Fyshstyx, a Scottish Jig in B Hypu-Aeolian @JordanAlexanderKey
Fyshstyx, a Scottish Jig in B Hypu-Aeolian  @JordanAlexanderKey
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Last night in the cold Mountains of Enchantment in Leavenworth, Washington (yes, that is actually the mountains' name, haha).

Having fun by the fire, trying to remember a jig I wrote for my dog many years ago. I feel like many pipers have known that experience. It is nice to name tunes after those we love and dedicate the music to memory for performance. It means you'll never forget that tune, and so you'll never forget that loved one: you will think about them every time we share that tune. #bagpipes #celticmusic #bagpipesrock #musicislove
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"Fyshstyx, a Scottish Jig" in B Hypu-Aeolian

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