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Dr. Simon McKerrell: Some notes on the bagpipes (Part 2)

The Short Version

Scottish pipe folklore is rich with stories about composers, pipers, tunes, and supernatural elements. These tales reveal how piping has been embedded in culture and imagination for centuries.
Many famous tunes and stories have roots in historical events or legendary figures. Understanding the folklore adds depth and meaning to the music you play.

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