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23rd April 07, 03:10 PM
#12
 Originally Posted by highlander_Daz
I wish people would see the "practice" chanter as an instrument in itself rather than as a stepping stone to the GHB, its a fantastic little instrument, if you forget about the pipes for a while and hammer the PC you will be a much more accurate piper in the long run, many people can make the PC sound fantastic, the "high drive" by Gordon Duncan is played all on the PC and it sounds great ! dont just see the pC as a barrier its an instrument all of its own !
it is, your right. it is also a wonderful little instrument becuase you can hear every note, and more importantly, all the gracenotes and other movements such as Tarluaths and Doublings.
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