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6th September 07, 11:17 AM
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Harp and Dragon
I've been wanting to learn to play the bagpipes for some time now. I recently discovered that my friend Greg is in fact a piper, and he has offered to teach me. Naturally, the first thing I want to do is to get a practice chanter.
I have heard enough about Pakistani bagpipes and chanter etc. to know to stay away from them. I have, however, found a store call the "Harp and Dragon" (http://www.harpanddragon.com/) which supplies, among other things, beginning bagpipe supplies.
I was looking through their website, and the long chanters they sell seem attractive. I also noted the "practice pipes" they sell, which include: "synthetic bag, plastic blowstick, plastic long chanter, two small drones, all synthetic reeds." The blowstick and the chanter detach and join together to form a practice chanter.
My questions are these:
Has anyone dealt with this company or their products before?
What do you think of their "practice pipes"?
Also, I am a college student, and have a very limited budget, so if you recommend any alternatives, please keep in mind that I have at most $200 to invest in this, and I probably won't have much more until next semester. I would like to keep as much of it as possible until then.
A pre-emptive thanks to everyone whom I sure will chime in on this.
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