Bagpipe Nation March 31, 2011
Posted on | April 1, 2011 | by Vince Janoski | 1 Comment
The March 31, 2011 episode of Bagpipe Nation is below for listening and downloading. Hosts Vince Janoski and Andrew Douglas chat with special guest Nate Wahlgren in a lively discussion on the current logic of the EUSPBA’s Grade 4 full-tune piobaireachd rule—what it might do to competitors, how many contests have canceled the event entirely, and what is in store for the future in an alternate bagpiping universe. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or directly in your feed reader by clicking here.
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