So,
Today I bought myself a Fife. The group I'm a part of does two time periods, 15th Century and 19th century. I can play the Tin Whistle relatively well (self-taught), but there's two other people in the group that play it. I figured that I'd give myself a bit of a challenge and learn how to play the Fife.
I've been practicing on my housemate's (she never uses it and is letting me have a play on it for a while) and I can get sound out of it. Getting sound out of it is apparently half the battle, from what I've heard.
I knew they were shrill and loud, but I wasn't expecting it to be quite that shrill! (I suppose... I've heard stories of being able to hear them 3 miles away over artillery fire, so I shouldn't be too surprised).
Not much else to report on this end at the moment..
...except this! They're brining out a new Thundercats cartoon. The trailer's been released for it. It looks... interesting.
Formation of the TCats?? That's what it looks like to me at any rate.
I've been practicing on my housemate's (she never uses it and is letting me have a play on it for a while) and I can get sound out of it. Getting sound out of it is apparently half the battle, from what I've heard.
I knew they were shrill and loud, but I wasn't expecting it to be quite that shrill! (I suppose... I've heard stories of being able to hear them 3 miles away over artillery fire, so I shouldn't be too surprised).
Not much else to report on this end at the moment..
...except this! They're brining out a new Thundercats cartoon. The trailer's been released for it. It looks... interesting.
Formation of the TCats?? That's what it looks like to me at any rate.