1. The pipe on all of the bagpipes in the world that has the finger holes on it.
2. For the Scottish Highland bagpipes/Irish Warpipes, the chanter (or practice chanter) is used to learn the basics before taking on the full instrument.
1. The chanter on the Highland pipes sounds close to that of the Spanish Gaita.
2. One must never stop playing the practice chanter as long as they play the pipes.
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