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21st July 09, 04:27 PM
#11
Seriously, look into online piping tutors. There are several people who do give online lessons.
The Green Book is a standard for starting out, but not at all a self-teaching method. Be warned, it is meant to remind you of what your instructor is teaching you, not provide an alternate method of learning. For a ground-up manual, check into William Robertson's excellent tutor. He sells it on CD and it really is good. It still won't teach you to play the pipes without a teacher, but it might help a lot.
There are a very few people who have done it well without a teacher. Every one of them will probably tell you to try your best to get a teacher. There are a lot of subtleties in piping that can very easily be got wrong without a teacher to correct your bad technique before it becomes permanent.
Good luck!
-Patrick
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