The Complete Burns Piper
Have you ever struggled with what to play at a Burns Supper besides the usual? This is the book for you. Compiled by Iain Duncan, this excellent book of 51 tunes has a huge range of Burns tunes to expand both your repertoire and your performance. Burns’ body of work is enormous yet we always seem to trot out only a handful of the really well known pieces and call it a celebration of Burns. This book will help every piper put and end to that. It also includes words to the songs, has a brief section with the highlights of Burns’ life, a very good section about preparation and the procedures of the evening, and, of course, the address of the Haggis. As last! There is, in one small, handy volume, everything the piper needs to play a celebration that is worthy of Scotland’s greatest bard.
Have you ever struggled with what to play at a Burns Supper besides the usual? This is the book for you. Compiled by Iain Duncan, this excellent book of 51 tunes has a huge range of Burns tunes to expand both your repertoire and your performance. Burns’ body of work is enormous yet we always seem to trot out only a handful of the really well known pieces and call it a celebration of Burns. This book will help every piper put and end to that. It also includes words to the songs, has a brief section with the highlights of Burns’ life, a very good section about preparation and the procedures of the evening, and, of course, the address of the Haggis. As last! There is, in one small, handy volume, everything the piper needs to play a celebration that is worthy of Scotland’s greatest bard.
Have you ever struggled with what to play at a Burns Supper besides the usual? This is the book for you. Compiled by Iain Duncan, this excellent book of 51 tunes has a huge range of Burns tunes to expand both your repertoire and your performance. Burns’ body of work is enormous yet we always seem to trot out only a handful of the really well known pieces and call it a celebration of Burns. This book will help every piper put and end to that. It also includes words to the songs, has a brief section with the highlights of Burns’ life, a very good section about preparation and the procedures of the evening, and, of course, the address of the Haggis. As last! There is, in one small, handy volume, everything the piper needs to play a celebration that is worthy of Scotland’s greatest bard.
