Arniston Castle Every tune is different and needs a unique learning strategy. Every person is different, and needs a unique learning strategy. Every person needs a unique learning stategy for every tune. My suggestion for this tune is: 1. Go through it and find where all the gracenotes and doublings are in relation to the beat - that is which action closes on the beat and opens on the beat. 2. Play through the tune at half tempo trying to feel the rhythm of the embellishments. The midi files will be prepared soon which will give you an example. 3. Make an interpretation, and write it down, of the rhythm of the embellishments. 4. Do one line, or 'part', at a time, slowly and complete, seven times without a mistake - half tempo, quarter tempo then normal tempo. Click here to download the tune as a pdf. | Getting Started How to Practice Rhythm and Reading Music Rudiments Index Hand Position and the Scale Crossing sounds G Gracenotes D Gracenotes E Gracenotes G,D,E Gracenotes exercise Strikes Throws Doublings - general principles Low G Doublings Low A Doublings B Doublings C Doublings D Doublings E Doublings F Doublings High G Doublings High A Doublings Grips Taorluath Birl Tachum Hara Moving on Exercises Tunes Bagpipes Transition to Bagpipes Tuning a Bagpipe Getting Better Using Midi files Intermediate exercises Advanced Band repertoire | |
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