This enchanting, sweet toned pipe is copy of the earliest known Scottish smallpipe (1757)
Scottish Bagpipes
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Scottish Smallpipes
The Scottish Small Pipes are the quietest of the Scottish 'cauld wind' bellows pipes.
Montgomery Smallpipes
The most important surviving set of 18th Century smallpipes is the Montgomery smallpipes which are on permanent display in the Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.
Highland Bagpipe
PLEASE NOTE: these pipes are currently undergoing extended further research. Please contact me if you need to know more regarding waiting lists and prices.
This pìob mhòr brings together a set of 18th century drones and Highland piping’s most precious relic, the chanter of Iain MacAoidh, Am Pìobaire Dall (1656–1754), ‘the lad who outstripped MacCrimmon’. The originals are in the museum of the National Piping Centre, Glasgow
Border Pipes
THE BORDER OR LOWLAND BAGPIPE IS A LOUD CAULD WIND PIPE.
