John Butler: Devoted Maker of Ireland’s Uilleann Pipes

While Scottish culture is branded by its famous Highland bagpipes, its neighbor across the water has long made a very different set of pipes that plays a much wider range of music. Our correspondent visits the indefatigable, obsessive masters of the Irish uilleann pipes.
Don't miss Craftsmanship Quarterly's feature story, "Do the Most Interesting Musical Pipes Come from Ireland?" written by Larry Gallagher and photographed by Ruth Carden. It's FREE online at: craftsmanship....

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Wow! Any more of this?

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Yes! The full story is free to view on our site, www.craftsmanship.net. There are several links, in the sidebar and at the end, to more piping videos. Enoy! :-)

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@@CraftsmanshipMag Thank you! Very interesting article. I need to write that essay (my ideal life).

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@@SwedeEad Yes, why not? Certainly worked out well for this fella...

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@@SwedeEad And thank you! We look forward to seeing that essay.,,