EXPLORING THE DIVINE NATURE OF HIP-HOP BAGPIPES IN INDIA
I have wandered far afield from my workshop this month. I am writing this from Poona, India, where I am staying with my son and his wife for the entire month of January, so I am afraid I will not be answering any business emails until February.
It is a welcome break from the Scottish winter and I am spending much of my time here in bagpipe related pursuits. The main task is to finalise all the text for my tune book, which I hope will be completed and published in 2017. I am interspersing my time at the computer with spells of bag sewing; I completed sewing a Scottish small pipe bag this very day.
Next weekend we will be travelling to Meerut, a town north east of Delhi. Ever since I started making bagpipes I have been fascinated by by the quantity of Highland bagpipes that are manufactured in the city of Sialkot, Pakistan and would love to see exactly the way in which they are being manufactured there. But I doubt whether I will ever visit Pakistan. However Dr Peter Cook recently told me that they are also being made in India and kindly sent me a photo which he took in the early 1980's of a back street firm of bagpipe makers in Meerut, which appears to be the musical instrument making capital of India. We are going to spend this coming weekend there and I have been doing some online research and already come up with a few gems.
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I will of course report back next week on our findings. Who knows, maybe I will be able to buy the missing Lost Bagpipe Chord?
January 9th 2017