Encore by master piper Stuart Liddell during concert at Delgatie Castle, Turriff in Scotland 2021
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- Award winning Scottish Bagpiper Stuart Liddell from Inveraray, Argyll, Scotland, finishing his encore during at concert at historic Delgatie Castle. The tunes are "Troy's Wedding" arranged as a Waltz, "The Stone Cutters Phoenix" jig by Mark Saul, "The Stirling Mozzie" by Colin Magee and a short part of "Scotland the Brave" as he walks off.
This was a special concert to help raise funds for this historic property near Turriff in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, which dates back to 1030. The Castle is the seat of Clan Hay and is where Mary Queen of Scots stayed in 1562 after the battle of Corrichie. The concert was arranged thanks to the support of Lady Jane MacRae of Clan Hay Society.
Stuart Liddell is a piper of great distinction, who has won many of the top awards in solo piping, including several Gold Medals and has twice won the Glenfiddich Piping Championship. Stuart lives in Inveraray and is Pipe major of the Grade 1 Inveraray & District Pipe Band, which he founded in 2003. His grandfather was the late Pipe Major Ronnie McCallum MBE, piper to the Duke of Argyll.
The best modern day piper by far.
Marvellous playing !
The Queen's Mary Castle. The Music. The Bagpiper. S-E-N-S-A-C-I-O-N-A-L!
Great musician! 😍
Best Piper ever
He is just great...
He really is an absolute piping god!!!
Great piping Stu. Always a pleasure to listen to you. Well done .
Does anyone remember Seamus McNeal, (sp) once principal of the Glasgow school of piping? I have an LP of his piping. (Not taking anything away from Stuart. Superb piping!!!)
Seumas was a great visionary who began the College of Piping and produced their brilliant tutor book....but as a player....he couldn't have got within a million miles of Stuart.
Guys unbelievable
Maybe the best iv ever. Seen
The same kind of instrument found in Qazaqstan by archeologists. It is called "jelbuaz" in Qazaq. Some ancestors of gaels lived in Central Asia somewhen and brought it to the British Esle deep back then.
Cheers fur that Poindexter
@@johnparr347yrsand2 Almost all instruments were invented in Central Asia and then brought to other parts of the world, honey!
Lay it down Stu 😜
Wow
Troy’s Wedding is the first tune :)
Yep....but with a very different time signature!
Good
If I won the lotto I would buy the town I live in a present. Each head of household would recieve a copy in the mail of "world's best bagpiper volume" with a greeting, It would have to be a surprise so no one would leak the gift. Once they knew everyone had one, the town would be had. Then say it was from the town on the other side of the river across the bridge, which of course is much poorer and has larger abandoned buildings from the 1860's in gross view of traffic still boasting of ambitions nearly 150 years later now "skid row" .
I prefer to listen to them collectively.. Otherwise good show Stuart
:-)
Im 90 percent Scottish