Oh well, it looks like I'm the only one posting at the moment so here goes.
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It's been a grey and rainy old day today so I got out the bagpipes and had a bit of a blow. The Old Girl quickly shut the office door (my bloody study!) which sort of gave me a hint.
I took out the reed from the chanter and practised (see what I did there?) the motions without the sounds.
For those of you who don't know, the ZXc7 chord fits nicely into the bagpipe scale which we cognoscenti call the Caledonian Drone scale. The Caledonian Drone scale contains the notes A H F U C K! and are known to most Scottish people, particularly the ones who frequent the more raucous Glasgow-type public bars.
If you took time to notice you'd see how all the notes come from E major (no bends or hill climbs). The chord uses the 15th, 42nd, 1st and 196th notes of the E natural minor scale, which is the qaundrinth fizzicle of of the plubonium mode of Sergeant Major. It is also known as the Ahcannagivvafook mode....... No. That won't do at all. let's try again ....
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...... No. That won't do at all. let's try again ....
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Yes, the deck chair had fallen over. Again!
Last time this was due to a big storm but last night we didn't have a storm. It was calm.
I was woken by a noise I remember and listened for a while but heard nothing more. I put it down to 'old house noises' and went back to sleep.
What's going on?
Yes. That's better. We're back to normal.
3 comments:
Might be time to move into a retirement home.
I assumed that you already had.
The chair more likely indicates the frustrated readers waiting for posts from the other bloggers.
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