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• The piped music came back on, and he suddenly turned.
• An online debate about piped music in shops started by Which?
• Then, as piped music played, two heavy doors opened before us.
• Haunting Andean pipe music is played in the background.
• It has a sound : piped music and floors so clean they squeak.
• Stores piped music and sales pitches into the street.
• He was a very influential piper who broke the boundaries of traditional piping music.
• Boyle had learned pipe music from Michael Touhey of Loughrea, grandfather of Patsy Touhey.
• He is being given the traditional welcome by the villagers by drum beating and pipe music.
• Magazine in July 2014 attracted record numbers of comments, most hating piped music in shops.
• In his lifetime he would publish three books of traditional and modern pipe music and three solo albums.
• The piped music is of cicadas, presumably to give visitors the feeling of being in a lavender field.
• Their testimony could be countered by experts prepared to attest to the benefits of piping music to farm animals.
• His tutor in pipe music as Liam D醠l Connolly, and his grandson, John Burke ( piper ).
• A barber is on hand and a would-be radio station pipes music through loudspeakers connected to the trees.
• It has its own wine cellar and organ, piping music throughout the entire house, which was renovated in 1998.
• Their work eventually led to the publication of The Northumbrian Minstrelsy, a substantial part of which concerned Northumbrian pipe music.
• He was quoted as saying that some aquariums in Japan released piped music into tanks and the fish move to the rhythm.
• Young Mark's job was to monitor the reel-to-reel recorder that piped music into the station all day.
• The suitability of DADGAD to Celtic music stems from the fact that it facilitates the use of a number of moveable pipe music.