The bagpipe preceptor; or, The art of playing the great Highland bagpipe : rendered perfectly easy to every capacity; : By which any one who has a taste for music may soon acquire a knowledge of that grand and warlike instrument, without the air of a master. : To which are added, a few favourite simple airs, ...
Menzies, Robert,Capt.
Edinburgh : printed and published by Oliver and Boyd ... and sold by Nathaniel Gow and Son ... [etc.],
1818.
Secondary title-page: A preceptor for the great Highland bagpipe.
Library copy: includes pencil annotations
Library copy: "The Amateur was Captain Robert Menzies of Perth. Information from Notices of Piping, compiled by Major I Mackay Scobie[?] & A Campbell Kilberry in furthering a project began [sic] by Lt Ian MacLennan. The Notices of Piping were published by The Piping Times." (inserted loose-leaf manuscript note)
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