July 27th is... (Includes Printable Freebies)
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| Photo Credit: Picture of Highland Bagpipes, by Ian Britton |
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Bagpipe Appreciation Day-- This is a day to celebrate and appreciate the storied history of an ancient musical device, the noble Highlands Scottish Bagpipe. Some view bagpipes as obnoxious, migraine inducing tools of destruction; the medieval equivalent of leaf blowers and car horns. But for true, full blooded aficionados the great booming drones and shrill piercing beauty of such a mad device is epic.
Read: The Book of the Bagpipe, by Hugh Cheape
-- relates the evolution of the bagpipe from the reeded pipes of ancient civilizations to its present-day position as a Scottish cultural icon, an evocative emblem of Celtic heritage, and a legitimate musical instrument. Delightfully illustrated with photographs, engravings, and color paintings of pipes and pipers through the ages, this book makes an ideal gift for anyone with an interest in Celtic music and history.
• LEGO Bagpipe Minifigures -- Other musical styles may come and go, but the Bagpiper knows in his heart the bagpipes will last forever!• Mini Bagpipe Toy -- Baby Bagpipe Royal Stewart Cover and Cord
• Highland Pipes And Drums -- Bagpipe Music Of Scotland by Ian McGregor and Scottish Pipe Band
• Scottish Bagpipe Piper Keyring -- Red Tartan Kilt Charm
Free Printables, Coloring Pages, Activities and Crafts:
• Interactive Tartan Weaver: this unique site gives you the chance to design your own Tartan
• Over 7,000 free bagpipe settings: pipers and celtic music fans will find this a useful resource
• Queensland Irish Association Pipe Band Bagpipe Learner's Book
• Five ESL bagpipes worksheets
• DLTK's Crafts for Kids: Scottish Bagpiper Paper Craft
• Make your own 'bagpipes' with a garbage bag and recorders
• Bonnie Bagpipes
• How to Make a Miniature Pretend Bagpipe
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