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Pìos mìorbhaileach math air an eadar-lìn - chòrd e rium gu leòr e - abair coimhearsnachd!

That b cadence in the 3rd line of the ground was held to perfection

Had the privilege of meeting Stuart at PHSD this year. What a cool guy! His music really is part if his personally, and shows so much in his playing. Hope shows like this get a million views. He really is something to hear in person should you ever have the opportunity!

Wow, what a difference ~20 Hz makes. I can see why pibroch works at this lower pitch.

7:15

Angus is my absolute favorite, magnificent piping.

what is the name of the gaelic air?

Beautiful drone sound ... the cone of tone.

Does anyone have a copy of the first 2/4 march music?

I cracked up when they headed in the back, lol. Fantastic piping, as always :-).

awww love it....

Outstanding piping! Roddy MacCleod is great inspiration to me!

Absolutely beautiful slow air. can anyone tell me the name of it please.

Please name of the first slow air. Thanks in advance

Hornpipe Tune name? Lovely darados

Outstanding Instrument an great Playing, I very much enjoyed this performance,. Just 1 little thing, second Strathspey is not Bogan Lochan, it is the great tune "Atholl Cummers". Thank you for playing and uploading.

Y'all sound amazing...just don't loop a room like that...Just take center stage....anyways NOICE!

I have watched this man play live and listened to him on video links his pipes have great tone and his playing is never less than first class. You're entitled to your opinion, but can you do better consistently, under any conditions?

What is the Marag? I feel silly for asking, but just out of curiosity.

Sounds far too flat. Coming back to this for one note ain’t exactly progressive

Stuart Liddell is always a great inspiration to me!

❤ The history is amazing, the drones sound magnificent. History that we can hear sounding beautiful.

I hate a show off! 😆😆😆👍

Willie still competing still a great player always like his uncle Hugh another good prize winner.😊

What a cracking performance! Please, what is the name of the lovely slow air before the H/J?

Sublime sound and even more so the technique and finger work.

Hugh Kennedy is the first march.

always good pipin'

Were people singing along when Willie McCallum was playing his slow air?

Roddy is not only one the finest Pipers alive today , he is also one of the nicest folk you could ever wish to meet.

Angus McColl - Slow air?, Leaving Port Askaig, Kyle Howse, The Kitchen Maid

Connor Sinclair -The Fair Maid of Barra, Major John MacLennan, John MacKenzie's Fancy, The Bobs of Balmoral

Willie MacCallum - Cearcall a Chuian, Bengullion, Dr MacInnes's Fancy, The Herring Wife.

Callum Beaumont -Morag of Dunvegan, Glendaruel Highlanders, Raigmore, Dunrovin' Farm.

Callum Beaumont -Slow air, Morag of Dunvegan, 6/8 march, The Glendaruel Highlanders, hornpipe, Raigmore, jig, Dunrovin Farm.

James MacKenzie - Slow air? 6/8 march? Hornpipe - Jack Adrift, Jig - The Bobs of Balmoral.

Finlay Johnstone - The slow air is The Tiree Bridal Song, march?, hornpipe is Pipe Major George Allen. Jig is Tucker's Tales.

Jig, The Braes of Mellinish.

Then the hornpipe, Crossing the Minch.

Then 6/8 march, Pipe Major Donald MacLean of Lewis.

First piper tuning up until 3:48 then slow air Sine Bhan.

0:00 Pipe Major Donald MacLean of Lewis 1:32 John D. Burgess 4:09 Donald McLellan of Rothesay 5:53 Susan McLeod 8:55 Crossing the Minch 10:33 Glasgow City Police Pipers 13:00 Flett from Flotta

any chance on the names of all the airs/songs

I love to hear these lower pitch pipes. I grew up playing in a lower pitched era and remember when pitch started to get very high in about the late 90s. A high A especially on a high pitched chanter can be pretty harsh sometimes.

what is the gaelic song that Al first sings then plays on pipes

Beautifully played! You're an inspiration to me!

How did you reed this chanter?

Amazing sets

Right up there with one of the best Piobaireachds of all time

Incredible... What a lovely tone! Thank you so much for sharing! 😍