Lesson 4-5-16 - Full Tune: Lochanside - The Bagpipe as an Extension of your Self - Video Lessons and Tutor Book

Lesson 1-1:
Practice Chanter Basics

Lesson 1-2:
The Scale - Playing the Scale In Quarter Notes

Lesson 1-3:
Scale Run Exercises

Lesson 1-4:
Simple Melodies Using Scale Runs

Lesson 1-5:
Arpeggio Exercises

Lesson 1-6:
Simple Melodies Using Scale Runs and Arpeggios

Lesson 2-0:
Introduction to Gracenotes

Lesson 2-1:
The G Gracenote Scale in Quarter Notes

Lesson 2-2:
Scale Run Exercises with G Gracenotes

• 2-2.1: Small Up and Downs with G Gracenotes
• 2-2.2: Small Down and Ups with G Gracenotes
• 2-2.3: Big Up and Downs with G Gracenotes
• 2-2.4: Big Down and Ups with G Gracenotes
• 2-2.5: Scale Climber Up with G Gracenotes
• 2-2.6: Scale Climber Down with G Gracenotes

Lesson 2-3:
Arpeggio Exercises with G Gracenotes

• 2-3.1: Argpeggios with G Gracenotes
• 2-3.2: Triads Up and Down with G Gracenotes

Lesson 2-4:
Simple Melodies with G Gracenotes

• 2-4.1: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star with G Gracenotes
• 2-4.2: London Bridge with G Gracenotes
• 2-4.3: Deck the Halls with G Gracenotes

Lesson 2-5: Simple Bagpipe Tunes with G Gracnotes

• 2-5.1: Scot's wa' Hae
• 2-5.2: Robin Adair
• 2-5.3: Bonnie Galloway
• 2-5.4: Green Hills of Tyrol
• 2-5.5: Amazing Grace
• 2-5.6: Wings

Lesson 3-0:
Introduction to Supporting Gracenotes

Lesson 3-1:
D Gracenotes

Lesson 3-2:
D Gracenote Combinations

• 3-2.1: D Gracenote Cominations Up
• 3-2.2: D Gracnote Combinations Down

Lesson 3-3:
D Gracenote Exercises

• 3-3.1: D Gracenote Exploration
• 3-3.2: Arpeggios Fully Ornamented
• 3-3.3: Common Three-Note Groups with G and D gracenotes
• 3-3.4: Same, with Dot-cuts

Lesson 3-4:
D Gracenote Melodies

• 3-4.1: Mary Had a Little Lamb with G and D Gracenotes
• 3-4.2: Deck the Halls

Lesson 3-5:
Taps and Strikes

• 3-5.1: Low G Taps
• 3-5.2: Strikes

Lesson 3-6:
Melodies with Taps and Strikes

• 3-6.1: Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
• 3-6.2: Three Blind Mice

Lesson 3-7:
Melodies with All Supporting Gracenotes

• 3-7.1: On Top of Old Smokey
• 3-7.2: Up On the Rooftop with Old Saint Nick
• 3-7.3: Jingle Bells
• 3-7.4: O Come Emmanuel

Lesson 3-8:
Prelude Versions of Common Bagpipe Tunes

• 3-8.1: Rowan Tree
• 3-8.2: When the Battle's O'er
• 3-8.3: Scotland the Brave
• 3-8.4: Steamboat
• 3-8.5: Bonnie Dundee

Lesson 4-0:
Introduction to Embellishments

Lesson 4-1:
Type A Embellishments

• 4-1.1: B Doublings
• 4-1.2: C Doublings
• 4-1.3: D Doublings
• 4-1.4: E Doublings
• 4-1.5: F Doublings
• 4-1.6: High G Doublings
• 4-1.7: High A Doublings

Lesson 4-2:
Introducing the E Gracenote, and the "Power Trio"

Lesson 4-3:
Simple Melodies with Doublings

• 4-3.1: London Bridge
• 4-3.2: Deck the Halls

Lesson 4-4:
Type B Embellishments: Low G Oriented Movements

• 4-4.1: Grips
• 4-4.2: Taorluaths
• 4-4.2: D Throws
• 4-4.4: Simple Low A to Low A Birl

Lesson 4-5:
Classic Bagpipe Tunes Fully Embellished

• 4-5.1: Scot's wa' Hae
• 4-5.2: Amazing Grace
• 4-5.3: Going Home
• 4-5.4: Robin Adair
• 4-5.5: Minstrel Boy
• 4-5.6: Rowan Tree
• 4-5.7: Wings
• 4-5.8: Scotland the Brave
• 4-5.9: Bonnie Galloway
• 4-5.10: The Green Hills of Tyrol
• 4-5.11: When the Battle's O'er
• 4-5.12: Steamboat
• 4-5.13: Bonnie Dundee
• 4-5.14: High Road to Gairloch
• 4-5.15: Murdo's Wedding
• 4-5.16: Lochanside

Chapter 4 APPENDIX:
Bagpipe Embellishment Guide