I recorded a last few sets on the Glencoe bagpipe before I let my student borrow them again a couple weeks ago but never got around to uploading them. There is a drone stability issue that I can’t get past so for now they’ll be in use as a training pipe until I can get that sorted because they have huge potential.<\/p>\n
First up we’ve got a 74th’s set:<\/p>\n
74th’s Slow March and 74th’s Farewell to Edinburgh<\/a><\/p>\n Then the Dark Island (from memory, hope I got it right!) followed by a good jig.<\/p>\n Dark Island and Thief of Lochaber<\/a><\/p>\n Last on the Glencoe’s is last year’s hornpipe\/jig.<\/p>\n Newmarket House and Hen’s March<\/a><\/p>\n Last, but not least, we’ve got a set of jigs on my A smallpipes, made by Ray Hughes<\/a>. Enjoy!<\/p>\n Scarce o’ Tatties, Queen of the Rushes, Fraher’s Jig, and Leisa McCord<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I recorded a last few sets on the Glencoe bagpipe before I let my student borrow them again a couple weeks ago but never got around to uploading them. There is a drone stability issue that I can’t get past so for now they’ll be in use as a training pipe until I can get … Continue reading Glencoe Bagpipes and my Hughes smallpipes<\/span>