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/Home/Arts/Music/Instruments/Bagpipe agate.net Votes:0 agate.net Click here to go to agate.net . Read More Go to Site Bagpipe Care Votes:0 CONTACT | HOW TO ORDER - TERMS & CONDITIONS | FRONT PAGE THE HOBGOBLIN INFO SOURCE HOBGOBLIN INDEX PAGE HOBGOBLIN INFO INDEX CATALOGUE & ONLINE SALES HOBGOBLIN SHOP PAGES ABOUT HOBGOBLIN Care and Maintenance of Bagpipes Hobgoblin Music, P.O. Box 2522, Henfield, BN5 9SN, UK - 0845 130 9500 Advice for beginners Care of the Wood Seasoning the bag Reed Maintenance Setting the Irish Chanter Reed Scottish Smallpipe Reeds - by John Rutzen Advice for beginners Bagpipes can be troublesome instruments and require good care and maintenance. In time you will need to become familiar with the workings of reeds, but when your pipes are new and you are in the first stages of learning, it is best to leave the reeds well alone if at all possible. It is unwise to remove the chanter from its stock to expose t Read More Go to Site Bagpiper.Com - Worldwide Directory of Bagpipe Players, Pipe Bands, Bagpipe Makers, and More Votes:0 BAGPIPER•COM Part of the Bagpipe Network Welcome, My Profile | Sign Off --> Guest SIGN IN | SIGN UP | Forgot Password Home Create Ad Edit Ad Support BAGPIPERS America Canada Europe World Wide PIPEBANDS America Canada Europe Austraila Africa Asia South America Caribbean Middle East Forums News Classifieds Gallery Store Search Search All Site Info Join Directory Register Log In Create Ad Forgot Account Password ? Upgrade an Ad Bagpiper Directory United States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Ore Read More Go to Site Bagpipes in Spain Votes:0 Next: What Does it Look Up: Galician Bagpipes Previous: Contents Bagpipes in Spain There are many different types of Spanish bagpipes (called ``gaita'', in general), though probably the best known and more healthy are the Galician bagpipe (``gaita galega'', or, more properly, ``gaita de fol'') and its relative the Asturian bagpipe (``gaita asturiana''). The most important differences between these two types of gaitas are the tuning (the Asturian bagpipe has the high B (for a C tuned gaita ) slightly flattened), and the fingering (as far as I know, all Asturian bagpipes have closed fingering). Other Spanish bagpipes are also found in Catalonia (``sac de gemecs'') , the Balearic Islands (``xeremia'') , Zamora (``gaita zamorana'' and the probably better known ``gaita sanabresa''), Logroñ Read More Go to Site

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