How Do You Play D Grace Notes Scale On Bagpipes?
The D grace note is one three common grace notes used in bagpipe playing. Grace notes are added to a song to accentuate a bagpipe tune as ornamentation to the other notes in the tune. D grace notes on the bagpipe are used to differentiate between notes such as the E or C. Play the D grace notes using the right hand. The D grace notes are played to accompany other notes that are also played with the right hand. Play the melody note with the right hand. The ring, index and middle fingers of the right hand have to move fluidly between notes. Raise and lower the index finger rapidly to play the D grace note. Going from B to C is the most difficult transition to make when playing a D grace note. Practice playing the D grace notes at half or quarter speed to get the feel for the fingering. The D grace note requires more time to learn as it has a complicated fingering pattern.
