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Subject: Re: Dry Dock Tionol, Oxford

Author:
Sean Lally

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Date Posted: 03:52:03 09/05/04 Sun
In reply to: Sean Lally 's message, "Dry Dock Tionol, Oxford" on 10:34:59 09/02/04 Thu

Stop press. Pipemaker Chris Bailey will also be leading workshops and demonstrating his 'Uilleann shuttle set' of pipes.

>Announcing the 'dry dock Tionol' here in Oxford on
>Sunday 17th October 2004. The first section of the day
>will be at the Friends Meeting House, 43 St Giles,
>from 2pm-7pm. This is a very central location with
>parking right outside. We shall have a room for
>reedmaking classes, piping classes and an acoustics
>lecture, and a seperate room for session playing,
>recital and general chit chat.
>
>The teacher, as at the successfull 'Floating Tionol'
>is Brian Howard. The price is �15 to cover costs and
>an optional �10 for a Howard reedmaking kit, with
>which you will fashion a fully working reed during the
>afternoon.
>
>From 9pm onwards we shall join the regular and oft
>spectacular session at the Half Moon on St Clements.
>This is of course free.
>
>Contact me via e-mail or 'phone 01865 727942

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