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| Main Index Back to Welcome page How to Practice Order of Study Rhythm and Reading Music Exercises Tunes Bagpipes: Transition to Bagpipes Tuning a Bagpipe Getting Better: Using Midi files Intermediate exercises Advanced Band repertoire Links: Where to buy equipment Links to teachers Links to Organisations Links to pipe bands Links (other) | Coming soon...Here is a brief description of the most
immediate 'upgrades' planned for the site together with progress notes on what
has been done most recently.
Please keep coming back to see what is new. Once again, please email your comment, suggestions, questions and requests to Lindsay Davidson at lindsaydavidson(at)lindsaydavidson(dot)co(dot)uk Please feel free to join the mailing list to find out about when changes are made to the teach yourself bagpipes pages - new tunes, new exercises, special events, and also to talk to other beginner pipers. This has been made easier to find in November. The text for the indexes has been made smaller to make the overall layout easier to follow. If you don't like this, please say so, and it can be put back again.
November 2011 | Rudiments Index Hand Position and the Scale Crossing sounds G Gracenotes D Gracenotes E Gracenotes G,D,E Gracenotes exercise Strikes Throws Doublings - general principles Low G Doublings Low A Doublings B Doublings C Doublings D Doublings E Doublings F Doublings High G Doublings High A Doublings Grips Taorluath Birl Tachum Hara | |||
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