The Marine Corps Hymn/Green Hills of Tyrol

A bagpipe performance by Christopher J. Brune, who teaches bagpipes, violin, viola and beginner piano in northern New Jersey.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Marine
• Corps
• Hymn
• Green
• Hills
• of
• Tyrol
• bagpipe
• traditional
• Scottish
• folk
• tune

[fiddler651]

Hey, they're in tune! I made sure of it by drinking until they sounded just right.

[catholichd]

Great Job bro. 5 stars here.

[1970buckmaster]

Why would you teach someone when you arent that good yourself

[FreakMeBaby88]

@chainsawlobotomy would love it if you still have that exercise!

[k2han]

@chainsawlobotomy Those "crossing noises" are grace notes, doublings, etc. They're supposed to be there. They add character to the music. Otherwise, bagpipes would just be plain and blah.

[flyrod6057]

Retired Gunnery Sergeant and piper here... Well played, sir!

[gumbo1111]

its just wrong sorry mate learn before you teach!

[lowfiwhiteguy]

I'm learning the green hills of tyrol now. Have no problem playing Highland Laddie at 120 BPM, but this song fucking crushes my soul as well at my carpal tunnels.

[chainsawlobotomy]

decent job man,though you do need to work on the crossing noise's ,i can send you an exercise sheet called hte croosing noise crusher,it's helpful

[IC2720]

You need to watch how your fingers cover the chanter holes. Your making a lot of crossing noises and the notes aren't crisp. Your out of tune as well, I hope your students know that.

[amazindan]

Way out of tune!!!!!