
Originally Posted by
Jock Scot
A pipe band never fails to stir my blood and a lone piper,playing well,needs to be at least 100 yards away to get the notes just so,for my hearing anyway.There is nothing better.
I agree with that. I love the sound of pipes but alone they can sometimes be a bit much for my ears. However, the addition of drums changes it entirely and it is my preferred "style" of pipe music. There are a few exceptions to this of course - amazing grace by a lone piper is truly moving.

Originally Posted by
Wompet
Scottish pipes, Irish pipes, English pipes, Spanish pipes, French pipes, Italian pipes, Czech pipes ...
but Polish pipes not so much.
A few years back I spent 6 months in Bulgaria and was completely astonished to find that one of their traditional instruments was a set of bagpipes. I had always thought of bagpipes as a strictly Scottish instrument until then.
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