Bagpiper Angus McColl 1

[@jimmybobjoey2631]

His right hand is so crisp...a joy to listen to. The phrasing is so consistent too. Awesome lad, just awesome. The crowd could have shown a bit more respect instead of chatting like a grannies meeting.

[@angelabinu]

What's sitting on my chair watching this video is a one and only goose bump, if you know what I mean :-) - Absolutely fantastic and at the same time very touching. Angela

[@Gaelforced]

Angus McColl playing for Scotland !...Why have Adidas not noted that one of the greatest pipers on earth plays in "sambas" we haven't had a striker like him for years...he takes my breath away...and I'm a bloke!..Christ almighty I need a blast from Angus in the morning as much as I need to live...

[@dustineden698]

If his name is "Angus McColl", he probably slays the fucking bagpipes.

[@Xboxbagpiper1]

Love the music that he produces there. He teaches in Oban High School in Scotland. He is one of the best teachers you can get. Like Ian spiers or Andrew wright

[@keydetpiper]

That high A is awesome.... Angus is an amazing player for sure. I could listen to this all day!

[@ktsf57]

I was there, and he was wonderful!!

[@craigrobertson1235]

Angus has always made it look easy, had the fortune/misfortunate to compete against him over 30 years ago, always a joy to listen to and he has such great phrasing. Superb.

[@fionnmcnessa]

Name of the second 6/8 March please first one I know is leaving port askaig

[@animallvr1]

WOW!!!!! Just that, WOW!!!

[@delta7155]

World class!

[@zirkus88]

woww his lemluaths on A are outta control, agreed

[@RayMainBagpiper]

Sometimes I can't hear the bass --- when I'm on the inside, so I rest the stick near my ear so you can hear/feel the bass drone. I wonder if that's what he's doing also.

[@celtfin1]

what a piper fantastic to listen to and i love the fact he's in a pair of addidas samba's. smart :)

[@TheHighlandPiper]

That´s right!

[@RayMainBagpiper]

I'm still trying to figure out which tune it is for the lead up to Rose Amongst the Heather.

[@connorelliott2673]

If anyone is curious the strathspeys in the second half are: 1: The Cambletown Kiltie Ball 2: The Rose among the heather 3: O'er the bows to ballandalloch I'm not sure about the reels except the last one is the hard drive by Fred Morrison.

[@Tim21832]

cant they stop talking

[@jackdonnelly6119]

That their babbling doesn't phase him at all is pure Angus.

[@dileas4892]

tough crowd!!!

[@quinnthepiper]

can anyone tell me the first tune is i think its fucking class and i really want to learn it.

[@3DPiper]

I believe it is "Leaving Port Askaig"

[@Viperpiper123]

the 2nd song hes playing is the McNeils of Ugadale

[@nickystripe3303]

Thank you. I have wanted to know the name of this tune for years because I have liked it so much. Now I can find the music and learn it.

[@alvindurochermtl]

Sorry to hear about your sister in law. In any case, Lochabor No More is better as a lament...check it out when you have the chance.

[@MacArthurPiper]

Shame the camera man couldn't keep the soding camera on Angus! Don't really want to see people taping their feet or what their doing!

[@RayMainBagpiper]

Well...the Pipes ARE a martial instrument :)

[@fionnmcnessa]

Name of the second 6/8 please anyone i kmow the first is leaving port askaig

[@alvindurochermtl]

Fair enough...though the pipes sound great in a church...bottom line...not all indoor venues are unsuitable for the pipes provided the ceiling is high enough.

[@RayMainBagpiper]

Yup, hard... has lots of notes that are there but can't be heard as the tune is played. MacNeils of Ugandale is a very similar tune, but a whole bunch easier.

[@kevinngo4751]

Much better for visit with Chinese water dragon selman lisa likes red tail catfish best because becoming with us Thanksgiving dinner Turkey

[@ffiirrobbiic]

Nice confederate flag in the background :P

[@pipergy]

That's the old Georgia State Flag.