Fears for bagpipes as they slip into bottom five of instruments purchased in the UK
Music expert warns Scotland's national instrument could be becoming 'critically endangered' with not enough kids learning to ...
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Brooks: At this Minnesota college, every student is entitled to free bagpipe lessons
He thought bagpipes looked like fun. He was right. “You can tune a lawnmower.” In the Macalester College Pipe Band, they take the music seriously, but not themselves. Bagpipes mark the big ...
Iconic music symbol of Scotland could die out as sales plummet
BAGPIPES face an “existential threat” as they have become one of the least popular musical instruments amongst budding musicians. The Scottish icon has ended up in the bottom five of worst selling ...
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Hand-made Scottish bagpipes producer, one of the last, on why they are superior
The Highland bagpipe is a part of Scottish culture and history, famous for its distinctive, powerful sound that even accompanied troops as they landed in Normandy on D-Day during World War II.
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Haggis, bagpipes and live music: Burns Night
The Scottish festival celebrating the life of poet Robert Burns is coming to Algorfa January 25 at Lo Crispin Tavern. From ...
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Bagpipes, a symbol of Scottish culture and history
Talking about Scotland, most people think of men in skirts playing bagpipes which became a symbol of Scottish identity during ...
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Are bagpipes in danger of becoming extinct?
Bagpipes are “critically endangered” after becoming one of the bottom five bought instruments, experts warn. The famous Scottish pipes joined kazoo, bassoon, tenor horn, oboe and flugelhorn ...