Loch Rannoch (Revised)- Slow Air - Bagpipe - Dudelsack

A soundsample of my new Gavin MacDougall with a very fine Slow Air "Loch Rannoch", wich I played last year at the Kinnloch Rannoch Highlandgames and with which I won (but no big deal really).
www.dudelsack-rheinmain.de
www.dudelsack-rheinmain.blogspot.com
www.dudelsack-akademie.de

[@KidCatypus]

I have a set of Gavin’s and they give me chills. Beautiful tunes. Beautiful tone!

[@jazzman1626]

One of my all time favourite slow airs. Superb drones too.

[@GaelicDrummer1]

Beautifully executed ! One of my favorite Slow Airs; especially when played with seconds. Cheers!

[@afischer8327]

Lovely. Well played, in quite a crisp, clean style. Approximately in B, although pipe tuning is a world away from equal temperament. I think the chanter forces A natural rather than A#. Equivalent of C natural if you're playing it in D, as I do on the fiddle.

[@PeterBlakeMaths]

Really nice playing. Thank you.

[@RayMainBagpiper]

Good listening.... good lesson on my part ! Thanks for posting.

[@KidCatypus]

Are you using the original MacDougall blow pipe in these? I also have a set of these. They’re so good. Your tone is phenomenal!!!!!

[@sonerbihan]

Jan !, you're a master, how nicely you make that lovely tune sounding

[@TheBagpipingDentist]

Very nice!

[@H1ghlander1000]

Lovely tone on your pipes and well tuned

[@cathybalah6401]

Are your pipes Hendersons? Such a rich, full, sonorous tone.

[@KidCatypus]

Gavin MacDougall’s

[@ckjmm]

Hello, I wonder if you, or @KidCatypus would mind sharing some bore sizes with me? I'm trying to measure many MacDougall sets 🙂

[@RayMainBagpiper]

I wish I could figure out a recording set up to capture that clearly.