The final variation is sometimes an optional add-on, such as in this case, called the crunluath a-mach variation. It can be presented a couple of different ways: played strictly on the beat, as in the doubling of the crun variation, or by allowing the a-mach notes and movements to run together, as I did here, to deliver more contrast with the earlier variations.
First piece I ever played, sounds beautiful. Thanks for posting.
Beautifully done!!! I’m humbled!
The only proper version of this tune I managed to find. Thank you!
Excellent. Well played. You have secured a new subscriber.
Very well played, thank you for sharing 🎶🎵
Nice to hear the phrase ending cadences. Not rushed as some pipers play them.👍
Nice playing. Thanks.
loved it! What was that final variation?
The final variation is sometimes an optional add-on, such as in this case, called the crunluath a-mach variation. It can be presented a couple of different ways: played strictly on the beat, as in the doubling of the crun variation, or by allowing the a-mach notes and movements to run together, as I did here, to deliver more contrast with the earlier variations.
@@bd7913 sounded great. Beyond my finger work presently.