Phantom bagpiper on or around 10th Street
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Are you sure it isn't a bird imitating a bagpiper?
Sometimes I will hear bagpipes associated with a funeral at Duffy's or the Church on 9th St and 4th Ave... what ave crosses tenth street where you are hearing this? -
I see a lone bagpiper in the park often. I wonder if that's the same guy. I wouldn't mind being serenaded. I love bagpipes.
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It's definitely a bagpiper, not a bird. The sound seems to be coming from our block, i.e. 10th Street between 6th and 7th Avenues, but it's difficult to pinpoint the location. I wouldn't be surprised if the piper was up on his/her roof.
I really don't mind the weekly serenades - it's one of the neighbourhood's endearing idiosyncrasies - I'm just curious as to who and where the piper is! -
i've also heard this in the vicinity of 10th st b/w 6th & 7th.
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doublediamond wrote: I wouldn't mind being serenaded. I love bagpipes.
I do too. Nothing makes me cry faster than Amazing Grace played on the bagpipes. -
stacey wrote: [quote=doublediamond] I wouldn't mind being serenaded. I love bagpipes.
I do too. Nothing makes me cry faster than Amazing Grace played on the bagpipes.
Same here! -
I've definitely encountered a lone piper in the Park a couple of times, close to the lake on the West side.
I also recently encountered a lone saxman playing in the bushes. Nothing like a little smooth jazz wafting aimlessly out of the shrubbery. -
"The Pipery of Prospect Park"
Movie title?
We have heard the wee drone as well in the ol' Park.
Pogue mahone!
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now,now LGWH... no need to get CHEEKY!
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doublediamond wrote: [quote=stacey][quote=doublediamond] I wouldn't mind being serenaded. I love bagpipes.
I do too. Nothing makes me cry faster than Amazing Grace played on the bagpipes.
Same here!
Slightly OT but it still made me cry was this guy
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I've heard it. Boy have I heard it.
While I'm a fan of bagpipes when they're played well, our Sunday night concerts have all the auditory appeal of claws scraping on a chalkboard. I guess some folks forget that there are other people that live in this city with them. -
Johnny99 wrote: I've heard it. Boy have I heard it.
Every bagpiper has to practice -- The Phantom Piper of Tenth Street never plays late so does seem to be thinking of other people that live in this city. I love hearing the bagpipe music! It is just this sort of thing that makes living in this city great.
While I'm a fan of bagpipes when they're played well, our Sunday night concerts have all the auditory appeal of claws scraping on a chalkboard. I guess some folks forget that there are other people that live in this city with them.
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