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    I would second? Third? Murdo's Wedding. High Road to Gairloch is also nice.
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    Good suggestions -- thanks!

    High Road (along with Brown-Haired Maiden) is 2/4, though. One of my favorite tunes.
    Last edited by Phogfan86; 5th March 09 at 10:42 PM.

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    I am not entirely positive what tempo this song is at, but you could always speed it up if it's a bit slow.

    Have you ever listened to Dark Isle?

    Check out a sample here, along with a bunch of other clips, that may or may not work.

    I'm personally in love with Dark Isle right now, so I just thought I'd throw that out there.

    http://www.americanbagpipes.com/music.html

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    I'd like to add that I don't understand what class 5 means, which means that I probably should have never commented in this thread but oh well. What's done is done.

    My apologies if I was way off base.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ayin McFye View Post
    I'd like to add that I don't understand what class 5 means, which means that I probably should have never commented in this thread but oh well. What's done is done.

    My apologies if I was way off base.
    Explanation of bagpipe grading levels
    Andrew's Tips: Understanding Solo Bagpipe Competition Grading


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    Quote Originally Posted by Friday View Post
    Explanation of bagpipe grading levels
    Andrew's Tips: Understanding Solo Bagpipe Competition Grading


    grade five is beginning.
    That was very informative! Thanks!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phogfan86 View Post
    Good suggestions -- thanks!

    High Road (along with Brown-Haired Maiden) is 2/4, though. One of my favorite tunes.
    I'm curious about "Brown Haired Maiden." All my life I knew it as "Ho-ro, my Nut Brown Maiden," then whe I started pipe lessons, it became brown haired. Does anyone know how this is?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phogfan86 View Post
    Good suggestions -- thanks!

    High Road (along with Brown-Haired Maiden) is 2/4, though. One of my favorite tunes.
    Ah. So 'tis. I somehow read "2-parted 4/4 march" as "2/4 march", so I carefully made sure that High Road was in fact 2/4 before suggesting it. Oh well, if you don't already know it, you should learn it anyway. ;)
    --Scott
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