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It’s such a shame there is so much background noise here, although I appreciate that someone has captured Fin just piping away!

Well done nick ; some interesting ideas ;we need more these videos especially due to lack of pipe makers Eric Cubbin .

Amazing Wonderfull blessed Nice good. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Outstanding video! 👍🏻

Holy Schmoly - that's great piping! 'Wiel played Sir!'

Timeless...😊

The acoustics/recording is amazing! "Good job" to whoever set up the microphones! (I suppose the piping itself is quite nice as well 😘.. I never get sick of the elbow pipes; such a magical instrument!)

What a fantastic video, top marks! I would have loved to have seen the technique on how to solder the brass work.

that was quite different, you don't often hear a whole pipe band of Northumbrian small pipe players, it's usually people playing them individually.

A first class helpful video and very enabling, thank you.

Certainly a lot to take onboard. So I am rather pleased I have a copy of Richard Butler's manual as back-up. I do however really appreciate what you have done for starters, there is really no substitute for seeing these jobs done, therefor these videos are worth a lot for the beginners, so thanks for your time. It is supremely clear to me that you truly love the whole culture of the pipes.

that took my breath away, my heart jumped listening to the regs. Thank you for posting this. Elevating.

Well made video, full of good information and beautiful bellows from Tom Swinney. Works of art and craftsmanship. Thanks

I have a problem like this with the reeds of my Irish pipes. Will the technique of removing the tuning slides get them working again?

very helpful - thanks

Someone knows the name of the first tune? Love it thanks for posting !!!

keep up the good work keeping the pipes alive

Thank-you for posting Mr. McKeon's music. I'll be on the look for more, if 'e 'as any about. It did take a wee bit to tune and warm up - but once he did that, it was superb. What an impeccable piper I ain't ever heard of before.

Just had an email from NZ to say how good your lessons are. This is such a good help to others.

Much appreciation for your excellent lesson. You communicate so well. Thank you.

Inspiring !

Grand piping!

As a non-playing fan of the pipes I really enjoyed this. It's just a pity that time constraints meant most of the tunes had to be cut short.

That was fantastic!

A master at work

The expression on Hamish Moore's face at 4:45... priceless!!

From one Swinney to another.....Great video Tom. Thank you.

It's great to have the most basic things spelled out, because they aren't all obvious. And as for "That is the sound of a reed dying". - It had me cringing worse than with the screech of nails on a chalkboard. Salutary!

Well done lads. Good, informative posting.

Fin is so amazing! What's the name of the tune?