Pipe Major Donald MacLeod playing some great 6/8 marches. The first march, The Highland Brigade at Waterloo, is not really common. Cameron Drummond explored this tune in his class on Feb 14, 2024.
For the first time here at Dojo U, we recently rallied our students to form Team Dojo – a 'virtual band' made up from Dojo students all…
Before we start - I just want to thank my diligent co-author Dr. John Holcombe for helping me assemble this article! This article was formed…
Monthly Testing Transition: Beginning in March 2024, we will adopt a monthly freedom phase testing schedule for phases 4 & 5, moving away from the…
The next tune in our continuing series on the Pipe Tunes of the First World War, and our Battle of the Somme mini-series, is “The Taking of Beaumont Hamel.” This tune commemorates the capture of Beaumont Hamel in November 1916 but it also serves as a bookend to one of the great tragedies of the Battle of the Somme.
Don’t you just love the sound of a beautifully tuned bagpipe? The full harmonic sound of the drones blended perfectly with the chanter notes. Are you amazed how professional pipers seem to tune easily and get that steady full sound? What if I told you that it’s not just about good tuning?
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