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The Sound of the Pipes

Many well-known composers have written for the pipes: R. Vaughan Williams, Imogen Holst, W. S. Lloyd Webber, Michael Head, Elizabeth Poston, Claude Arrieu and others. Works have been commissioned from Geoffrey Winters, Alan Bush, Edwin Roxburgh, Curdin Janett and Betty Roe. Much music from the past (Bach, Purcell, Mozart, etc.) has been very successfully arranged. Early music, i.e. medieval and renaissance music, sounds particularly well on pipes.

At various times in the past, Guild members have made recordings. Some of these have been transferred to CD and a selection of tracks are available below.

All files are in .mp3 format.
Lord Willoughby 1'10 1.2 mB
Chase, Suite for Pipes - Edwin Roxburgh 1'27 1.4 mB
Prelude, Music for the Pipes - Lloyd Webber 1'32 1.5 mB
Negro Spiritual, Suite for Recorders or Pipes - Michael Head 2'24 2.3 mB
Finale (Jig), Suite for Pipes - R. Vaughan Williams 1'58 1.9 mB
Suite en trio - Claude Arrieu 4'01 3.9 mB

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