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THE DURER PIPES

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An impressive bagpipe with a wondrous low, rich tone based on the famous woodcut by Albrecht Durer dated 1514.

THE DANISH PIPE Based on various 16th Century pictures from Northern Europe of bagpipes with two equal tenor drones.

SCOTTISH SMALLPIPES

These are a quieter, indoor bellows- or mouth-blown pipe, with a rich tone; popular with highland pipers. Available in a range of keys.

BORDER BAGPIPE

The Border, or Lowland bagpipe is a loud pipe with a conical chanter in A. It can be bellows- or mouth-blown.

18th CENTURY GREAT HIGHLAND BAGPIPE

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Early 18th Century pìob mhòr, or Great Highland Bagpipe. The drones are exact copies from a set in the Piping Centre Museum, Glasgow. A range of copies of historic chanters is available.

MONTGOMERY SMALLPIPES

A copy of the earliest known Scottish smallpipe (1757), currently housed in The Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh. This enchanting, sweet toned pipe can be mouth-blown, (as original) or bellows-blown.

This strident mouth-blown pipe takes its inspiration from a famous early English bapiper, the Miller in Chaucer's 'Canterbury Tales' It is available in a range of keys and drone configurations.

A versatile and popular English bagpipe which for twenty years has proved simple enough for beginners but challenging enough for more experienced players. Mouth- or bellows-blown; available in a range of keys. Mouth-blown sets in D usually available from stock.

Based on an early 16th Century Cornish carving , these double-pipes have exciting possibilities for harmonies, counter melodies and moveable drone effects.

Based on a 16th Century carving form North Devon, this is a loud double-pipe with a drone and plenty of possibilities for harmonies and counter-melodies.This is the latest addition to my range.

Based on a description in theTalbot manuscripts from the 1690's, this is a double smallpipe with a quiet, sweet tone and possibilities for playing harmonies and counter melodies. Available in a range keys, mouth- or bellows-blown.