I got my Duncan MacRae bagpipes from McCullum this week. Another brand new and rot in hell they are a little bit bright because they're brand new and not been broken in yet . And I got them from Henderson Imports professionally set up and everything needed. They have selbie drone reeds in . they play sweet easy to tune. love there sound I have a McCallum solo chanter
I would just wish to hear any of the modern greats play in person. I'm a "TH-cam" fan of Angus MacColl's playing. The economy of his hands is something to learn from.
Oops sorry I meant to say the wrong thing on here sorry. But I am going to enjoy my Duncan MacRae bagpipes by McCallum I've been playing bagpipes 20 years my first thought that I have learned on our retired them they're here at home they are Gillander& McLeod they have a great sound but with the big bore the required lots of air to keep the pressure and Pitch up.
+Mark Lamont I, for one, would not, and could not give a definitive answer to that: there are so many variables. Take into account the strength of each player's (of each make of pipes) chanter reed (which determines pressure), combined with the various types and makes of each of the drone reeds (many players will have two or even three different ones) - you'd need a scientific study utilising accurate machines to measure and record volume and tone: one could not depend on the human ear - one man's 'mellow' would be another's 'rich' etc. ! Added to that, there'll be pipers reading this, saying "He knows nothing !" !
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Fantastic tune selection and piping!
I got my Duncan MacRae bagpipes from McCullum this week. Another brand new and rot in hell they are a little bit bright because they're brand new and not been broken in yet . And I got them from Henderson Imports professionally set up and everything needed. They have selbie drone reeds in . they play sweet easy to tune. love there sound I have a McCallum solo chanter
I would just wish to hear any of the modern greats play in person. I'm a "TH-cam" fan of Angus MacColl's playing. The economy of his hands is something to learn from.
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Oops sorry I meant to say the wrong thing on here sorry. But I am going to enjoy my Duncan MacRae bagpipes by McCallum I've been playing bagpipes 20 years my first thought that I have learned on our retired them they're here at home they are Gillander& McLeod they have a great sound but with the big bore the required lots of air to keep the pressure and Pitch up.
Callum: Hills of Argyll
Hi bob do u know the tune at 2:05?
Flett from flotta
name of the tune at 6:40?
Fred Morrison's "Skye"
Duncan , lovely man...the pipes squeal too much or Angus needs change drones.
What????
His drones are as near perfect as you can get!
Haha you actually telling Angus he needs to sort his pipes out? 😂😂😂
Suffice to say Angus would never play these ever again. Typical mass produced garbage.
What is the tune after hills of argyle before flet from flota?
What is the name of the first march and can I get the music
Argyllshire Gathering, by John MacColl. In John Wilson's Collection, Book 1.
So are MacRae's a more mellow sounding pipe,or are they say,louder,or richer like a Henderson or Robertson...
+Mark Lamont I, for one, would not, and could not give a definitive answer to that: there are so many variables. Take into account the strength of each player's (of each make of pipes) chanter reed (which determines pressure), combined with the various types and makes of each of the drone reeds (many players will have two or even three different ones) - you'd need a scientific study utilising accurate machines to measure and record volume and tone: one could not depend on the human ear - one man's 'mellow' would be another's 'rich' etc. ! Added to that, there'll be pipers reading this, saying "He knows nothing !" !
@@piperbob2 You proove to me that you do know what youre talking about.
What's the first time pls?
Callum Docherty the first tune was called "The Hills of Argyll"