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>My ear was trained long before I started piping. I've >never developed a liking for the flat high A - >especially when a solo piper is playing a slow tune >with a flat high A. > >Yet, when there are two or more pipers playing >together, it seems to me that when they're tuned to a >flat high A, the beat frequency(ies) between the high >A's are masked. Has anyone else noticed this? I >suspect that this is the reason for flattening the >high A. > >On a related note, my War-Mac chanter with a Warnock >reed sounds a flat high A with all other notes in tune >(to my ear). I wonder if this is by design.
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