
| Welcome to the site for The Bagpipe Society.
It is hoped that these pages will give you an idea as to the objectives
and activities of the Society and, if you are not already a member
but have an interest in the instrument, serve as an introduction and
an invitation to join. If you have any comments on the site we would
be interested in hearing from you. |
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UPDATE -19/10/2009
Bagmart Thinking of buying or selling some pipes? Check out the Bagmart page first - you may pick up a bargain! |
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New Pipe Tune Book Well
known piper Dave Rowlands has released "Drone Rage" the
first of two planned tune books. The tune
section has a strong French bias, while the traditional section is
a mix of Border, Irish, and English tunes well suited to Jon Swayne/European While being mainly of interest to Swayne/European pipe players, there is much to interest the players of other instruments, particularly Hurdy-Gurdy's, Pipe and Tabor, other pipes with a range exceeding one octave, and, of course, all musicians seeking hidden treasures. Often pipers have to buy many books and search through for tunes that will work on pipes. This is a tune book, by a piper, for pipers. Available now from the publisher, with the option to preview the book. Click here |
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Chanter Articles Online
If you are thinking of joining the Society, and want a taste of what's in Chanter, 3 recent articles have been published online. Click here to read them.
WANTED - Tunes!
We are still looking for any tunes you have written, or that have gone out of copyright to publish on the website in the near future.
Any
tunes that you'd like to present to a wider audience, that you don't
mind sharing with the world most welcome. Any format
accepted so please send them directly to me and we will
collate and publish them. Please send tunes to: tunes 'at' snozz.com
MANY THANKS to all those people who have already sent in tunes - we are working on them for publication.
Thank you to Aron Garceau for the bagpipe images on the site. His amazing collection of bagpipe images can be found here
Whilst we are happy to receive questions regarding bagpipes via e-mail, The Bagpipe Society is unable to guarantee an answer but will help where possible. If your query is regarding types of pipes you may wish to learn then it is suggested that you approach a maker.
Contacts:
Website:
bagpipes 'at' snozz.com
General enquiries: Ian Clabburn - ian_clabburn'at'yahoo.co.uk
Membership & Treasurer: Michael Ross - bagpipes'at'snozz.com
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