Andy May Trio - Andy May & Ian Stephenson Northumbrian Pipes Duet

[@nathanjoerndt8804]

I love how the drones and pipes just blend together!!!! so beautiful!

[@spidergem1]

Nice pipes love the harmonies 2 stunning :)

[@biniou24]

Just magic, lads ! Love it !!!

[@ColRAPR]

Outstanding !!

[@NicholasKonradsen]

i love how growly ian's pipes are

[@occamrules]

Lovely

[@tonyblack3957]

Magic

[@majnjord]

Fantastic! Could you please share the titles of the tunes played?

[@iancollege]

Boulavogue is the first one, then I think it's Holmes' Fancy, last one I can't remember!

[@majnjord]

Thanks a ton Ian! Great playing, this Boolavogue version is simply enchanting.

[@majnjord]

The last song seems to be Stagshaw Bank Fair, and Lasses Pass the Brandy for ending. Thought I'd share it here for anyone who might wonder which songs it was. :)

[@blissful351]

Thank you.I've been wanting to know what it is

[@Pylliwigins]

Wonderful playing! The first tune is irish: Boolavogue.

[@lmtt123]

The song Boolavogue has beautiful lyrics too

[@edeledeledel5490]

I wouldn't call lyrics about war and death burning someone's body beautiful

[@drexmaverick]

Is Andy May the redhead? He cut his hair?

[@eoinmaclean6478]

A Mhailí mhómhar, dá siúlfá an ród liom Ba deas do lóistín le teacht na hoích'. Bheadh fliúit is orgán ag seinm ceoil duit A thógfadh an brón is an tuirse díot. Buidéal beorach ina shuí ar bhord ann, Is scaifte ógbhan lena thaobh, Is, a mhaighre mhómhar, dá mbínn-se ag ól leat, Bheinn do do phógadh má b'fhada an oích'. Shiúil mé Éire is arís ina dhiaidh sin Ó bhruach Loch Gréine go Contae an Chláir, Is ní fhaca mé aon bhean ariamh sa méid sin A ghabhfainn de roghain ort, a Mhailí Bhán. Mná na hÉireann is iad cruinn le chéile, Uaisle an tsaoil agus fir Chríoch Fáil, Is é a déarfadh an méid sin a chuala an scéala Go dtug tú an chraobh leat ar na mná. Cá bhfuil an féirín a gheall tú inné dom, Mo ghúna craobhach ar dhath an óir, Mo chaipín gléasta chomh dubh le sméara, Agus eachraí gléasta le cur fúm sa ród? Gheall tú cúirt dom i lár na hoíche, Is ní bhfuair mé ansiúd ach mar chábán bó, Is mo chos á lúbadh ar mhaide an lústair, Is mo cheann fúm is mé ag sileadh deor.