Duncan
ABOYNE
Soutar
HIGHLAND
of St Andrews SATU
GA
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1st
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AUGUST
Maker of the highest
On field before 10am or
quality bagpipes and reeds
Dr
preferably beforehand
Contact:
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10.00
Duncan Soutar
AdultMSR
1
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1 Sandyherd Court
Localfrom 1
0.30
St Andrews, Fife KY16 8HL
Adu
1.30
Scotland
Und
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18MSR
12.00
Tel/Fax: +44 (0)1334 475013
HornpipeandJig 1
14.
5.00
00
E-mail:
jack@taylor7361.freeserve.co.uk
soutar.bagpipes@lineone.net
www.duncansoutarofstandrews.com Tel: 01339 886297
House
Bagpipe Sales,
of
Sup
Bagpipes
plies & Repairs
639 Mangels Avenue • San Francisco, California 94127
TEL/FAX (415) 452-4220
Agent for David Naill, Wm. Sinclair & Son, Gillanders & McLeod, J. Dunbar, C.E. Kron
THE FINEST THE INDUSTRY HAS TO OFFER! PROMPT SERVICE
FEATURING
• Blackwood chanters by Naill and Sinclair, • “Fast Trap” – Revolutionary new, user
polypenco chanters by Naill and Dunbar
friendly, tube-type water trap, currently
• C.E. Kron products
being used by the Scots Guards
• Practice chanters in blackwood and polypenco
• Reeds by H. McNulty, J.K. McAllister,
• “Bagpipe Music Writer” by Robert MacNeill
G. MacLellan, G. Lumsden and Mark
– DOS-based software for writing and
Wygent
composing, specifically programmed for
bagpipes
• Full line of bagpipe accessories, cases and
electronic chanters
• “Bywell” Scottish Small Pipes by Ray Sloan
• Books and Music
Applications available for The College of Piping
California Summer School for Pipers and Drummers, and the Piping Times
Ask about the College of Piping, Prince Edward Island, Canada.
Call or write for repair information and for prices and availability
of other makes of pipes.
We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express, Discover!
By Appointment Only Lynne and Gail Miller
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