Mastering The "Dre" Movement On The Bagpipe - * Free PDF Download

In this episode of “The Pipe Box”, Gold Medallist, Jim McGillivray breaks down the rhythmic and expressive nuances of how to master playing the Dre movement. A Dre is a melody note followed by these gracenotes: E, Low-A, F, Low-A to E. * Download the practice exercises (pdf) - pipetunes.ca/e... and play along with Jim.
* For more advanced exercises to enhance your technical fingering please check out Jim's book, "Piobaireachd Fingerwork: Instruction in Piobaireachd Technique for the Highland Bagpipe" - bit.ly/Piobair...
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[@VickieGrayofGrayMatterISGRCLtd]

Thanks Jim. These lessons are super.

[@gunnsmoke357]

This is gold. Thank you as I’m getting into Piob.

[@piperian3962]

Thanks, I started playing Piobaireachd recently. My instructor hasn’t had many issues with my playing of this movement but since it is new to me I like having these videos from master players to drive it home.

[@alanmolox2095]

Yes, love the sound of this embellishment. It's actually a Low-G'less Crenulath.

[@williamlavallee8916]

Important lesson for me, thanks. It appears in MacDougall's Gathering.

[@glenfletcher5746]

Thanks for these videos!! Great companion to your fingerwork books...great reminder to keep it slow, work up to speed gradually while retaining the quality of the fundamentals