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    Annette Walker @Troisnyx

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    I got to the video nice 'n' early. In fact, I've only just seen this post now after watching it. :D

    It was worth the wait, wasn't it? I'd give it some in-depth comments some other time, but know that I enjoyed it a lot, quite simply: the actual solo itself was fascinating, the way it steadily picked up the pace and the energetic vibe of the whole thing. The bells were charming.

    I'm sure I could hear more of the thumping drum in this one compared to the previous improvisational video, bass-wise I mean.

    Also, I feel awful about this, but I laughed out loud on the end frame: (Yes, I still use Windows Movie Maker). It's just something about how the sentence appears.

    You nailed it though! Also, dat epileptic strobe around 4:40. Your laugh made ME laugh. Entertaining stuff still!

    -Potent

    Thanks for watching <3 I'm really, really glad you enjoyed it! I was really quite tired after Take 1, that my final solo wound up at 1'20". When people say the bodhrán is a really physically exerting instrument, they aren't kidding.....

    As for that Windows Movie Maker quip: I did put it in for humour purposes. XD I will admit, the way it came out in the recording was spontaneous, but Seán and I rewatched it a few times and we just couldn't help laughing at that line!

    And oh yes, that strobe. XD

    Don't know how I forgot to say this, but...

    Happy New Year to you too, Troisnyx!

    It hasn't been all eventful for me today, y'see. :P

    -Potent

    Happy New Year! Sorry for the late reply; I was in a conference at Stonyhurst College over the last few days; I've just returned. ^_^

    Gosh, watching you play it I can really see how it's quite tiring to play. To get those rapid movements you've got to work pretty hard.
    Nice video, it was fun to watch. Oh and I like your hair. :D

    Eh, thanks ^_^

    And that's not even the full extent of what anyone can play -- I look at those people who do solos on that thing, and I'm like, how on EARTH did they get so fast??

    Happy New Year!!

    Thank you for the video. I enjoyed watching your solo.

    Would I be correct to assume that you have named your bodhrán after St. Joan of Arc?

    I have been playing the bagpipes for four years now and I have named my pipes Arianna.

    Anyway, may you have a blessed year!

    Happy New Year, Bardash. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid! ^_^

    Yes, I named the bodhrán after St Joan of Arc -- I wanted my Confirmation name to be Jeanne, after her. Never wound up getting a Confirmation name; I just went bringing my first name. If I can't assume the name in the sacrament, I can at least hope to assume it in my musical calling.

    Out of curiosity, what got you to take up the bagpipes? I am really interested... :D

    I hope you have a blessed year too! x

    Hello.

    I saw that you had your wondrously played 'Re: Reveris' included in that HetaHospital game. Great news. :D

    I couldn't actually hear the track in the video that you linked me to (either I'm not paying attention or the commentary drowned it out for me), but I did hear the piece play around the 5:00 mark in this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0EWuCY0wLI

    The melody sounds a little slower than the version on here, but it is DIVINE. Really heartwarming.

    A beautiful use of your music still! Like how it just sort of comes in after all that unsettling ambience.

    Anyway, let's hope more people decide to use your music / audio, and take care.

    -Potent

    The key Re: Reveris was in, in HetaHospital, sounds nice, and every credit to the person who used it. That game certainly is unsettling, and I would like to see what it looks like in full. ^_^