Piping Live 2014 - Gordon Walker Lunchtime Recital (7)

[@alessandromanzieri2286]

The jig at 3:59 is the rakes of kildare

[@skimckay]

The King!

[@barryguthrie8929]

Beast

[@malcolm9650]

He's a nonce!

[@rockandrollsax]

Yes!! Wow!

[@daryllawrick976]

Fantastic tone...

[@lesliedodds4011]

gordon dosent use any tape on the chanter good tone

[@Ronas577]

Does anyone know where to find this arrangement of "Rakes Of Kildare" (sheet music)?

[@piperbob2]

The first jig is "Duncan MacKillop".

[@katyorgz]

+piperbob2 What is the last jig called?

[@piperbob2]

+katyorgz Regret that I don't know the name: I've heard Gordon play it before.

[@Gaelforced]

+piperbob2 It is actually called 'Donald MacKillop', know well why and how it was named after him. Somehow original named got lost in some translation(s).

[@nubagpiper7431]

Second is Rory MacLeod

[@nubagpiper7431]

3rd, I dunno, 4th is The Rakes of Kildare, 5th I don't know either sorry

[@bluestanley123]

Anyone know the tune at 2:00?

[@ashleynewman9832]

The curlew

[@alessandromanzieri2286]

No it’s rory mcleod jig

[@bluestanley123]

@@alessandromanzieri2286 thanks!

[@alessandromanzieri2286]

bluestanley123 👍🏻

[@mrwhite1073]

Flawless

[@jazzman1626]

The last “tune” is not very “tuneful”. It’s more like a series of fancy exercises.

[@glennmacdonald5475]

Where is he now?

[@piperbob2]

Haven't seen Gordon at piping events for some years now - he might have retired (?)

[@josechimichanga-w5k]

@@piperbob2 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Walker_(piper) this wikipedia page lists what happened to him.

[@mca9]

whats the name of the first tune, duncan ____________ i cant catch it?

[@lextrueno]

Mackillop