England: history of the pipe and tabor
Victorian taborers (1830 - 1900)
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double pipes |
morris dance |
pandean pipes |
'piper' - Regency and Victorian terminology |
street entertainers |
'tabber / taberer' |
'whittle and dub' |
Cecil Sharp, morris pipe and tabor |
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Newbury Weekly News and General Advertiser - Thursday 06 October 1870 Mr Lowesley showed part of his antiquarian collection of curiosities to the Field Club, which included a pipe and tabor. |
1872 advertisement for an entertainment at Crystal Palace ‘Comical Ballet Extraordinary’ which included “Sports and Pastimes of the 15th century, such as Pipe and Tabor” Bell's Life in London and Sporting Chronicle - Saturday 13 April 1872 |
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1872 Salisbury and South Wilts Museum – third annual loan collection |
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1883
Were these brass bands that are being referred to? Pipe and tabor may mean any musician: ![]() |
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1888 ‘Sale of Rare Porcelaine’![]() |
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1897 Musical committee of the Conservative Club annual treat was a visit to the workhouse inmates.![]() |
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