The Bagpipe Chanter Practice is a beginner-friendly woodwind instrument with a two-reed design. It is made of either wood or synthetic materials and features a two-part construction. The practice chanter consists of a small-diameter hole in the center for connecting the two pieces and inserting a reed. By blowing air into the mouthpiece, vibrations are generated, producing sound. The lower end of the chanter has finger holes to adjust the pitch. This instrument is primarily used for developing finger dexterity in playing bagpipe melodies.
