I know about clips and Snips, but where else may I be able to find more online??!?!?!?!
Cheers and something,
Armand
Hey Armand,
There are a few albeit begginner pieces recorded and hosted on the SLPC music page. In a perfect world, there are plenty of better pipers in the area I’d rather have put up some tunes, but until I can convince them to actually SEND me anything, you’ll have to suffer through what I’ve put up so far, 
What about http://www.napiobairi.com/ lots of soundfiles.
Ole
And good pics of Alain Froment
In a perfect world, there are plenty of better pipers in the area I’d rather have put up some tunes, but until I can convince them to actually SEND me anything, you’ll have to suffer through what I’ve put up so far,
Ooo, ooo, ooo, are you talking about me?:party: I do a really good three blind mice. Do you want me to record that? 
If I go to the session at The Piper Down, can we play that through about 35 times? That would be great because that is the only session tune I really have down. 
I’ll bring along the music for it so everyone can learn it. I know it’s a difficult tune with that slow A part and then a really fast B part but after a few hundred hours of practice it gets easier.
Have a satisfiying holiday,
John
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Oh, that’s wonderfulyl delicious! Haha, this is quite exciting 
Thanks all and I definitely will DL all this, I want to burn a CD, possibly an Mp3 CD consisting of 500 of these babies, which probably won’t happen in this lifetime!
Cheers and free period,
Armand
There’s the Southern California Uilleann Pipers Club website too with our tunes of the month listed, each as an audio download.
Nollaig Shona Dhaoibh,
Patrick.
Hi Armand,
Nice steady playing on this site:
Follow the Link to mp3 Recordings near the bottom
David
There’s a lot of old tunes at
http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/rja14/music/index.html
- Ennis, O’Mealy, Touhey and others
Ross