Of The Seaforth Highlanders-Despite the amalgamation of Regiments and the many changes that have occurred in the Army since 1926 when this collection was first published piping has remained an essential tradition of a Highland Regiment. The reprint of this collection emphasises the piping tradition and as the forerunner of books of regimental pie music it holds a special place in the bibliography of piping.

The Hal Leonard Bagpipe Method is designed for anyone learning to play the Great Highland Bagpipes.This comprehensive and easy-to-use beginner's guide serves as an introduction to the Bagpipe chanter.The accompanying DVD includes video lessons with demonstrations of all the examples in the book.Lessons include:The practice chanterThe Great Highland Bagpipe scaleBagpipe notationProper techniqueGrace-notingEmbe llishmentsPlaying and practice tipsTraditional tunesBuying a bagpipe and much more!

William Ross (1878-1966) joined the Scots Guards as a Piper in 1896 and served in both the Boer war and the Great war before becoming an instructor at the Army School of Piping. His Collection Of Highland Bagpipe Music - Book 3 was one of 5 compilations of Bagpipe tunes and includes over 40 Marches Reels Jigs and Airs. With over 50 years of teaching and competing Ross is often said to be the most influential Piper of the century. This expansive volume certainly helps to cement that title!