Highland Bagpipe Basic Exercises – Absolute Beginners


Learn the Highland Bagpipe step by step.

What you will learn

Learn to play the highland bagpipe step by step.

The participant learns the important melody notes when playing the bagpipes, which form the absolute basis.

The melody notes are the absolute basis for learning to play the bagpipes.

In other courses these melody notes are often not practised enough at the beginning, so that the student has difficulties to practise the next lessons properly.

Description

Highland Bagpipe Lessons – Basic Exercises 1 + 2 – learn the Highland Bagpipe step by step with Andy Hambsch – cetified by the College of Piping Glasgow

The first step: basic melody notes of the Highland Bagpipe. These nine notes are the absolute foundation.

For this course for absolute beginners you need a Practice Chanter and ideally the “Bagpipe Tutorial Book” by Andreas Hambsch.

This course is suitable for all languages.


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Andreas Hambsch began playing the bagpipes in 1993. He has won many high profile solo competitions and for some years was also a member of a Scottish Grade 1 professional pipe band, competing against the best pipe bands in the world.

In 2007, he completed his teachers examination at the Scottish College of Piping and received the colleges highest diploma in the art of bagpipe playing in 2010. He then opened a bagpipe school and since then has worked as a full time teacher tutoring students from all over the world.

Andreas Hambsch also hosts band workshops, teaches at international summer and winter schools and makes a major contribution towards making Scottish music better known all over the world. Thanks to his musical and social skills as a bagpipe teacher, he is very popular with his students and his services as a teacher are very much in demand.

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Content

Highland Bagpipe Lessons / Basic Exercises 1

Highland Bagpipe Lesson 1: How to Assemble a Practice Chanter
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 2 – Finger position on the Practice Chanter
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 3 – low G – low A Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 4 – low G – B Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 5 – low G – C Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 6 – low G – C Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 7 – low G – D Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 8 – low G – D Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 9 – low G – E Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 10 – low G – E Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 11 – D – E Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 12 – low G – F Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 13 – low G – F Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 14 – low G – high G Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 15 – low G – high G Exercise
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 16 – low G – high A Scale
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 17 – low G – high A Exercise

Highland Bagpipe Lessons / Basic Exercises 2

Highland Bagpipe Lesson 18 – Changing Exercise 1
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 19 – Changing Exercise 2
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 20 – Changing Exercise 3
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 21 – Changing Exercise 4
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 22 – Changing Exercise 5
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 23 – Changing Exercise 6
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 24 – Changing Exercise 7
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 25 – Crossing Noise Exercise high A
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 26 – Crossing Noise Exercise high G
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 27 – Crossing Noise Exercise F
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 28 – Crossing Noise Exercise E
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 29 – Crossing Noise Exercise D
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 30 – Crossing Noise Exercise C
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 31 – Crossing Noise Exercise B
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 32 – Crossing Noise Exercise low A
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 33 – Crossing Noise Exercise low G
Highland Bagpipe Lesson 34 – Crossing Noise Exercise D – E
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