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Masters of Piobaireachd Volume 10- By Robert U. Brown & Robert B. Nicol. This is a series of lessons, commentary and tunes from two masters of Piobaireachd, taken from tape recorded lessons in the early seventies. Instruction is by oral, or playing.
In this CD, tracks and instruction are on the following – MacCrimmon’s Sweetheart, MacFarlane’s Gathering, Blind Piper’s Obstinacy, Lament For MacDonald of Kinlochmoidart No. 1, The Vaunting, Battle of Auldearn No. 2, MacDougall’s Gathering, Little Spree, Mackintosh’s Lament, Hector MacLean’s Warning, You’re Welcome Ewen Lochiel.
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