well lad, u never comment back to my channel, how come you didnt use throw on d's, comment back to my channel, not my email, because i cant get into my inbox! so comment back to my channel, all the best lad!

thanks for being here to help!!
:o)

Hi There posted another vid wat u think .?

Hello and Happy new year
I just discovered your videos and they are really better than any books!!!
I would like to download them to use it more often. Do you think it should be possible? I'm a beginner and I'm very motived with your videos!!
Thank you in advance to help me
Pierre (from France!)

Hi Jojeny. Thanks for dropping by. Most of these lessons have had the embellishments taken down to the bare mininum. This is to allow a wide range of beginners progress at a steadier pace. Which video number was the throw on d missing from again?
Happy New Year

BT

hi, im a piper from ireland and u never used the throw in "d" in the scotland the brave video clip u uploaded, comment back

do you know how to play amazing grace?

Hi
I Am In A Band Doing Tennor Drummin =)
But I Wanted Too Try Bagpipes..
I Started A Few Weeks Back I Learned All The Thingss You Had To Showw..
I m Also A Fast Learner I Was Wondering If You Could Do Any ther Tunes As I Would Liek To Learn New Ones..=)



Hope To Here From You Soon Thanks..

Hi chaoser

The simplest way to decipher the music is break it down note by note.

I teach my beginner pupils to understand the note values from Semi breve down to demi semi quaver first.

I then explain that embellishments - grips, throws, doublings etc are made of grace notes.

This then paints the picture to the student that grips are made up of very quick intermitent notes that take up very little time in a bar of music.

I then break build the embellishments up with a series of finger exercises.

Does this make sense? You can let me know.

I hope it helps.

Happy Piping!

Bagpipe Teacher

i was wondering if you could do something to help decipher sheet music, with this i mean grips and throws and other things