| Welcome and Happy New Year on behalf of the International Bagpipe Organisation! The upcoming conference will present a rich and varied selection of papers portraying many bagpipes around Europe including Ukraine, Poland, England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Belgium, Portugal, Malta and Italy. You can find the full schedule on the conference page. Tickets are now available on eventbrite. They include Saturday lunch as well as the Saturday evening Ceilidh and the Bring your Own Bagpipe session. Ticket prices (purchasable online) Note: the museum visit is free but should be booked with your ticket as numbers are limited. Note: The Saturday evening Ceilidh and the Bring your Own Bagpipe session are both included in the conference ticket. Conference Only £45.00 / Students £30.00 Conference + Museum Visit £45.00 / Students £30.00 Conference + Museum + Concert £50.00 / Students £35.00 Conference + Concert £50.00 / Students £35.00 Concert Only £5.00 |  International Bagpipe Conference 2016 presenter Karl Partridge featured in the Maltese Times in January 2016 |
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12/27/2017 07:32:11 pm
When my grandfather passed away last October, he left his bagpipe in his home upstairs. The bagpipe was the last thing my grandfather was playing before being locked in an eternal slumber. Although the bagpipe was quite dusty, I took the initiative to take the musical instrument and have it cleaned by a professional cleaner of musical instruments. Afterwards, the clean bagpipe was placed in a glass cabinet. At first, I thought of selling the bagpipe for a good amount of price. However, the memories that the bagpipe holds is too big for me to sell it. Leave a Reply. |
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