The Making of a Great Highland Bagpipe by Ian D Murray played by Glenn Ross
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2013
- The video gives insights in the excellent making of a M7 bagpipe out of blackwood and hand engraved sterling silver parts by the master craftsman Ian D Murray. The bagpipe is played the first time by Glenn Ross (a member of the Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band), as shown in the last part of the video. Scotland, Forfar, April 2013, www.ianmurray-bagpipes.co.uk/
Thank you very much Ian for this masterpiece and Glenn for your dedicated playing... the sound pattern of the instrument and all your efforts are overwhelming... Christoph
Little Spree is a great sounding piobaireachd.... love it. And great craftmanship
A pure delight watching a fine craftsman at work! Truly a pleasure. Cheers from Canada
Awesome work! From Brazil, great!
Ok now we are duly impressed! Love to hear the bagpipes, but never seen one actually being made. The craftsmanship is stunning, well done!
Absolutely Amazing ! - Thank You...
He makes an outstanding set of pipes.
Great resonance on the drones and the chanter was clear and crisp. Truly a superior set of bagpipes.
Its great to get an insight into a masterpiece. thanks Ian. They look and sound great.
Thank you, from the deep of my hearth, to your kindness, sharing between your mates and fellow cimrafes, this so respectfull art to building an thrue Highland bag pipe!!! All my respect and strong hugs from Maringa, state of Parana, South Brazil!!!
Mad skills sir. Peeling away the layers meticulously like that is a measure of patience seldom encountered.
Nice to watch a craftsman at work. The intricate use of the tooling is fascinating! Thank You!
Thanks!… Indeed I really enjoy the instruments made by Ian such as the bagpipe and a practice chanter and his personality as well… you are welcome!
I tell ya, I play the Little Spree in Solos, and I've played it all the way into the open, and hearing you play it was the first time I heard it telling the story. Fantastic!
Amazing craftsmanship, and great sound.
Beautiful work. Nice to see, how it's done. And what a great sound.
Wow, that was fantastic, and he makes it look so easy.
The Little Spree - An Daorach Bheag - a wonderful way to christen a set of pipes.
Great video!
That's craftsmanship at its best
Whoever sang the song "Caledonia" in this song TOTALLY murdered one of the most beautiful of all Scottish songs of all!!!
It's sung by Dougie MacLean - he composed the song ............... none better.
Awesome, but I noticed the video had something missing,... the chanter.
Awesome...
wondering what the RPM he's turning at during this. As a woodturner I'm deeply interested in all of this
il be ordering a set soon :D
Sharing with your fellows comrades, (errata) thanks a lot one more time!!!
Still have my set made in 2002. M3 model.
nice craftsmanship ! Question : does the drones thickness modulation of the outside diameter ( the inside diameter being cylindrical) impacts the sound in any way (if so in which way?) or is it purely decorative ?thanks
Excellent video. Is Ian still making pipes? I believe Ian was a turner for Gillander & McLeod, is that correct?
My bad! Meant to say "in this video".
nice make pipe
Dougie McClean in the background!!!!! Great songwriter
whats the cd played in the background ?
What is the name of the tune that starts a 15:05?
Winning the Scottish cup trophy was 1 2 3rd place is not bad is good enough I send it picture for friends and neighbor with Laura
Why do you have to add music to the video? The sound of the machine and the tools are the 'music' I want to hear.
Amazing video. One false move when making those beadings, and the whole piece is ruined. I recently acquired some laburnum and when researching what I can turn with it, I was interested to hear that in Scotland pipes were sometimes made with this wood...and yet it is toxic! Anybody able to provide any more information on this please?
الابنوس الافريقى هو أفضل نوع لصناعه الانابيب
What song is the piper playing?
Piobaireachd… long part… Field of Gold
It’s a Piobaireachd called the “Wee Spree”. This is not “Field of Gold.”
In the video, there is often a piece of sandpaper showing - for example, at or just after 2:55. What's happening when you are doing this - cleaning the tool?
Sean Barton it gives him a light colored background to the turned piece.
What was the tune that Glenn was playing?
hanzimaster It’s a Piobaireachd called the “Wee Spree.”
How are the ferrules and ornaments made? With another metal and then silver plated? Or straight up silver?
all sterling silver full solid metall
Steam Plants C Schaefer Wow that’s awesome but hell that’s expensive LOL
What is the name of the tune that is playing at 11:30
The tune is called the High Drive by Gordan Duncan
No audio?
I have audio
How much does a set with just Imitation ivory cost these days ?
1200 to 1300 US
hi , is plastic or wood, thanks , from mejico