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Learning Living Pibroch

Author: Josh Dickson

Canntaireachd and graphic design: capturing its ‘expressive force’

14 October 202214 October 2022 Josh DicksonGeneral Information

The following article was written by pibroch.net core team members Kate Carpenter and Josh Dickson and was recently published by the National Piping Centre on bagpipenews.com: Canntaireachd and graphic design: capturing its ‘expressive force’ The[…]

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Sound & Vision – arranged by Allan Speedy

4 August 20194 August 2019 J David HesterAnnouncements

Pibroch meets David Bowie.

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APC Modern Pibroch Library – 2019 Call for Submission

2 August 20192 August 2019 J David HesterAnnouncements

The mission of the Alt Pibroch Club (APC) is to re-extend the idiom of cèol mor performance and composition by exploring the multitude of ancient and modern interpretations, styles, and schools of performances. making them[…]

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Chris Lee – B Drone Spree

12 July 201913 July 2019 J David HesterCompositions

b-drones-second.m4a Composition by Chris Lee, as heard on Pipeline July 2019. Enjoy!

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Pipeline – Featuring Chris Lee

8 July 20198 July 2019 J David HesterAnnouncements

Our member, Chris Lee, moved from Hong Kong to Scotland in order to obtain his piping degree (from the Royal Conservatoire and the National Piping Centre). He was an early student of Bruce Gandy, staying[…]

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Rare Recording – Cpt. John A. MacLellan, “The Bicker”

6 July 20191 July 2019 J David HesterAnnouncements

From the library of Colin MacLellan, he sent along this recording of the good Cpt. performing his version of The Bicker, from the 1950s.

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MacDonald – Fosgailte Crunluaths

15 June 201912 June 2019 J David HesterAnnouncements

  I had not noticed this until listening to Peter McCalister playing “The Red Speckled Bull” (PS 237) at the MacDonald Cuach this year (2019). There are three different rhythmic styles for fosgailte crunluaths in[…]

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