In this episode of “The Pipe Box”, Gold Medallist Jim McGillivray breaks down the rhythmic and expressive nuances of the Tachum and offers exercises that will help you master the movement (or embellishment). * Download the practice exercises (pdf) - pipetunes.ca/tachum-exercises... and practice along with Jim.
A Tachum is the onomatopoeiac description of a two-note figure in Highland bagpipe music. Any two notes which can be said in the rhythm of the word “Tachum” can be described as a tachum. However, the most common two notes are from C to A, or B to G, on the bottom hand. The second note is lower than the first, with a G gracenote before the first, and a D gracenote before the second.
* For more advanced exercises to enhance your technical fingering please check out Jim's book, "Rhythmic Fingerwork: Instruction in Technique for the Highland Bagpipe" - piping.on.ca/product/rhythmic...
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15 июл 2024
