Piping Live 2022: Lunchtime Recital - Connor Sinclair (2)

[@Marcblur]

What is the movement he's making on B around 1:13?

[@davidsamson1453]

It's like an edre, but the D and E gracenotes are played on a B instead of a low A. Just like you would play in a crunluath a mach embellishment on B

[@plasticpiper]

its a Darodo

[@piperbob2]

@@plasticpiper With respect, the Darodo (the 'bubbly note') is low g,d,g,c,g gracenotes to a melody note B. Almost as David says above, it's like an Edre: melody note B followed by e,b,f,b gracenotes to melody note E.

[@alexpavlovic2498]

What is the name of the first tune

[@piperbob2]

It's "John Mackenzie's Fancy", composed by J.A. Barrie. We used to play it in British Caledonian Airways PB. The score can be found on page 273 of the Scots Guards Vol. 3.

[@alexpavlovic2498]

@@piperbob2 thank you

[@piperbob2]

@@alexpavlovic2498 You're welcome, Alex !