John MacLellan (1921-1991) was a British Army Piper whose playing teaching and leadership were revered by those who knew him. He was the youngest ever Pipe Major in the British Army the first Director of Army Bagpipe Music and won countless piping competitions. In The Piper’s Handbook he provides a complete guide to all non-musical aspects of the Highland Bagpipes including its components maintenance reeds set-up competitions and much much more. An essential resource for any Bagpipe player this book contains rare advice that will be treasured by all who receive it.

John MacLellan (1921-1991) was a British Army Piper whose playing teaching and leadership were revered by those who knew him. He was the youngest ever Pipe Major in the British Army the first Director of Army Bagpipe Music and won countless piping competitions. In The Piper’s Handbook he provides a complete guide to all non-musical aspects of the Highland Bagpipes including its components maintenance reeds set-up competitions and much much more. An essential resource for any Bagpipe player this book contains rare advice that will be treasured by all who receive it.

John MacLellan (1921-1991) was a British Army Piper whose playing teaching and leadership were revered by those who knew him. He was the youngest ever Pipe Major in the British Army the first Director of Army Bagpipe Music and won countless piping competitions. In The Piper’s Handbook he provides a complete guide to all non-musical aspects of the Highland Bagpipes including its components maintenance reeds set-up competitions and much much more. An essential resource for any Bagpipe player this book contains rare advice that will be treasured by all who receive it.

The objective through these exercises is to help the pupil produce a pure resonant tone on clearly enunciated words. The work is divided into four sections; Preparatory Exercises on Vowels and Consonants Word-Phrases Intoning Exercises Song-Studies. It is advised that section 1 should be studied first exercises should then be selected from the other three sections.

Horn Playing: A New Approach

The objective through these exercises is to help the pupil produce a pure resonant tone on clearly enunciated words. The work is divided into four sections; Preparatory Exercises on Vowels and Consonants Word-Phrases Intoning Exercises Song-Studies. It is advised that section 1 should be studied first exercises should then be selected from the other three sections.

Shena Fraser. If you have ever wished that you could read or sing music at sight this book and a little of your spare time will be of invaluable help. It can also help those who wish to overcome their problems with pitch and rhythm. Sing At Sight lays the foundations of an ability to sing any pieces of simple straightforward music and its successor. More Singing At Sight gives help with more advanced pieces.

Shena Fraser. If you have ever wished that you could read or sing music at sight this book and a little of your spare time will be of invaluable help. It can also help those who wish to overcome their problems with pitch and rhythm. Sing At Sight lays the foundations of an ability to sing any pieces of simple straightforward music and its successor. More Singing At Sight gives help with more advanced pieces.

John MacLellan (1921-1991) was a British Army Piper whose playing teaching and leadership were revered by those who knew him. He was the youngest ever Pipe Major in the British Army the first Director of Army Bagpipe Music and won countless piping competitions. In The Piper’s Handbook he provides a complete guide to all non-musical aspects of the Highland Bagpipes including its components maintenance reeds set-up competitions and much much more. An essential resource for any Bagpipe player this book contains rare advice that will be treasured by all who receive it.