Road to London Pt3- check your tape,,,but not all of it.

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Trying to keep in full rehearsal mode and do as much of the preventative up-keep up before playing Saturday
As we get closer to the event, Beverley and I are now leaving Crieff, and having dinner with friends in Edinburgh. Again, this is also important as it can keep you from losing focus. Changing things up just a wee bit can bring it back to fun/vs work
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[@glen-marychristopher1396]

Thank you for sharing your preparation wisdom in these videos. Fantastic reminders. Congratulations on your success!

[@brucegandy]

Thank you so much!

[@laumonier1]

wonderfully expressive playing there.

[@brucegandy]

thanks a lot!!

[@barryrobinson780]

Thanks for the tunes. Enjoy the event!

[@brucegandy]

You bet!

[@johnm3859]

Thanks for the video and tune. Good luck for London, hope you do well.

[@brucegandy]

thanks very much!

[@thebaron5206]

Very interesting being inside your preparation Bruce, thank you for sharing, I’ll be in London so will definitely catch your performances. I hope all goes smoothly for you, I don’t say ‘good luck’ because I think it’s about more than that and you have to put yourself in the path of luck!

[@brucegandy]

Cheers, on our way there now. Will be a busy day tomorrow for sure for both the players, AND, the listener, trying to get in to hear all of their faves

[@thebaron5206]

Immense drone sound, particularly in the Gillies Cup! Room filling! Well done, great overall results!

[@thomasmackenzie5295]

Recording yourself is an ear opening experience that is for sure. Love the suggestions and guidance, Bruce.

[@brucegandy]

Thanks for listening

[@marywallace5261]

Thank You, Bruce! Your videos really help show how the concepts of your book are applied. I also love hearing your tunes are the end, in the rehearsal stage. All the best on Saturday!

[@brucegandy]

Thanks Mary. I find talking a bit about the procedure can help to sort of solidify the process and helps you to actually think about it for real.

[@junepotterhanley3369]

I'm in.

[@brucegandy]

Thanks June!

[@RobBerube]

Loving these video Bruce! keep them coming! Great tips and tricks and I love hearing your approach, great format too with the tunes at the end. Rooting for you!

[@brucegandy]

Will try for another, I feel it may just be audio as I"m having difficulty getting set up for everything video , while in travel mode. Glad you're enjoying these

[@brucegandy]

thanks very much

[@igorGriffiths]

What was the name of the strathspey, soundhound thought it was Dora MacLeod but it did seem to match the Scots Guard setting of the tune

[@brucegandy]

Thanks Igor, the Strathspey is called Caledonian Society of London.

[@RobBerube]

Hey Bruce, can you post your tune set at the end? I know the reel, but i cannot remember the name for the life of me.

[@brucegandy]

Sure, The March was Abercairney Highlanders, the Strathspey-Caledonian Society of London and the Reel was The Brown Haired Maid.

[@RobBerube]

@@brucegandy ahhh the brown haired maid!!! Thanks, was driving me nuts.