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Other highlighted public events include a Saturday seminar at the Cantor Arts Center called “Understanding Buddhist Art,” which includes a lecture, discussion and gallery tour. “The Other Bagpipes: Exotic and Lesser-Known Piping Traditions of the World” introduces listeners to the bagpipes of many cultures, along with a bit of bagpipe folklore.

Registration is now open. Courses start the week of Sept. 22 and meet on campus from 7 to 8:50 p.m. Monday through Thursday. University employees who work half time or more may use their Staff Training Assistance Program STAP funds to pay tuition and registration fees.

For more information and course registration, visit the web at http://continuingstudies.stanford.edu.

Continuing Studies fall registration open.

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February 2-3, 2008 - Delco Midatlantic Workshop

LOCATION: The Holiday Inn, BWI Airport, Baltimore, MD

For more information or to register, download the Delco Midatlantic Workshop Flier in pdf format.

This year, we are offering EUSPBA Piping Certification Exams as well. The syllabus for the exams can be downloaded here - Syllabus - in pdf format. We hope to see you there!

EUSPBA-MAB Events.

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Here is an article on About.Com explaining a bit about the bagpipes.

” The bagpipe is one of the oldest reed instruments, it is generally associated to Scotland but existed way back during ancient civilization. Bagpipes are used in festivites as well as marching bands. There are two main types: mouth-blown bagpipes, played by blowing air into it by mouth, and bellows-blown bagpipe, the air is supplied by bellows….”

Profile of the Bagpipe.

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Loch Rannoch Pipes & Drums is currently recruiting pipers.  As the demand for the band continues to grow the need for additional pipers as grown.  Pipers of all skill levels are welcome.  For beginners or those interested in learning to play the pipes we have an active lesson program available.  We are based in Doylestown, PA and practice every Wednesday from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

If interested, please visit our website at www.lochrannochpipesdrums.com at go to the contact us page.

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