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When you think of bagpipes, you probably think of Scotland—but bagpipes are found all over the world! Meet Cassandre Balosso-Bardin, a fellow at The Met and the cofounder of #InternationalBagpipeDay ⁣🎶⁣ Tune in as she explores some of the 53 bagpipes in The Met’s Musical Instruments collection—and even plays a bit of ‘pipe herself. | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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Are your bagpipes in tune? Who cares?! 😉 This week, Andrew and Jim discuss the “who cares” model of bagpipe tuning – where it doesn’t matter whether you know instinctively whether your pipes are in tune, or even which way you need to shift a tuning pin or tape to fix the tuning. Instead, it’s important to become comfortable with the *process* of testing, trial and error, and perfecting a system that you can replicate each time you play, and get faster and better at each time. Check out the full

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$Bagpipes are fascinating instruments with some unique characteristics: \t1.\tNotes: Traditional Great Highland Bagpipes (the most common type in Scottish music) have nine notes: G, A, B, C, D, E, F, high G, and high A. \t2.\tScale: The bagpipe scale is mixolydian. It’s similar to a major scale but has a lowered seventh note, which gives it that distinct sound. \t3.\tKey: Bagpipes are typically tuned to a key around A mixolydian; however, due to their unique pitch (around 474–486 Hz, sharper than$