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So meditative and soothing.

Very magic tune very well played! 👍🏻

Great player! Anyone know the name of the March?

Thank you! These tutorials are brilliant, as is Margaret - fantastic piper! Learning so much.

I was taught by Stewart M. Robertson, MBE from 1970 to 1983. He introduced me to John MacKenzies Music and history at that time. I enjoyed every piece of music and the joy of Stewart's friendship with John. Quite an experience.

Absolutely stunning! My God what an amazing performance!!

Unimpressed! As far as i am concerned, in this class of tunes, The Highland Brigade at Magersfontein is far better, far more lyrical and far more interesting. A previous comment says that Lochanside is a good follow on to Green Hills of Tyrol. Actually, any tune is a good follow on to Green H. Even five minutes of low G is better than that dreary, predictable slog.

Just fabulous! Steady as a rock throughout and beautiful expression!

you think you know a tune ,until you hear it played properly ,then you realise you have a long way to go ,that's fine ,you made it this far

That’s just noise.

Awesome young lady

Lovely tune on a beautiful pipe!

Beautifully played!! Angus is a HUGE inspiration to me!

Beautifully played!! You're an inspiration to me!

Legend says the audience have been glued to their chairs ever since this performance.

Well played, great tune

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Shalom . Well tuned. First class finger speed and technique and poise

My favorite Strathsbey to listen to. lol. And that Reel is off the hook. Interesting how the march and reel have a "mistake" feel to them - idk - the timing of note placement is just very interesting. Maybe just me.

A sub too far.

Thoroughly fun to listen to. 5 Stars 🌟

Beautiful melody and execution. Very professional and enjoyable. A Class performance!

Angus MacColl is one of the world’s finest.

Bruce is ALWAYS a great inspiration to me!!

Beautifully played, Sir! You are an inspiration to me!

Amazing!

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Fantastic piping! 🎵🎶

Reggie! 🐕

Very nice

Is there any way to find out what make are the drones? and reeds... Those pipes sound amazing.

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I've been listening to Jack for about 30 years off and on and he's only gotten better and better.

What make are those pipes?

Fantastic piping! 🎶🎵 Thank you so much for sharing 👍

Robert made pipes from 1932 to 1947, not 1957 as was wrongly claimed in this video, yet another school boy howler on the part of the person presenting this narrative on Robert Reid History! Must have got his doctorate on the back of a corn flakes packet!

Beautiful performance, Sir! You are a huge inspiration to me!!

" when your listening to history coming ALIVE " Robert Reid

Not only one of the goats, but also probably the best sounding set of pipes of all time

have you put up Innes Smith's ones?

I love the pipes! I want to be piped into Heaven.

Very enjoyable 😉

He's covering all of the bases.

A beautiful and musical performance!

A beautiful performance!

Lovely drone sound. Very strong and bright. Anyone know what make of drones he’s playing?

One of the best piper ever for sure!

So nice to hear South Hall. I competed with it in grade 3 for years and have hardly ever heard it from others recently, but its such a good tune.

Jack Lee= one of the Best pipers Simon Frasier University pipe band has to offer!!!! :D

Nice to see Tailskers and Glenfittich. Working on being a tenant piper after the Laird passes!