Bourée by J.S. Bach (BWV 996) on french bagpipes |
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Description: Hey, this is a video that I wanted to make for a long time. Many people know this tune in the version of Jethro Tull (which certainly inspired me) and in the original way, J.S. Bach intended it to be played (I think on Celli). but I always wanted to try getting it down on the bagpipes. it's a very tough piece since it moves a lot in the higher octave (one note was even too high), hence the "slided" notes. I hope you may enjoy it, it's certainly not perfect. 
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