments on “Elzic's Farewell”
fiddlebob Says:
Sunday, September 23, 2007 @3:09:27 PM
I really like this one.
fiddlepogo Says:
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 @11:59:20 AM
Dave,
I just started playing this cut of yours since I feel I need to buckle down and learn this tune, and to my surprise, my wife said she liked your fiddling- until now, I'm the only fiddler whose fiddling she's said she likes!
She says your fiddling isn't so frantic and harsh as most of the rest!
dsreiner Says:
Tuesday, June 23, 2009 @7:54:37 PM
I appreciate being in this elite group with you... and on such an intense tune :-)
Dave
Feodosia Says:
Tuesday, July 14, 2009 @11:46:18 AM
I didn't know Elzic' s Farewell was a bagpipe tune .... I can't imagine being able to play it on the Highland pipes unless it was drastically altered , hmm .... though , it is common for bagpipe tunes to have the word " Farewell " in it .... Wilson used to whip out Scottish tunes sometimes .... You play Elzic's very close to the way he did it ...thanks for posting
Humbled by this instrument Says:
Wednesday, January 26, 2011 @10:11:48 AM
Love your tone, etc. Great stuff!
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