Worlds 2016 - Inveraray & District Final Practice - Number 1 Medley
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Stuart Liddell and Steven McWhirter steer the Band through a rendering of their Number 1 Medley for 2016 in their final practice before the World Pipe Band Championships 2016.
The Band later played this Medley on Saturday 13 August and lifted 2nd place overall - also second place in the Medley section behind the eventual winners, Field Marshal Montgomery.
The last chords of the Air (4:50 onward) are truly stunning harmony. Followed by one of the slickest reel breaks I've ever heard. Love this medley so much
I agree totally. I keep coming back to this. I have it on the surround sound now.
Sounds even better after each watch... now about 374 times.
I agree with you
Would love to be in that room !!!! These guys would sound HUGE in the Royal Albert Hall .
Sadly the recordings can never capture that feeling in your chest when a truly great band is in full flow....
I reckon we should start a petition for them to play Flowers of the Forest, Oft in the stilly night, going home, mist covered mountains, my home or amazing grace (or all of the above😂) at the festival of remembrance at Royal Albert Hall 2021 (or 2022 if 2021 is cancelled)
One of my top 3 bands!... Of course!!!
Very cool
from Brazil 🇧🇷
Aye done a superb job Stuart!
Drumming is so musical!
Wow this is piping personified - marvellous run by ID.
Absolute Blissss...
Amazing work
Dynamic medley. Good slow air and transition.
Ian McCall vvj
great band
awesome.
True musician's
YES !!!!!!
Crisp.
WOW, ...!!!!
Damn! So cool! I can't play the bagpipe ; i can play the drum............
👏👏
OK Anthonie!
outstanding Pipe Band. can someone tell me, what is the name of this opening tune?
Not sure if anyone told you the name yet, but it's ceilidh lines
They're all practising with no bag covers?
When your playing sheepskin bags as these guys are you try not to use a bag cover when your practicing
Because it affects the sound?
Indeed.
It's actually to do with the moisture. See with a bag cover all the moisture gets trapped from the day before. So they practice without bag covers to dry off the bags, sheepskin is especially affected by moisture than say a synthetic Canmore bag. Hope this helps.
3:47
Yes.
what is the name of the first song? i love it
The Ceilidh Lines
Atao Kerdrel TUNE
Must be hard to find a hall big enough to accommodate, what 150 pipers ?
could somebody name all the pieces, please?
Ceilidh Lines, An Cota Ruadh, The Islay Ball, Jig of Slurs, Skye, She Moved through the Fair, John Morrison of Assynt House, and Alick C. MacGregor.
@@xanderfeys763 Brilliant- cheers!
What’s the first tune called
Braw piping.
Cruachan!!
What's the strathspey?
”An cota ruadh” the first one after the opening tune
Why do they all use sheepskin bags? Ive only known a handful of pipers that do
Better sound. I bet almost all grade 1-2 (maybe 3 at a push) bands use sheepskin.
Until the mid to late 90's bags were almost exclusively "naturals" - sheepskin or cow/elk hide. The synthetic revolution came along and established itself in the mix then developed to include hybrids. In recent times there has been a steady return to natural in many top bands and players. Likewise, cane vs synthetic drone reeds followed a similar trajectory during the same timeline. Many stuck with natural or combinations during this period too.