Circular Breathing on Bagpipe Practice Chanter and on Pibgorn

[@emr5rmt]

This is great! I had a brief second of being able to do this, which is a huge improvement over every other attempt I've made, trying to learn from other videos and descriptions. I really appreciate the very detailed explanations, coming from my various backgrounds in dance, vocal, and anatomy. Saved this video so I can come back often to keep practicing.

[@timeastwoodbagpiper]

@@emr5rmt thanks! It's a rewarding skill for reed pipes, I'm trying (slowly) to get it on tin whistle but the lack of back pressure makes it very difficult for me!

[@irishpiperchris]

😮. I like the pibgorn. I saw a plastic pibgorn for sale have you any experience of them?

[@timeastwoodbagpiper]

Yes, I've played one. They work, they are fine but they feel less real in the hands. They have a plastic reed, my natural material is does to and the reeds are all fussy. I'd love to get a cane reed of course. But they work, the are playable in my experience.

[@HendonHypnotherapy]

where were you when I needed to learn that on trombone?!!

[@timeastwoodbagpiper]

Probably learning it somewhere...