Bagpipe I
Learning the pipes begins with a quiet instrument called the practice chanter, which is a reed instrument with the same number of finger holes as the chanter of the bagpipes. This enables you to quietly learn the correct fingering of pipe music without blowing hard and making a lot of terrible noises. This course will focus on correct fingering technique and will cover the rudiments of music, such as tone, tuning, rhythm and expression. To purchase a practice chanter and instructional book contact the instructor at info@bagpiping.org
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Beginner to intermediate |
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Members - $165.00 / Non-members - $180.00
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| 2010 - Fall 2010 |
| Fall 2010: 8 Tuesdays; October 5- November 23, 2010; 6pm-7pm |
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Location:
Chatham University
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| 2011 - Winter |
| Winter 2011: 8 Tuesdays; January 25-March 15, 2011; 6pm-7pm |
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Location:
Chatham University
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This session is not available for registration now. |
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| 2011 - Spring 2011 |
| Spring 2011: 8 Tuesdays; April 5-May 24, 2011; 6pm-7pm |
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Location:
Chatham University
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This session is not available for registration now. |
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