ViperPiper's Bagpipe Tunes

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can't think of a name.

Sometimes I just can't think of names for tunes.

Wow! Nice work Thanks for uploading!

Hey, awesome tune there! One thing you might want to check up on: the first and third bars of the sixth part are missing an eighth-note each. (keeping in mind the runs of three are played 3 notes in the time of 2.) The tune has a very catchy melody though. I will include my version of the tune for y...

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A tune about throwing socks filled with oranges at a brick wall. It's a long story.

I'll see if I can get a jpeg and midi file up ASAP.

Just a few typesetting changes to make it a little more polished. Also, I added two notes onto the run of three in the second part in order to make it mathematically correct.

I recommend for this one that you play it how it feels rather than to a beat, almost as if it were a fast-paced piobaireachd. For this reason, the midi provides a very watered-down version of the tune, so I decided against uploading it here.Experiment with expressing certain notes and/or playing it ...

I don't really like this tune myself, but might as well share it anyways.

Ever had a cold that never seems to end?

NOTE: the C hubahdas in the 2nd part should be played with a low A strike, not the Low G strike shown. (the Low A is much easier with the C Natural fingering.)
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Great job! The last part is especially neat; the key change definitely adds to it. Consider more held notes in the B phrases (the last two bars of the first and third lines) to make the rhythm a little more constant through the first and second parts.

Written about the time I broke my chanter right down the middle.