Sentence examples for playing pipes from inspiring English sources
Tourists descend on Edinburgh every August for the Edinburgh International Festival, a citywide celebration of theater, music, opera and dance performances; the nearly 3,000 Festival Fringe shows; and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo — military bands playing pipes and drums followed by fireworks.
The square attracted tradesmen, snake charmers ("wild, dark, frenzied men with long disheveled hair falling over their naked shoulders"), dancing boys of the Chleuh Atlas tribe, and musicians playing pipes, tambourines and African drums.
His bathroom, though, is huge and has a wall-sized mural of a faun playing pipes in a forest.
He had apparently had relatively little experience playing pipe organ -- and Nigey boasts that she actually taught him a couple of "stupid tricks" which he put to particularly good use in the song "Fifty-Fifty".
Parade marshals impatiently beckon, cavalrymen get their frisky mounts under control, elderly dignitaries fuss with their robes, maidens carry ritual implements, musicians play pipes and lyres, comely youths stand around being comely, and sacrificial cows and sheep process mildly to their demise.
Yeah, needless to say, I don't think even four packets of Fruit-by-the-Foot would've convinced Little Gagan to play Pipe Mania on the iPhone.
Anyone who has actually played Pipe Trouble would know that it's not a pipeline bombing simulator.
(Just try playing the pipes while cracking up).
Playing kalni pipes, the musicians welcomed the torch to the island of Sakhalin, 4,500 miles east of Moscow.
Just after winning the uilleann pipes competition for "slow airs," a genre of ancient Irish song, Thomas Johnston said he did not think of the Fleadh or his playing the pipes as an effort to maintain Irish culture.
In 2006 when a song was written in his honour by Devon folk singer Sheelagh Allen, Mr Millin told BBC: "I enjoyed playing the pipes, but I didn't notice I was being shot at.
