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Yesterday my boss played her flute all day at work and today this is the Savage Chickens! This is not the first time the chickens humored my life so precisely! Thanks for all the laughs!
Arent the bagpipes just a flute with a bag?
Wow, thanks, Doug! My students will be thrilled 🙂
To answer you, Grubby: no, bagpipes are quite different from the flute. Some fingerings may be similar, but they’re different beasts altogether.
Thanks again from the Pearson Middle School Music Department here in Winchester, CT!!!
-Sarah DiVenere
ms. D it’s so cool you got a cartoon dedicated to us! Thanks Doug!
I think these chickens are following me for this stuff. And Grubby, Irish all over the world now wish to FLOG you!
I’m surprised no one managed to catch that Bagpipes are from Scotland.
There are Irish bagpipes, although the Scottish Highland pipes are the most well known.
According to Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagpipes#History), maybe already the ancient Hittites knew bagpipes three millennia ago.
(I found it worth posting for the possible implications of one of the images on that page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bagpipes#/media/File:Santes_Creus_Bagpiper.JPG – and now I can’t help imagining the figures with chicken heads and wings instead of human heads and arms)