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13th April 06, 12:36 PM
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Everything about the bagpipes is different than what we are taught in eastern music. I think my short stint of playing the sax in school probably hurt more than it helped. Have to learn it all over again.
Also, with the practice chanter, don't be affraid to take those breaths, but take them. Remember, with the pipes, the bag will supply a constant flow of air. Take the breath with the chanter, if you miss a note, that's ok, just keep your timing and pick up on the note you should be at.
I'll also recommend getting a goose. Though my teacher swears the pipes are easier to play than the goose...you'll still be able to start getting the feel for the bag.
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