Bagpipes are made out of a few parts. The drones are pipes that are tuned to play a single note. They are tuned by the fixed length of the pipe. The chanter is a tube with finger holes.

Stuart Smillie of Great Big Story traveled from London to Edinburgh, Scotland to learn how to play the bagpipes in an hour.

The Gordon Clan is my affiliation and I've recently had the opportunity to visit some Gordon castles in Scotland and actually play the bagpipes at those castles which was very special to me and ...

Suggestions on online bagpipe forums for home-made seasoning ... Scottish pipes have three drones, two tenors which play exactly the same note and the bass which plays an octave below.

"So they have a long lineage." Image caption, Alasdair is the third generation of family to play the pipes Bagpipes were carried into other battles during WW1, and again during World War Two.

Being Oklahomans, we're going to fight through it. That's just, that's the way we do things.” 2 News Oklahoma's Braden Bates talked with the man whose performance is going viral on social media.