Sunday, September 18, 2022

melancholy thistle: Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here? * Learned of quite a trove of new most beautiful Piobaireachd in talking with old Scottish friends at the Scottish Ligonier Highland Games, in Western Pennsylvania, on Saturday 17 September 2022 * Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aoyqEX0axA47tesdABfthYGKj_xzljddyR5FN1fisxc/edit?usp=sharing - and am happy to share this with you so you could create a list of Piobaireachd most beautiful to your ear


melancholy thistle: Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here? * Found quite a trove of new most beautiful Piobaireachd in talking with old Scottish friends at the Scottish Ligonier Highland Games (in Western PA) ... 

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Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aoyqEX0axA47tesdABfthYGKj_xzljddyR5FN1fisxc/edit?usp=sharing - and am happy to share this with you so you could create a list of Piobaireachd most beautiful to your ear




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Dear Joyce, Don & Max, All, 

Nice to meet and talk with you. And so great to see you again, Joyce, and as your student in the mid 1970s in Pittsburgh :! Just texted my mother about this - 

"Hi Ma, I was at the games in the morning, just held WUaS Monthly Business Meeting at the nearby Ligonier Public Library, and am heading back to the games soon! Just met and talked with Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh, amazingly after 45 years ... she was organizing and piping for the highland dancers ðŸ™‚ Great to rekindle our piping connection ðŸ™‚  - Scott (https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2022/09/primula-scotica.html)"


Thanks for suggesting Piobaireachd you find lyrical melodic pretty or are favorites SOMEHOW, Don and Max, like the following (and others) -

Struan Robertson's Salute 
(lovely tune!)

Little Spree 
(am playing this, and may include on album, but not totally my favorite re being beautiful )


Joyce - 
Kintarbert's Fancy (couldn't find this online)

Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
https://vimeo.com/143726070

Lament for only Son 

(Donald ...     and I didn't write the rest of this tune down).

Thanks too for suggesting your husband Jimmy McIntosh's resources (and my condolences). 


Piper in CMU tent from Balmoral band - 

Lament for the Children

Lament for Donald Dugal MacKay


(Robert Wallace's album "Purely Piobaireachd" for ideas

Earl of Seaforth's Salute

Lament for Alan my Son 



My favorites (presently) - 

Desperate Battle (of the Birds)

Beloved Scotland 

I Got the Kiss of the King's Hand

His Father's Lament for Donald MacKenzie 


Hoping to post some of these to my blog possibly tomorrow - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/bagpiping.


First Scottish Small Pipes' "Honey in the Bag" album is here - http://scottmacleod.com/piping.htm - and the bandcamp page for tentatively entitled "Honey Piobaireachd" as well. 

~ Honey  in the Bag ~
... NEW Scottish Small Piping (2020) ALBUM ... https://scottmacleodhoneyinthebagscottishsmallpipesbagpiping.bandcamp.com/



Nice to meet you and let's stay in touch. May see you around the Games this afternoon too. (Just held CC-4 ocw.mit.edu -centric Wiki World Univ & Sch's Monthly Business Meeting at the local Ligonier Valley Public library, and here are the Agenda and News - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2022/09/linnaea-amabilis-sat-91722-agenda-and.html ... with more about WUaS in this blog post with the 9/12/22 WUaS News and Q&A - 

Thanks for all the lyrical, melodic, pretty, favorite, great Piobaireachd suggestions!

As Aye, 
Scott


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Joyce Mcintosh

Sat, Sep 17, 5:54 PM (16 hours ago)
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Earl of Seaforth’s Salute. Definitely melodic. 

I’ve also remembered MacGregor’s Salute!  There are so many lovely tunes to choose from. 

And thank you Scott for spelling both of my surnames correctly!  It’s not often done!

Good luck with all of your projects!  Will help in anyway I can. 

Yours,
Joyce

On Sep 17, 2022, at 2:01 PM, Scott MacLeod <sgkmacleod@worlduniversityandschool.org> wrote:

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Joyce and Lyn, All,


So nice to get your email, Joyce, and thanks for suggesting exploring teaching Piping (again having just taught Piobaireachd to a student online over about 1.5 years) - and potentially regarding Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music's most beautiful tunes, - and re The St. Andrew's Society of Pittsburgh. I'd like to introduce you all to Lyn Reed Orr, who was the representative of the St Andrews Society at the information tent near the field. Thank you Lyn for making it possible to apply for membership in the St Andrews Society of Pittsburgh (https://www.standrewspittsburgh.org/). Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh was my piping teacher in Pittsburgh in the mid 1970s! 

Instead of the tentative title of "Honey Piobaireachd," I may name my upcoming album of beautifully played Piobaireachd "Prettiest Piobaireachd" - thanks to all of your great suggestions today. Pretty Piobaireachd, even most beautiful lyrical melodic pretty Piobaireachd favorites and compositions of genius somehow are what I am seeking, so Thank you!

