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24th February 08, 05:23 PM
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It really must be frustrating to wanna learn the pipes and have no available instructor.
Unfortunately, it's one instrument that requires one-on-one teaching. I've heard plenty of self-taught pipers and w/o even asking it's blatantly obvious they've had no instructor. Ya gotta have a tutor telling you what you're doing improperly and when you get it right.
There are audio/visual training aids, but they're supplemental. There are a number of instructors who teach via streaming video. I've heard mostly good and some bad. That may be worthwhile, though I can't recommend anyone in particular.
There's an old Asian axiom... "When the student is ready, the master will appear".
Slainte,
steve
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