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English piper
'Young' William Lamshaw (or Lambshaw) (1780 – 1806) was a player of the Northumbrian Smallpipes. Despite his early death, he was a significant figure in
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"Old" William Lamshaw, (c.1712-1798), was one of the earliest players of the Northumbrian Smallpipes of whom much is known. Besides being a celebrated
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Northumbrian smallpipe player (1775–1860)
him being appointed Piper to the Duchess in 1806, on the death of Young William Lamshaw.[1] Archived 13 December 2004 at the Wayback Machine. A photograph
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Town in Tyne and Wear, England
Fender – musician J. W. Fenwick – compiler of Northumbrian pipe music Young William Lamshaw – proponent of the Northumbrian smallpipes David Ross Lietch – poet
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English player of the Northumbrian pipes
(III). He is said to have known the piper Young William Lamshaw; this was perhaps as a pupil, for Lamshaw died in 1806, when Henry was only 17. One of
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Compilation of Northumbrian pipe music
well known tune "Lamshaw's Fancy", is here called "Lamshaw of North Shield's Fancy", which must refer specifically to Young William Lamshaw, who lived in
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English piper and fiddler (1798–1842)
from playing there by illness, his young nephew Robert Nicholson, then 18, "just the age of the late famed Wm Lamshaw, when he bore away the prize at a
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Musical artist
with Turnbull around this time, having initially learned from Old William Lamshaw (1712–1796). As Green was born in the year Turnbull died, he cannot
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British musician
Henry Cotes, of Bedlington), who played the pipes, being taught by Old William Lamshaw, who was piper to the Duke of Northumberland, and by the "celebrated
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