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Pipers start their journey on a practice chanter – but can you do more with a practice chanter than just… well, practice?
This week, Jim and Andrew discuss practice chanters – should be seen as standalone instruments or just tools for learning the bagpipes? The conversation touches on competitive piping cultures in Scotland and North America, the introduction of practice chanter contests in CLASP, and debates the benefits and potential downsides of fancy chanters, friends' experiences, and the influence of stereotypes on the piping image. Join the debate on whether practice chanters deserve more respect!
Got a topic you’d like us to cover in a future episode? Leave a comment or email us: [email protected]
Here’s what we cover this week:
00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
01:04 Discussing Practice Chanters
01:49 The ES Session Chanter Debate
06:27 Practice Chanter Competitions
15:00 Cultural Differences in Bagpiping
19:57 Personal Bagpiping Stories
23:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
By Andrew Douglas and the Piper's Dojo Team4.9
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Pipers start their journey on a practice chanter – but can you do more with a practice chanter than just… well, practice?
This week, Jim and Andrew discuss practice chanters – should be seen as standalone instruments or just tools for learning the bagpipes? The conversation touches on competitive piping cultures in Scotland and North America, the introduction of practice chanter contests in CLASP, and debates the benefits and potential downsides of fancy chanters, friends' experiences, and the influence of stereotypes on the piping image. Join the debate on whether practice chanters deserve more respect!
Got a topic you’d like us to cover in a future episode? Leave a comment or email us: [email protected]
Here’s what we cover this week:
00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
01:04 Discussing Practice Chanters
01:49 The ES Session Chanter Debate
06:27 Practice Chanter Competitions
15:00 Cultural Differences in Bagpiping
19:57 Personal Bagpiping Stories
23:32 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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