Redesdale Hornpipe (TotM #1)

[@desallen2174]

Adore the sound of the NSP and love Northumberland. A big thumbs up for Kathryn's stalwart daughter in such trying conditions. Bravissimo!!

[@morrisminors9750]

Nice one, Kathryn. We use the Redesdale for our Morris dancers but much slower as they are all getting on a bit!

[@claremaloney5487]

I loved this!

[@richhurst7917]

Aye, back to basics Kathryn, it's where the pipes sound their best, wind noise an' all!! :)

[@jerryfinegan5270]

Love it. Thank you for posting this.

[@paras494]

Outstanding❤️ I’m coming home soon 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@elreyvd]

Yeah! Thank you Kathryn...

[@S24W2]

Beautiful Kathryn!

[@rhschair7321]

Wonderul. Great concept Kathryn.

[@Hare_deLune]

Hooray! Yes! Fantastic! Thanks very much! I first heard you play on the Thistle & Shamrock in the 1980's and I've been a fan ever since. : D

[@wiggsan]

Thanks so much for doing these!!

[@petercowell2051]

Lovely video, wind and all.

[@simonjones2010]

big trout in background you missed it lol, lovely, outside playing is great, you lose all the noise of electricity and thought anyone is listening, hard to record right enough, but then is that how we learn? pipes must be amazing as birds must respond, then as you sit there soaking in the landscape, start to slow down your play come up with stuff, simple but nature is simple and complex. 25 years on you still create... utterly utterly in love with your music.

[@paulflute]

Brilliant.. Look forward to seeing you more often here in cumberland.. we Love you KT.. ;9)

[@CliftonHicksbanjo]

Great work!

[@bradfordkeithmadison953]

This is a GREAT idea - Thank you! Already subscribed and notifications on! Warmest regards from Texas!

[@OldSchoolChinny]

I can never find enough clips of you on here Kathryn so this is great news!😃

[@petermaddison4293]

Thank you.

[@petercowell2051]

Lovely. It is great listening to it again.

[@dorothyjohnson1117]

love hearing your play great setting x

[@Pelthail]

I love everything pipes! These are so beautiful!

[@lpsp442]

Oh, what a chipper tune!

[@metalpiper]

You're awesome KT!

[@davelow7586]

In F. I played in drop D in 3rd fret. Great fun. Lovely tune.

[@johnschneider4160]

Hello from Amerikay! Long time, no see. Kathryn, send us info on how to acquire your latest CDs in your next video! Thank you!!

[@TheKathrynTickell]

Hopefully www.kathryntickell.com should have all the relevant info - or kathryntickell.bandcamp.com/

[@taurotar]

Are these Scortish small pipes or Northumbrian pipes?

[@tank123103]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR ABSOLUTE AGES

[@davelow7586]

I love it. If you ever need a guitar accompaniment, just ask. I'll be backing you on this in a few minutes.

[@TrailTrek]

~Great vid, enjoyed watching this, the tune cheered me up also.

[@pemacal57]

You are GREAT!!!! Brilliant!!!!!

[@tullochgorum6323]

Look forward to the series. Some fiddling too, please!

[@TheBorjaLopez]

Great idea, i like it so much

[@fxjbird]

Only once a month? how about weekly? (I guess I am being greedy, eh) Thanks for this. Till the next one....slan

[@williamswhistlepipes]

Lovely

[@mauriciolacruz]

Great performance! 👍🏻 Just missing someone else playing the drum!

[@edotoole]

Went down to the river Took my hornpipe too Played a jolly little tune Tid willerdy wolly woo With a tid a willerdy wolly Tid a wolly woo etc My pleasure.

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

It sounds like The Who Baba O Riley lol