
My free guide to the questions people are afraid to ask about learning the bagpipes, my answers, and the practical things that help you start, whatever your age.
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My answers to eight questions people are afraid to askfrom “Can my brain still learn something new?” to “Do I need a teacher?”
What helps your lungs, hands and fingersand why a light touch beats strong hands.
Five memory tricks that work at any ageand why you don't have to memorize anything to practice.
Equipment that makes it easierthe chanter, bag, blowpipe and reed that fit you.
A practice routine that fits your lifeabout 15 minutes most days. Even two or three minutes counts.
For anyone who heard the pipes and thought, “I want to learn to play the bagpipes,” and then wondered if it was too late. Kids, retirees, and everyone in between.
“In my almost 30 years of teaching, I have never met anybody who wanted to get up on the bagpipes who couldn't.”
Jori Chisholm, founder of BagpipeLessons.com
I've played the bagpipes for almost 40 years and started teaching pipers online in 2003. I've taught kids, and I've taught people who started in retirement. I've taught people who mastered other instruments and people who had never played a note of music in their lives.
A four-time U.S. Gold Medalist and a longtime member of the three-time World Champion Simon Fraser University Pipe Band.
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