I find it amazing how many people "cant stand the bagpipe" who have never heard of Piobaireachd, these complainers have never heard the pipes played correctly like this, the sheer magic of it, I think the world would change if they did.
Can't say I enjoyed this version of the ground but interesting to hear it played that way. It would seem this is one of the few tunes still played many different ways.
Sounds like a bit of a sanitized (e.g., conventional cadences) version of the Donald MacDonald setting. (The DMcD setting had G-D-E gracenotes instead of taorluaths in the urlar, though.) Here, have at it. Terrify a few children at the next big games. www.altpibroch.com/PrimarySources/161-D1_6-Too_Long_in_this_Condition.pdf That shredded tassel is so Punk Rock.
I find it amazing how many people "cant stand the bagpipe" who have never heard of Piobaireachd, these complainers have never heard the pipes played correctly like this, the sheer magic of it, I think the world would change if they did.
Can't say I enjoyed this version of the ground but interesting to hear it played that way. It would seem this is one of the few tunes still played many different ways.
where do you feckin experts come from?
Very different setting than the one I got from my teacher, but frankly, I think it's more melodic. Very nice. Shame about the one tassel, mind.
What are you guys talking about? This is the only way I ever heard it.
Very unusual in the ground
Yes this is the Donald MacDonald Setting
What setting is that? Nearly unrecognizable in the ground, at least from the more common settings.
Sounds like a bit of a sanitized (e.g., conventional cadences) version of the Donald MacDonald setting. (The DMcD setting had G-D-E gracenotes instead of taorluaths in the urlar, though.)
Here, have at it. Terrify a few children at the next big games.
www.altpibroch.com/PrimarySources/161-D1_6-Too_Long_in_this_Condition.pdf
That shredded tassel is so Punk Rock.
This setting is Donald macDonald's setting ( 1820)