Piping Live 2017 - Brighde Chaimbeul and Innes White

[@soidog659]

Great music

[@hafer88]

🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻🌿🌻

[@cheeseheadfiddle]

I’m obsessed

[@citizenworld8094]

This is important but fantastic too.

[@thunorwodenson]

So glad to have recently discovered her. So good.

[@piperbob2]

I first heard of Brighde when she was only 11: I was youth-hostelling in the Highlands and in one of the hostels was a leaflet about her and another well-known piper, touring the Highlands giving recitals.

[@arforgordzake]

Could listen to this for a looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time :-)

[@mccypr]

This video/performance is sooooo great! I’ve watched this many times. 🙂😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@mccypr]

Thanks! 🙂😎

[@RobBerube]

thanks for uploading this! great stuff. that dudes head at 29 min lol.

[@randysmith5802]

Have just discovered the smallpipes. This young woman is a master, naturally at one with her instrument, just great!

[@barryfisher4734]

Great playing, amazing piping and lovely accompaniment.

[@AAMacKenzie]

BRAVO Brighde!!! Encore! More, more, more,..... please!

[@johnmoloughney4738]

Only heard heard her play recently, lovely style, most entertaining

[@fregglewoman]

My oh my... Love it!

[@MrNikodemus2]

beautiful sounding smallpipe.

[@patrickbodenham6879]

what key is this pipe in?

[@JohnMcKLV]

@@patrickbodenham6879 c

[@andyradin7992]

They have such a great sense of time...

[@neloon4578]

Brilliant!!

[@ustwoalberts]

starts after a minute or so - well worth the short wait

[@gordonwilson2533]

Great if this pair would come play in Edinburgh or again in Glasgow again at piping live? listening to this alot

[@piperbob2]

No, there was no tune list. The Gaelic for 'The Pompous Trousers' might be "A 'Bhriogais Mhòr" or "Briogais Bhochd" (?)

[@gordonwilson2533]

@@piperbob2 got it thanks, slowed her down, that set on her cd too, if i were her i would do a cd sometime w ith this guy too

[@michaelufford193]

Beautiful ensemble playing.

[@ronaldwoodaman5028]

Small pipe in C. Not as common as the ones in A but what great soft but bright sound. Lovely!

[@jensneumann1214]

Great tunes. Would love to know the setlist.

[@angusallendorf166]

What does she play before Lark in the Morning at around 8:40?

[@ScottishThings]

she has just a great flow the way she plays pretty much every tune sounds great compared to how i learned a lot of these tunes in a band

[@disgustingisgood]

great tune.*_*

[@j.ptomba2542]

Anyone know the name of the tune at 22:12?

[@Alexprofiriu]

The original song should be called "Dr Mcinnes' fancy"

[@hafer88]

🌿🌻🌿

[@rumeunner3245]

What was the name of the last reel? I couldn't hear what she said.

[@JohnMcKLV]

She's amazing, but equal credit to some of the best accompaniment as can be. Tasteful and creative without overpowering the pipes.

[@elgaitero1]

Great playing; wha’d She say???

[@xoanlueiro9973]

nice sound and nice songs, congrats! just one comment: what she mentions as "Spanish tune" is not such. It is actually a Galician "muiñeira" (kind of jig: "Muiñeira de Cabana"), from the old traditional music of bagpipes in Galicia. Cheers!!

[@josemanuelcuervo-uria7743]

She is right Xoán...it is after all a Spanish tune from the region of Galicia

[@xoanlueiro9973]

no way. there is not such a thing like "Spanish" music in terms of traditional music. There are Galician, Vasque, Castillian, Asturian, Catalan, Andalusian, etc, traditional musics ...all different. No matter, diversity is not a crime man, all the opposite. By the way, Spain is an entelequia

[@josemanuelcuervo-uria7743]

Xoán, diversity is what enriches Spain as a country and indeed it is ,not a crime as you said...much on the contrary. I meant she is right as she menyioned as well a Bulgarian tune...not given the region of Bulgaria where the tune came from. She is a musician and a great one being so young...her interest I think is to give to the wide world an idea of where the tune came from. Relax and enjoy the music. Cheers.

[@kolukolev726]

Actually, she does mention the region - the Rhodopean mountains, village of Shiroka Luka.

[@johnshort5003]

The music is fantastic but I can't hear a word she's saying. Never mind, a wonderful set.