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GUEST,RA Irish but Not Scottish Sessions. Why? (86* d) RE: Irish but Not Scottish Sessions. Why? 04 Nov 24


PMB makes some good points, but I don't really agree with the observation about the highland bagpipes. I would agree that they're not suited to pub performance, but there are other types of Scottish pipes which are more suitable - the smallpipes, for example. The highland pipes constitute their own ecosystem, I think, which is separate from the session scene - that's to say, they're not really a 'folk' instrument like the fiddle or smallpipes. They're more of a courtly and martial instrument.


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