Beginners Pipes lesson podcast..

[kitchen piper]

Hello!

If you fancy having a go at learning the Scottish Smallpipes, or indeed any other highland fingered pipe, at last online and ready for use is the first podcast.

Don't let the word podcast put you off though, essentially it's just an audio file of me playing and talking!

I've written a tutor book that is a bit different to the others on the market and I'm podcasting it free to the world!!!!!!

You can either subscribe to the podcast, or just visit the blog page and manually download the audio file. Each podcast will have an audio file and a pdf of the relevant music. There will be about 8 podcats all building up into the whole tutor book.

This is for my masters dissertation, so I need as many people to give this a go as possible! All data for the dissertation will be totally and utterly anonymous.

So visit the site:
http://smallpiper.blogspot.com/

Or catch it at Radio Britfolk (in a few weeks time.)
http://www.radiobritfolkhome.co.uk/

But most of all, give me feedback!!!!
Thanks (in advance!)

(^_^)

Vx

[kitchen piper]

Hello!
I'd love to hear from anyone who tried out my smallpipe podcast. I'm running a competition this week for people who have tried it out. Answer a questionnaire and the first 20 people to reply win one of our CDs. Check it out if you're up for this!

http://smallpiper.blogspot.com/

:)
Vix

[Bagpiper]

Hello Vicki,

I have posted your contest on http://www.bagpipenews.com.

Great Website and tutor. I will be giving the contest a shot myself.

Cheers,

Kevin

[piperjohn124]

hi, gave ur podcast a wee look and the music is fantastic , blew me away, keep up the good work regards john.