I'm surprised by the number and the different kinds of musicians you have in your streets!It's the sign of a cosmopolitan city. And to know playing bagpipe is another mystery of life for me..Ü
When I joined the RAF back in 1963 I had 3 years in training school and we had a pipe band in every 'entry' - three entries a year. There is absolutely nothing like marching behind a full pipe band, you don't have to be Scottish or Irish, there is just something about the pipes. Magic. We loved Quincy Market on out trip to Boston.
Bagpiper playing near Quincy Market.
I'm surprised by the number and the different kinds of musicians you have in your streets!It's the sign of a cosmopolitan city.
ReplyDeleteAnd to know playing bagpipe is another mystery of life for me..Ü
Beautiful portrait: I would also like listen to music.
ReplyDeleteIs possible?
:-)
He wear such a beautiful costume!
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Léia
When I joined the RAF back in 1963 I had 3 years in training school and we had a pipe band in every 'entry' - three entries a year. There is absolutely nothing like marching behind a full pipe band, you don't have to be Scottish or Irish, there is just something about the pipes. Magic.
ReplyDeleteWe loved Quincy Market on out trip to Boston.
In this portrait he makes playing the bagpipes look so effortless. Was he very good?
ReplyDeleteVery handsome portrait of a bagpiper! I can almost hear the music . . .
ReplyDeleteI love bagpipes! I used to see a bagpiper walking down the street randomly from time to time near where I live. Sadly, I haven't seen him for awhile.
ReplyDeleteFine portrait, not seen often around here...
ReplyDeleteExcellent portrait. Now, if only I like bagpipes...
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