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This article is from the Bagpipe FAQ, by Denise McNickle denisem@southwind.net with numerous contributions by others.

8.1) What bagpipe-related pages are available on the World Wide Web (WWW)?

As you might already know, the number and content of Web sites increases
daily. Therefore the following list is sure to be only partial:

This Bagpipe FAQ:

http://www2.southwind.net/~denisem (in the Bagpipes section)

John Wash's bagpipe home page. Probably your best place to "surf"
for piping material on the Web:

http://pipes.tico.com/pipes/pipes.html

David Daye's bagpipe page. Probably more neat stuff than humans should be
allowed on one page:

http://www-bprc.mps.ohio-state.edu/~bdaye/bagpipes.html

Aliatair Fraser's list of University-based pipe bands:

http://www.ems.psu.edu/~fraser/PipeBands.html

Brian Nelson's list of bagpipe teachers:

http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/instruments/Bagpipe_teachers

The Western U.S. Pibe Band Association (WUSPBA):

http://www.sonic.net/~jcreager/WUSPBA/wuspba.html

Manuel Carro's Galician pipes page:

http://www.clip.dia.fi.upm.es/~boris/gaita/

The abc2mtex and playabc utilities:

abc2mtex introduction:
http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/tunes/abc2mtex/INTRO.html

abc notation:
http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/tunes/abc2mtex/abc.txt
http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/tunes/abc2mtex/usrguide.ps

the abc2mtex and playabc packages:
http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/tunes/abc2mtex/abc2mtex.tar.gz
http://celtic.stanford.edu/pub/tunes/playabc-1.1.tar.gz

Michael Loehr's folk tunes:

http://este.darmstadt.gmd.de:5000/~loehr/music.html

 

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