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'''The Bagpipe in Northern England''' by R.D.Cannon in The [[Folk Music Journal]] - Vol.2 No.2 1971
'''The Bagpipe in Northern England''' by R.D.Cannon in The [[Folk Music Journal]] - Vol.2 No.2 1971
J B Marriott, The Bagpipe in Northern England [letter] -  Vol.2 No.5 1974
'''English Bagpipe Music''' by R D Cannon in The [[Folk Music Journal]]  Vol.2 No.3 1972

Revision as of 15:17, 2 September 2008

Many people, on hearing the word bagpipe, think of the Great Highland bagpipe of Scotland - the piob mor. There are, in reality, many different bagpipes in the British Isles and even more in Europe.

The rural country bagpipe existed in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Lancashire and many more counties besides.

In the present time the main bagpipes being played are:

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Articles

The Bagpipe in Northern England by R.D.Cannon in The Folk Music Journal - Vol.2 No.2 1971

J B Marriott, The Bagpipe in Northern England [letter] - Vol.2 No.5 1974

English Bagpipe Music by R D Cannon in The Folk Music Journal Vol.2 No.3 1972