Low G to High A. Nine notes. No sharps, no flats, no key changes. The bagpipe scale plays by its own rules, and learning to read it on paper is easier than you think.
→ The bagpipe scale explained, and why it's unlike anything else
→ Finger placement: a guide to playing all 9 notes cleanly and effectively
→ Reading pipe music: where to start
→ What is the time signature and why should I care?
→ The dots on the page: notation without the headaches