ROSS AINSLIE, BRIGHDE CHAIMBEUL AND STEVEN BYRNES

[@ruderoid]

Absolutely belting stuff. Love that.

[@iainmacgillivray4053]

Absolutely fantastic and out of this world!! Beautiful playing and tremendous performance! Slainte

[@MrSpartaa]

I come back here every day 🔥

[@parqld]

Most incredible synchronisation. and all by memory, no time to turn pages of music.I am in awe of your talents all three of you.

[@fintanandrouiz8160]

Talent yes but a lot of work ! ;)

[@martinlaird4738]

This set blew me away the first time you three played it and put it on Facebook Ross, it sounds even better here! Bloody hell

[@carolemenard8877]

Extremely good to listen to AND to watch! Beautiful. I can’t wait for the album to come!

[@davidsoutar6898]

incredible stuff, brilliant.

[@oliverlawrence8960]

This is an absolute belter. Brilliant!

[@reddyandre]

Amazing Musick! Who's the hairdresser?

[@SantiagoBsAs]

The 3 of you ROCK!! Keep it going!

[@MAMDAVEM]

fantastic sound and brilliantly filmed.

[@RobBerube]

I REQUIRE THE SHEET MUSIC! :D Great set!

[@yuryb59]

Power... Very nice...

[@jamsodonnelljamsodonnell7342]

Brilliant. Pure rock and roll Hup!

[@gordanaparthur9267]

🎉 a marvel 🎉

[@searechanel]

Bravo!!!

[@piperbob2]

Great stuff !

[@craigbrown9940]

So good, was a treat when you played this at the Sanctuary album launch at the Mitchell Theatre, I had only seen this on KZbin a few days before.

[@pmbear]

The connecting tube from bellows to bag on Ross’ pipe looks pretty nifty… more flexible than the rubber hose I’m using lol

[@DrunkenPostie]

Nice one, you guys. xx

[@davidsoutar1]

Magic.

[@andrewsharpe2587]

I don't like like the black-out effect every camera angle change, but the music is excellent.

[@williambell9690]

Braw!

[@johnthedude1000]

STOP THE BLACK FADE

[@NSAJ33]

Mr. Ainslie id like to chat with you sometime. I'm interested in the Ainslie family research. Talk soon. I'm also from this family.

[@slaviboy]

Bulgaria ❤❤

[@williamswhistlepipes]

First rate performance top draw

[@noemibuchert8861]

awesome sound!!! but the video spoils it completely, because the editing means you can't follow anyones fingers for more than five seconds.

[@scottbaker3876]

Whose the maker of Brighdes pipes?

[@fionnlaghgm]

Brighde and Ross are both playing Scottish Smallpipes in the key of 'C' made by Fin and Hamish Moore

[@ustwoalberts]

beautiful . The film editor dos'nt seem to listening though - rhythmically aligned with the band would be good . Still , lovely stusff, despite that

[@edelahaye]

Yes, good to listen, but very unpleasant to watch due to a ridicule editing with those black fadings. It's OK once or twice, but repeatedly, it's just a non-sense.

[@johnthedude1000]

wh cant we just see and hear without the edits

[@reddyandre]

oh my god yes... as much as I want to watch, I can't stand watching it

[@balddonaldcerrone7930]

any names for the tunes Ross?

[@kostadingerdjikov7074]

These are some Rhodope dances and songs usually played on the kaba gaida(kaba-bagpipe): 1)00:00- 1:31- Kosovsko horo; 2)1:31-1:45- Joh mari joh( a part of the song) 3)1:45-2:27- a song the name of which I cannot remember now; 4)2:27-2:39- this a short sitnezh, a fast instrumental kaba bagpipe piece of music without singing; 5)2:39-2:59- Stiga mi se momne le navdigai(Rhodope song) 6)2:59- to the end- various sitnezhi. Very good interpretation!

[@balddonaldcerrone7930]

Kostadin Gerdjikov Bulgarian tunes?

[@edelahaye]

Yes, as mentionned in the introduction. I would add that the naming of the Bulgarian tunes is a big source of confusion. "horo" means round dance. It's generic and has not peculiar meaning (it's just opposed to "pese", or song). "Kosovsko" refers to a village called Kosovo in Bulgarian Rhodope mountains (Plovdiv province). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosovo,_Plovdiv_Province The time signature here being 6/8, the adjective "pravo" (or straight) should be added for more precision, hence "Kosovsko pravo horo" (Косовско право хоро). That said, I have not found a tune called "Kosovsko pravo horo". Good luck with that !