Promoting the Bagpipe Revival since 1986
The Bagpipe Society
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- A new interpretation of the fully keyed sordellinas of Settala’s collection
- A slow boat to Sweden: creating my säckpipa over a mere twenty-seven years...
- Alfranio’s Phagotus
- Bagpipers at the Tudor Court
- Bagpipes in Colonial Mexico
- Blowout ‑ 5th ‑ 7th June, 2020
- Blowout 2011
- Gaitas-de-fole in Portugal and their connection to Galicia
- Gaspard de Gueidan by Hyacinthe Rigaud
- Grace Notes Spring 2019
- I found a little nut tree lurking in the bag
- Identifying “The Duke of Northumberland's Piper”
- In the Bag - Ceri Rhys Matthews
- Lincolnshire, Lancashire and Scotch Bagpipes: Regional and Pastoral bagpipes in 17th Century England
- The Earning of Hatred
- The Maltese Żaqq
- The Müsa: Original Instruments and a Hypothesis on Scales and Tunings
- The Music of Migration
- The Muzelzak - Muchosa - Part 2
- The Pastoral Pipes
- The Sourdeline of Manfredo Settala Part 2
- The Sourdeline of Manfredo Settala, a Milanese inventor in 1640. Part 1
- The Zhelbuaz: is this Kazakh bagpipe real?
- This is the Way Part II
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