
SFU Pipe Band appears on Nodo-jiman (japanese karoke gameshow) in July 2003. Filmed live on location in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
SFU Pipe Band appears on Nodo-jiman (japanese karoke gameshow) in July 2003. Filmed live on location in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
No, it’s not wrong. It’s just the old way to play high A. ?
Nope, it’s just the old way of playing high A. Terry? Lee and a few other pipers in the SFU in its feeder organization (Robert Malcolm Memorial) play high A that way.
thats, just, so funny?
WRONG, its flatter than using ur ring finger on? the e hole.
Not funny at all. Have you considerd the fact that 99% of this program’s viewers were? Japanese living in Japan?
Btw, for everybody asking about the funny high A at the 1:45 mark. It’s the sort of high A we play in? Piobarieachd. No difference in sound, it’s just how we do it 😛
interesting variation in the? second half of the tune!
culture shock much?
I’m absolutely in love with the cultural diversity that is going on here. Japanese and Canadian Bagpipers? Talk? about a sharp difference! But how beautiful it is that two totally different cultures can come together like this! Thanks for uploading this video!
lfunny interview with one of the top 3 pipe majors in the world. How is the sound made? lol wow?
i guess u didnt see the? woman standing right beside him translating everything for him… lol
They film one episode each year outside of Japan and cities around the world compete for? the chance to host it!
If it’s a japanese show why is it being filmed in vancouver bc thats in canada??
Simon Fraber Unibersity pipa banda!!?
The Blue Cloud… by Adam? Quinn.
That’s the Nodo-jiman theme! and yes Reid is still? LD.
That’s the theme for the show… Nodo-jiman!?
Great? Job!