Diamond Jig Becky and Sam

[@DabillaMusic]

Great to hear two pipes!! WOW!

[@CelticCracker]

The safest pipes to play. They come with an airbag and a safety belt.

[@darnick54]

Fabulous …..love the wild sound of two chanters….thanks for the listening pleasure

[@patrickodonnell4109]

Great playing !! Always fun to hear two or more uilleann pipes together. The Leo Rowsome quartet is fun listening. Thank you 🎶

[@stephenvickers4480]

Beautiful playing and great sounding pipes

[@JR-bj3uf]

That was lovely. Thank you.

[@diegocalvorodriguez]

mi sueño es llegar a tocar una uilleann pipe

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

not a traditional bagpipe?

[@liamg1995]

These are uilleann pipes!

[@fiddlerpianist]

They're (roughly) in C, so they're a bit larger than your typical D pipes. That said, those didn't really become "standard" until the 20th century, so you could argue that these are *more* traditional.

[@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188]

@@fiddlerpianist My only knowledge is having seen and heard the Scottish type Bagpipes at intervals!!

[@brjimbo1]

Similar to Northumbrian.

[@karlthomson8686]

@@brjimbo1 No, Northumbian pipes are closer to Scottish Smallpipes. Uilleann pipes are the only pipes that have regulators as well as being the only pipes that can be played in 2 octaves.