I'm very happy to hear that. I'm sure you would enjoy the other bagpipe videos that I have of me playing the bagpipes. I also have one video where I actually play dawning of the day on my mouth blown Scottish smallpipes.

Thanks. As someone on the other side of the pond, I really enjoy the sound of the Scottish bagpipes. I even try to speak with a Scottish accent and some of my other videos. Sometimes they turn out to be a British accent, but it's still pretty cool. You should probably check out some of my other bagpiping videos. Most of my bagpiping videos actually include me playing the great highland bagpipes, which I have been playing for 8 months now. I will now have almost been playing bagpipes for over a year, since now I have a smaller set of bagpipes which are pretty awesome and I enjoy playing them. Even though I don't have a set of great highland bagpipes, I do have a mouth blown set a Scottish smallpipes

I actually do not have the sheet music for the song, however, I can provide a how-to video once I can find my practice chanter. I actually learned most of my bagpipe tunes just by watching or listening to other people play them on the bagpipes or practice chanter. So, I might actually be able to provide a how to play the dawning of the day on bagpipes once I can find my practice chanter.

That is pretty amazing that you can learn like that. I cannot learn a tune visually like that so please don’t make that video on my account. Do you know how to read music? If not you should really learn. If you have the time or talent to learn tunes by watching people play, you could be a truly great piper if you knew how to read

Well, having a vision impairment does come with some challenges, therefore I cannot read regular music like most people can. I actually learned most of my bagpipe tunes by ear, meaning I just listen to other people play the bagpipe tunes. And I can follow, basically copying what they play. ​@@m.r.b.806

​@@m.r.b.806let's not forget the fact that having autism also plays a role in my ability to copy other people playing bagpipe tunes. That's what makes it even more fun.😅

Incredible!

Piper's choice. They are not as expensive as a set of Gibson fireside or Kaylee pipes. Especially the ones that are cocobolo or African blackwood. I do find that the Polly panko pipes are a lot more durable. They are really awesome to play, and they are very cheap but very reliable. What I mean by cheap, if they're not as expensive as a set of cocobolo or African blackwood fireside or Kaylee pipes. Which run you about $1,000. These pipes ran me only $490, and they sound kind of similar to a set of twist trap practice pipes. But they are still one of the best Scottish smallpipes that you can have in your bagpipe arson. They are one of the coolest instruments to even play in a session band, or just a practice your bagpipe tunes on. They are equivalent to a practice chanter in terms of loudness, but if it was possible I could add a border pipe chanter, and get more of a great highland bagpipes sound. I really like the sound of these pipes, even with my middle tenor drone shut off. Just so you know, I have the dawning of the day figured out on the pipes. You should probably go check out that video too.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks. Actually "ewe" is English for a female sheep. One of the things that makes piping so difficult is there there a completely different tune (not even a strathspey) entitled "the ewie wi' the crooked horn".

Hey, thanks!

Thank you!!

Piper's choice

@@lawnsmusicandrollercoaster9233 Thank you keep up the good work. Any moisture problems?

No moisture problems. At the base of the blowpipe is a tube that is attached to the blowpipe. Once in the stock. The tube also goes into the bag when the blow pipe is attached to the bag. When air is blown through the blowpipe, it travels through the tube into the bag. The tube actually takes the air that goes into the blowpipe, and it converts the air into hot air. That is what the tube does. It is probably one of the coolest moisture control systems for mouth blown Scottish smallpipes. Say, you basically have a blow pipe with a tube attached to it. When you blow through the blow pipe, the air travels through the tube and comes out as hot air. Making the bag dry, and it doesn't collect moisture whatsoever.

@@lawnsmusicandrollercoaster9233 again thank you

Well, the tips do include how to play bagpipes for the great highland bagpipe, however I am using my small pipes for this video.

Lol your username. Speaking from experiance aint ya.

Spelling’s good tho’😂

@@Christopher-ri7et so is a drunken wank

Just say you cant play the guitar

Rekt

You wanna be just like him a fat feral feeder?

I still have them, but they are at home right now. I will be playing them again before I return them back to the band. However, I will still be making more bagpipe videos. They will just be with my new Scottish smallpipes. I will try to get a couple more videos with my highland pipes, before I have to return them back to my instructor.. 😊

@@lawnsmusicandrollercoaster9233 I have still got my Highland pipes but it’s too late to play now because it’s nearly 9:15 at night

Sometimes when it is late at night, I still like to make videos, but use the practice chanter instead of the actual bagpipes. This is why I went ahead and bought myself a set of mouth-blown Scottish smallpipes. They are the same style as the highland bagpipes, but they are not bellows blown. It is a mouth-blown set of small pipes​@@Piperdemi6455

dumb and dumber

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You should!

It does!

Yes, they are. They also have a very awesome sound. It is awesome to listen to the keyboard sound

Thanks for the visit