There’s plenty of skills in the faster and faster exercises, for that’s all you seem to hear nowadays, but no tune. When you’ve heard one set of exercises, you’ve heard them all. Really boring really quickly.

You missed the point entirely. Read it again. @@jazzman1626

And here, this guy is just plain rude 😴… 🎵

What i write is valid and helpful. @@petesdrum

No one ever taught this guy that if he doesn’t have anything nice to say he should stay quiet. 🤫 🤐 yes, yes, I know this is the internet, but is this really necessary⁉️

The comments are a forum. It's open. A few remarks on quality are not to be abhorred. What is stupid is people like you that comment on the comments.@@petesdrum

You showing that you were taught now are you? What a clown you are.@@petesdrum

Here, this guy is practicing his comments for his audition as a piping judge, however, me thinks he misses the mark 🎯… 🎵

What mark did I miss?@@petesdrum

Lonely sad little guy 😂

When someone offers perspicacious comments it is a sign of weakness to then make disparaging remarks about their personality. According to you I am somehow Lonely? Somehow sad? and somehow little? I won't venture to guess what form of mental constipation afflicts you. When someone says something you don't like to attack them personally shows that you are a weakling. @@Callllum

​@@georgeallan6550don't be too harsh He's just protecting his son

For those of us that are still learning the foundations of higher level playing, we appreciate these kinds of examples. Reachable and well played. 🎵 I’m a drummer and this is a great version to play along with. Very controlled and rock steady! 🎵 🥁

Get your ears checked

You can hear only one piper until the the repeat of the second measure then you hear two for one note when one piper went into the third measure , great recovery , pure class

And impeccable tuning!

If you hear only one, you're not listening. These are two exceptional soloists, but they are doing a pretty bad job of playing in unison, for players of this level. They haven't bothered to tune or rehearse together. I'm guessing this was just an encore of sorts after they had each played some solos, which is a normal thing to do. They prep their solos, but they don't put much effort toward playing well together. It's just a bit of fun that they don't seem to care about as much as their solos.

Thank you for your comment on my post from three years ago. But you sir, are a jerk! I was giving two fellow pipers a compliment as they are well above my skill level. I will keep any future comments to myself until I reach your level of critical critiquing.

​@@StratCat5282no need to take offense or start throwing around insults. I'm just saying that these world class soloists usually do these group sessions after playing their solos that they prep with care. I'm not insulting them or you or anyone else. The fact is that they don't prep these group sessions with the same care. It's generally understood by their audience that this is just a bit of fun after their solos. I don't see what it is about saying so that should upset anyone.

Yes it was!

Highland Wedding is usually what people play in a MSR set for entertainment not so much solo competition. You ought to be thinking of something more technical like the 93rd at Modder River or Huge Kennedy.

Iam not surprised look who's playing