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| Optio | Post; Bagpipe tuneWhat is your favorite Bagpipe tune? My personal favorites are Pio Braireachd, My Home in the Hills, and Amazing Grace. I also like the modern tune Highland Cathedral. Also, what is your favorite sounding pipes (e.g. Great Highland or Uilleann pipes)? I prefer the Great Highland pipes. |
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| Centurion | Don't know much about bagpipes, but I like 'Scotland the brave'
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| Centurion | Irish rangers |
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| Optio | The great highland pipes, of course. I love "When the Pipers Play," "Flowers of the Forest," "Scotland the Brave,"and "Amazing Grace." Actually, I can spend the entire day listening to any of "The Tunes of Glory," being played on the pipes.
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| Godfather | How could anyone not like Amazing Grace on the pipes? Two of my other favorites would be Scotland the Brave and Sgt. McKenzie. |
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| Optio | I am not a big fan of Sgt MacKenzie at the moment... It's giving me fits whenever I practice it. |
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| Can you hear me now? | I never listen to any bagpipes but I want to listen it.
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| Banned ![]() | How do you know when a bagpipe requires retuning? |
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| Optio | That kinda depends on which of the drones or the chanter has a bad reed... The short answer is that you can just tell - the sound is just off. But it's a difficult instrument - frustrating me at the moment... |
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| Centurion | Amazing Grace. Played by a lone piper, it is absolutly fantastic.
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