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30th December 08, 08:14 AM
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It's not actually being part of the band. The lessons are being taught by band members/instructors. After the 5th course, the end of the 40 week program you are able to tryout for the band. This is a "beginners/ entry level" starting point. No previous knowledge needed. The lessons are affordable. Other private lessons cost much more. The exposure to others at this level is good, I want all the exposure I can get to become knowledgeable in the pipes. I'm finding that everyone seems to have "their way or style". Many different ways to skin a cat... I've been basically going by the "Green Book" for the last few months. Just as I view other forums on the GHBP's trying to widen my window or view, I want to become a well rounded, knowledgeable piper. For quality instruction, exposure, and chance to play in a band I'd gladly pay a nominal fee!! I'm very much looking forward to this opportunity!!!
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