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Highland Hip

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5/5. Piper Dougie Pincock, from Plockton, chats to Sally Magnusson about his unique style on the bagpipes. He also speaks about his role as director of the National
Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music, which aims to raise the status of the genre. For further details see Monday

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