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Ive never had ackland drone reeds but i have Ezee drones reeds for about 3 years on my McCallums bagpipes

Excellent!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I've just purchased one with the speaker and ear buds .I think it's a handy to practice the fingering without disturbing the wife 🎶🎶🎶

Well done Matt,nice and clean as ever .i love your videos always interesting and usefull for thé bagpipe comunity

Thanks for the tutorial, and the MP3's. Like a lot of people, this tune is the reason why I decided to learn the bagpipes. Little did I know what I was getting myself in for, but it's been a great journey! Thanks again.

Outstanding, very good with the basics that are needed.

General Custer

Sounds weird in the minor key.

If you came out third, the first two must've been REALLY good, Congrats. The time my band came out third, there were ONLY TWO other bands to compete 🤣😂

The Forty and Twa

My go to to cut against is a large paint stir stick. It’s long enough to not have to worry about losing it in the bag or anything as well as position it where I need, wide enough to not worry about the punch slipping off, and thick enough to not worry about the punch going through. Plus the one I have has a ruler on it, so I can use it to measure out where the holes go, too

Cool! Thanks! ✌️🎻🙂😎

Outstanding, good teaching style and information relayed.

Hi Matt. Doing the homework on Bonny Dundee and Garryowen. What "rhythm word" do you use for the Grip (shows up 3 times in Bonny Dundee and 4 in Garryowen).

After a bad stroke, the electronic pipes did help me to carry on playing the pipes.

bro i'm a nepali bagpiper .Can yo give me a one bagpipe😢😢😢😢 i'm your big fannn😊😢😢

So...he's not playing the actual embellishment correctly? He's talking about skipping a step. That defeats the purpose.

There are some pipers who play the heavy D throw so fast I almost feel they are cheating, that they're not playing all the grace notes. Matt is, though.

Oh, uh. So good. Another lesson taught by your Amazing Grace video. Appreciated! (i just leave the lesson sheet up for my daily reeditions, not needing to leave your video up as a tab)

It was nice to get to this video in the series knowing already how to do a light D throw (because I had jumped ahead in order to learn how to play amazing grace for my wife)

Sounded pretty spot on - how'd you place?

The amount of ads in this video is ridiculous

Hey Matt thanks for all the great info. I don’t struggle as much with the mechanics of the doubling as I do with the timing. 4:44 is probably the most essential piece of information here. I have been working on high road to gair loch and listening to your reference mp3s. My question is why do so many pipers especially on UA-cam not play their doublings properly? If you look at some videos of high road on the chanter many of them seem to hit the G gracenote before the beat. Some of these players are teachers as well.

"a mach" means "with a kick".

Interesting thought that this would be better for band play. I would think targeting the hi G to occur on the beat would provide something for players to sync around

Hi Matt 👋, could you play the Duke of Roxburgh’s farewell to the black mount forrest

Well done. I know how hard you worked.

Absolutely incredible! Thank you for sharing this🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Nice job!! You guys sound great.

Good stuff. What grade? Did you win a prize?

Sounding really good, sir! I love it!

Awesome! Tartans look sharp too. Which tartan is it?

Excellent!

Great music well done 👍👍👍😊😊🍀🍀🙏🙏🙏

Hi from Uruguay

That's awesome Matt! What are the names of the tunes?

Do you worry at all that a metal cleaning rod would scratch the wood?

Pipes drive me crazy!....I am Scot-Irish and Englander,....7th generation US ARMY,......I hear the pipes and my blood boils,.....I just purchased pipes on line and have no idea how to play,....I am horrible at playing music but love it more than most,....save me!.....I also played a lot of ice hockey when I was younger and always listened to the pipes on my way to the skate,....I had to stop because the pipes put me in a different place,........into the fray!....always into the fray!

I just had this introduced to me yesterday by my piping instructor, so it is going to be a huge help! thanks so much!

just assigned this yesterday from my instructor, with a new to me “tachum”…I like to use your videos gor tunes I on’t recognize, no to play along with👏👏👏

Is there a good way to clean inside the actual bag e.g. a disinfectant rinse for the inside?

this kinda gave me chills

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Thanks

You’re a very good teacher. Your explanations are very clear. I’m debating getting a chanter. If I do, I will watch your other videos.

What song are you playing in this video?

Great video Matt👍👍😊😊

Ask someone who has been playing highland bagpipes for 8 months, yes I started on practice chanter and moved straight to highland bagpipes, I did not start playing mouth blown small pipes until about a couple months ago. Yes I actually bought my own set of mouth blown Scottish smallpipes. I still considered myself grade 5, especially when it comes to pipe band playing. One of the tunes that we did actually utilizes that catching g doubling, and it is called pikeman's march. I actually decided to learn another tune myself which also features that g catch doubling. Battle of waterloo. I decided to play it on my mouth bones Scottish smallpipes. I actually like the way some of the tunes that I've learned on bagpipes sound especially when playing mouth blown Scottish smallpipes. Sorry for the typos and some of the sentences. I meant to say mouth-blown and one of them, and I meant to say as someone who has been playing bagpipes.I also watched your starting on mouth blown smallpipes video, and I've come to find out that not only is it good for beginners, but it also makes for highland bagpipers, especially people have been playing highland bagpipes for a little while. I do find that mouth blown Scottish small pipes are really good for professionals too, and it just happens to be that playing mouth-blown Scottish smallpipes is my preferred method, because it resembles highland bagpipe playing, especially when it comes to blowing and squeezing. If you're asking about the brand of a small pipes that I have, I actually have a set of Piper's choice traditional mouth blown Scottish smallpipes.

I just started learning the medieval smallpipes and your videos are really helping!

Great video, Matt. Thank you! I’m in transition from PC to full set and this is the video I needed. What practice chanter do you have by the way?