[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #7392, aired 2016-11-01 [PAR] 5 days ago ... Skirl is a shrill wailing sound; as a verb, it means to play this Highland instrument 
... Lea Salonga won a Tony for her leading role in this musical, a modern-day "
Madame Butterfly" ... The J! Archive is created by fans, for fans. The Jeopardy! 
game show and all elements thereof, including but not limited to... [DOC] [TLE] Skirl - definition of skirl by The Free Dictionary [PAR] The shrill sound made by the chanter pipe of bagpipes. 2. .... play - perform music 
on (a musical instrument); "He plays the flute"; "Can you ... the start of the Scots 
Highland Pipes and Drums celebration of Robert Burns Night Saturday evening. [DOC] [TLE] Dictionary of the Scots Language :: SND :: Skirl v., n. [PAR] To emit a shrill, piercing sound, to scream, shriek. .... Of a musical instrument, esp
. the bagpipes, or its player: to produce shrill sounds (on), to play a shrill tune. ... It 
heartens me like the skirling of the Highland pipes. .... In various contexts, of a 
screeching whirring noise made by some mechanical means, a train whistle, the
... [DOC] [TLE] I need bagpipe neologisms [Archive] - Bob Dunsire Bagpipe Forums [PAR] Or the names within Piping that are associative to the sound made by the ... back 
to skirl, which in my dictionary is "to sound out in shrill piercing tones, .... I'd love 
to find out how that word made it's way from France to the Highlands. ... I'm not 
sure it's used elsewhere to describe part of a musical instrument. [DOC] [TLE] Patriotism and the Skirl of the Pipes: The Scottish Highland Pipe ... [PAR] Mar 13, 2014 ... Music has long been used as a tool in generating feelings of patriotism ... by 
band music; Great Britain, in particular, made use of the Highland ... using the 
uniqueand to some, frighteningsound of their instrument to great effect. ..... 
The shrill sound of the pipes dear to the heart of a Highlander will soon... [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of bagpipe terms - Wikipedia [PAR] This article defines a number of terms that are exclusive, or whose meaning is 
exclusive, ... Also known as barking, as this is the sound created. ... A 20th 
century attempt to create an instrument similar to the Highland bagpipe, but with 
an ..... Skirl: of a bagpipe: to emit the high shrill tone of the chanter; also: to give 
forth music;... [DOC] [TLE] Galiano Concert Society - Timeline | Facebook [PAR] +1 250-537-6141 ... A Highland Piper lives a lonely life in some ways as they 
play an instrument that ... as the skirl  the sound produced by the pipes, is 
defined as a high, shrill, wailing ... Do you want to tell us about a future musical 
event? [DOC] [TLE] Testimonials Ye Olde Scotland - The Tartan Lady [PAR] The poetic name for Scotland or the Highlands. ... In fact, a clan's name was often 
formed by combining the chief's ancestral name with Mac, meaning son of. .... A 
musical instrument consisting of a set of pipes through which air is blown from a 
bag held under the player's arm making a loud shrill sound known as a skirl. [DOC] [TLE] Let The Games Begin In Casselberry - tribunedigital-orlandosentinel [PAR] Jan 15, 1999 ... She took him to his first Highland Games in Pennsylvania back in 1969. ... The 
pipes are known as a musical instrument of war. The shrill and penetrating notes 
can be heard at distances more than six miles, and have been used to strike fear 
in the ... Musician's Pipes Skirl The Sounds Of His Ancestors [DOC] [TLE] printer friendly version (pdf) - University of Glasgow [PAR] only two show non-Highland bagpipes. ... the Living (1702), consisting of 
invented cor- ... hierarchy of musical instruments, and how it is ... a 'Babylonian 
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Question: "Skirl" is the shrill sound made by this musical instrument of the Highlands
Answer: a bagpipe