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    Masters of Piobaireachd vol 8

    by Bobs of Balmoral - Robert U. Brown and Robert B. Nicol

    “Volume 8” in this highly acclaimed series follows the successful formula of the previous CDs, with a minimum of interference to original recordings. The recordings included here were made by N. A. Matheson, M. MacRae and even by Robert U. Brown for others. A number of the recordings are from South African sources. Editors Norman Matheson and Robert Wallace, who have worked tirelessly on the series for a number of years, are grateful to those who have given freely of their material.

    The cover photograph, courtesy of the Piping College, shows Bob Nicol and Bob Brown at the Northern Meeting piping competitions held in Inverness in the 1950’s.

    The series is mainly intended for instructional purposes but the albums are also of great historic interest and value. The series has been described as: “A must for everyone interested in piobaireachd.”

     Robert Wallace describes the recordings as: “An authentic record of the teachings of two men who dedicated their lives to ceol mor and to promulgating the instructions they received from John MacDonald of Inverness. They are nothing less than an inalienable link with the past and genuine oral tradition.”

     


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    Masters of Piobaireachd vol 8 - Master Pipers indeed
    Neil Mac

    It is hard to find good pibroch recordings these days. Many modern pipers just play the ground by itself - in other cases you might get the ground plus two variations if you are lucky. The few who can play a full pibroch with all variations are often good technical players but short on expression and interpretation and the tunes can sound quite mechanical. These guys are the real deal. Because there are no dynamics with the pipes (no loud and soft), pibroch expression must be done with the timing of the tune. Brown and Nicol are from the old school and know exactly how to do it right. One of the most attractive melodies here is 'The Glen Is Mine'. Put on a good set of headphones, sit back and be transported as Robert Brown interprets the melody and then rolls out the variations. One of the great pleasures of piping is to listen as Brown crashes out the final variation, the Crunluath, as if it was a walk in the park. Enjoy. Neil, Sydney, Australia.  
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    1. Isabel Mackay
    2. The Lament for The Only Son
    3. The MacKay’s Banner
    4. Chisholm’s Salute
    5. The Bells of Perth
    6. My King Has Landed in Moidart
    7. Grain in Hides and Corn in Sacks
    8. Weighing From Land
    9. The Glen is Mine
    10. The MacLeod’s Short Tune
    11. The Old Men of The Shells
    12. Park Piobaireachd No. 1.
    Masters of Piobaireachd vol 8

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