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By Prince Albert Highlanders Pipes and Drums

PA Highlanders Pipes and Drums Ready to Instruct New Members

Nov 20, 2010 | 12:55 PM

Interested in learning the great highland bagpipe?

How about the snare, tenor, or bass drum?

Despite what it looks like, playing the pipes is not a test of endurance. Piping is an enjoyable experience and can be learned for little cost with a practice chanter (approx. $60).

Similarly, drumming is also very rewarding and you can easily get started with a pair of sticks and a practice pad.

Our band is always looking for individuals with some experience either piping or drumming and can help new beginners obtain the instruction they need to become proficient.

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We are a group made up of women and men from 12 to much, much older than 12 and we welcome new members for practices, parades and performances.

We have travelled all over the globe and are planning a trip to Beijing, China next fall.

If you are interested or would like more information contact Pipe-Major Dave Monette:

 monette@sasktel.net

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