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 "A true gentleman is a man who knows how to play the bagpipes  -  but does'nt"     Anon

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Bagpipes are not everyone’s choice of an instrument to learn and to play in retirement, and may be less suitable for those living in a flat without access to wide open spaces.  But as a member of a pipe band or playing solo for appropriate social occasions a piper can give great enjoyment to himself and the audience.

The  ‘fingering’ is learnt and practiced on a chanter (similar to a recorder) which can safely be played indoors.

They say it takes seven generations to make a real piper, but few listeners are sufficiently discerning to tell.

If you want to learn about bagpipe recitals in a City pub, or tuition classes in SE11 then see     www.scottishpipingsocietyoflondon.com

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For all the kit see:

www.college-of-piping.co.uk/acatalog/index.html 

 www.bagpipeanddrum.com
 www.bagpipestore.net
www.kilberry.com
www.qualitybagpipes.com

www.pipedreamsreeds.com  for drone and chanter reeds on line



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