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Our French-based clients now have the option of paying in 3 instalments by cheque, for orders of 150 euros and more.

To pay in 3 instalments, choose the, choos "3x par chèque" when you order. We will contact you with details of your instalments. The first cheque will be cashed on reception, the others 30 and 60 days later respectively.

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Buying an Irish Flute

Blog - Instruments
Thursday, 10 December 2009
This is a short guide to buying an Irish flute. I've tried to be as abjective as possible, although some of the information is my own personal opinion. don't hesitate to contacte me for any further information. What key? You will need a D flute, which is the standard key for playing Irish traditional music. Wood or polymer? African Blackwood is generally the wood of choice for Irish flutes, although, as it is now endangered, some makers have instruments in alternative woods. Black in colour, heavy & dense, it is durable and has an excellent sound. Rosewood is lighter and in general cheaper than blackwood.
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Uilleann Pipes - Practice Set

Blog - Shop News
Thursday, 04 March 2010
New in our shop, uilleann pipe practice sets in synthetic material, ideal for beginners. Hear them below:
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Scottish Pipes

Blog - Shop News
Saturday, 10 October 2009
New in our shop : a selection of Scottish Pipes, tutor books and CDs . Check out our synthetic "Practice Sets", which have a surprisingly good sound (MP3 below) Great for the beginner or intermediate player, this instrument will allow you to learn the pipes without breaking the bank!
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Tommy Coens Reel - Tin Whistle Totorial

Blog - Tunes
Thursday, 04 February 2010
Learn an Irish reel on tin whistle with these video tutorials. In the first, the tune is played slowly, without ornamentation (rolls and cuts) , then slightly faster with ornamentation in the second.
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