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The Secret History of Bagpipes

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We all know about bagpipes: deafeningly loud, and the quintessential symbol of Celtic aggression and _ pride. Or do we? Tom Morton wrestles with the truth about this most peculiar of instruments with contributions from Kate Adie , numerous pipers and pipe-makers, and one man who was prepared to go to court to protect the right to play his pipes. Producer Michael Surcombe

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Tom Morton
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Kate Adie
Producer:
Michael Surcombe
Source: Radio Times

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