Gabriel McKeon - Newcastle Piping Festival 2017

Gabriel McKeon - Newcastle Piping Festival 2017

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

The acoustics/recording is amazing! "Good job" to whoever set up the microphones! (I suppose the piping itself is quite nice as well 😘.. I never get sick of the elbow pipes; such a magical instrument!)

[@patgibsonguitar5000]

Thank-you for posting Mr. McKeon's music. I'll be on the look for more, if 'e 'as any about. It did take a wee bit to tune and warm up - but once he did that, it was superb. What an impeccable piper I ain't ever heard of before.

[@antseanbheanbocht4993]

He has a son called Sean Mckeown who is an absolute wizard on the pipes too.

[@herecomeseveryone7562]

He has two solo albums; the first 'Irish Piping Tradition,' & a relatively new one 'The Turning of the Geese.' He also has an excellent album with his two sons, Conor & Sean, 'The Dusty Miller'

[@alexbarrass4252]

The expression on Hamish Moore's face at 4:45... priceless!!

[@jansrensen7582]

Amazing Wonderfull blessed Nice good. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@dublinpiper]

that took my breath away, my heart jumped listening to the regs. Thank you for posting this. Elevating.

[@antoduncan]

A master at work

[@eamonnclabby7067]

Timeless...😊

[@justsome-guy7596]

Holy Schmoly - that's great piping! 'Wiel played Sir!'

[@thomasjohnson7871]

Grand piping!

[@RayMainBagpiper]

Inspiring !

[@Cletric]

Someone knows the name of the first tune? Love it thanks for posting !!!

[@herecomeseveryone7562]

Lord Mayo, Hand me down the tackle, The braes of busby

[@joebyrne5277]

Second one is the flax in bloom

[@herecomeseveryone7562]

Yep, Joe's right. I get the names of those two mixed up from Ennis playing the two together. Sorry about that.