Per the recent article in Bagpipe News, found here:
https://bagpipe.news/2021/09/06/bobb...col-brown-ten/
I'm very curious to know if anybody else has tried this. There is a bit of a misnomer in the article; Mr. Hussein using the term "dry ice" and then telling how his grandmothers servant used that same ice in his mouth for circular breathing in his reeded flute. Dry ice in the mouth sounds like a bad time. I would imagine he meant ice that hasn't begun melting.
I'd be very curious to hear if anybody else has done anything like this for dry conditions. I live in Southern California and sometimes it gets so arid here that this technique could be beneficial. I've never tried it, but it seems like the linings of modern hybrid bags would kind of lend themselves to the inevitable "wetness" of melting ice.
Thoughts?
https://bagpipe.news/2021/09/06/bobb...col-brown-ten/
I'm very curious to know if anybody else has tried this. There is a bit of a misnomer in the article; Mr. Hussein using the term "dry ice" and then telling how his grandmothers servant used that same ice in his mouth for circular breathing in his reeded flute. Dry ice in the mouth sounds like a bad time. I would imagine he meant ice that hasn't begun melting.
I'd be very curious to hear if anybody else has done anything like this for dry conditions. I live in Southern California and sometimes it gets so arid here that this technique could be beneficial. I've never tried it, but it seems like the linings of modern hybrid bags would kind of lend themselves to the inevitable "wetness" of melting ice.
Thoughts?
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