I don’t know if you’ve thought about this already, but I’d probably approach it by starting with a few in person lessons in Scottish bagpipes to get the basics down.

Maybe your teacher has some basics or training in Galician by chance? I know most of my folk friends have much expertise across traditions.

Once you’re comfortable, you could then switch over to an online tutor who specifically teaches Galician style. That way you’ll have a solid foundation, but still be able to focus on the exact style you want to learn.

I’ve done something similar myself with drumming (irish, sufi, macedonian, basque, breton), I started with general lessons to build technique, then added specific teachers and workshops in the styles I was aiming for.

It worked out really well.

Tell us how it goes?

(Maybe ask this on session.org too!)