Thanks for mentioning also, before & since Joyce's and my emails, the following tunes (other pipers not in this email thread) -



"Field of Gold" (by Donald MacLeod, so a contemporary tune, not one from the mid 1800s, and similarly ancient!) and 

"Donald of Laggan" and 

"The Lament for Mary MacLeod"! And 

"Lament for the Children" 3x mentioned! (which I don't know very well at all).



Thanks again for your email, Joyce and communication, Lyn and All - and talking at the Ligonier Highland Games today!

I actually have a spreadsheet for most beautiful Piobaireachd tunes - to my ear - that I'm developing from a list of about 315 old Piobaireachd... And am very glad for all of your suggestions! Let's keep this piping music conversation going with time and via the Web! Thanks again!

As Aye, Scott



Some further resources -
Seeking to find and create a list of

Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here - 
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aoyqEX0axA47tesdABfthYGKj_xzljddyR5FN1fisxc/edit?usp=sharing - and am happy to share this with you so you could create a list of Piobaireachd most beautiful to your ear .... Sometimes, those Piobaireachd tunes that are 'classics' and somehow appeal to many many People and pipers can be a shared experience of most beautiful but I Also am wondering here, and thinking about, what is beautiful and in Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music especially. Welcoming your further thinking about this and with time:) 

Lists of Piobaireachd -





 Some further thoughts about beautiful Piobaireachd - 
(Has anyone ever seen kilt rock on Skye?:)

This blog post has the spreadsheet  -
in it

How to make Piobaireachd sing anew on the ScottishSmallPipes and on all 3 chanters, and with the A E A chord drone combination for the A mixolydian chanter for example:)

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Dear Joyce, Don & Max, All,  


Wow, quite a treasure trove of beautiful Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music suggestions... I've gathered together some great recordings for your enjoyment, and to begin to soon play some of these. Thanks again so so much for suggesting these ...


Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan



Joyce - 

Lament for MacSwan of Roaig



Kintarbert's Fancy

AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Bob McMichael 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 



The Lament for the Only Son 
Bob Brown 



Earl of Seaforth’s Salute. Definitely melodic.
Fred Morrison 

The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan



Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace



The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)


Thanks too for suggesting your late husband, Joyce, Jimmy McIntosh's resources (and my condolences) ... JimmyMcIntoshPiobaireachd.com 
And also from 
euspba.org > education tab > learning channel > video 



Lament for Donald Dougal MacKay
William MacLean ???


(Robert Wallace's album "Purely Piobaireachd" for ideas further)


My favorites (presently) - 

 The Desperate Battle of the Birds
John D. Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7


Beloved Scotland, I Leave Thee Gloomy· 
Mike Cusack
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor



I got a kiss of the King's hand 
Roddy MacLeod
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7


His Father's Lament for Donald MacKenzie
William Morrison (1993)
John D Burgess Urlar
Donald MacLeod tutorial
Bob Brown (spoken word)





Lament for the Old Sword
Stuart Liddell 
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
(Sheet music from Stuart Liddell)


Corrienessan's Salute
Andrew Bonar 2010
Donald MacLeod Tutorial vol 9
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor



The MacFarlanes' Gathering 
Willie McCallum
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7


The Lament for Mary Macleod - Piobaireachd
John Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor



Little Spree 
Claus Reiss 



Also from pipers today -

The Field of Gold  
Donald MacLeod


Donald of Laggan, Lament for ...


Some people also mentioned - 
Patrick Regan
George Balderose
Andrew Carlisle (CMU Director of their pipe band) 
as knowledgeable resources for favorite most beautiful Piobaireachd piping tunes too. 


Thanks again for your really wonderful musical beautiful pretty Piobaireachd favorites' suggestions! Amazing what comes from asking and talking. And nice to meet you! 

Hoping to post some of this to my blog possibly tomorrow - https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/bagpiping 

Great to see you too Ken Thompson MD especially at the Ligonier Highland Games today! :)

Cheers, 
Scott

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Good to talk with you too, Max, and let's explore further riffing on the Scottish bagpipes with the Allman Brothers AT Cow Palace in SF in '73 with machine learning and AI and even Piobaireachd melodies - https://youtu.be/DNAmXz8kc6I (am waiting on a Peter Norvig to help with this in the Google's ecosystems) - which I hear the potential for beginning at about the 2 hours 30 minutes' mark around Bo Diddly, and from your Nevada days.


Further Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music thinking here mentioning the Allman Brothers AT Cow Palace in 73 concert - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2021/04/passiflora-ligularis-bagpiping.html


Would you like to explore learning Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music, beautifully played together?

Regards, Scott

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Max, Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh (my highland Bagpiping music teacher from the mid 1970s here in Pgh), All, 


Thanks again for your emails, and great to talk with you. (So great to see you Joyce afterall these ~5 decades:) and to learn that you have been playing for and organizing the Highland dance at the Ligonier Highland Games over the past 40 years, coming north from South Carolina!)

Max, again - thank you - and good to talk with you, and let's explore further riffing on the Scottish bagpipes with the Allman Brothers AT Cow Palace in SF in '73 with machine learning and AI and even Piobaireachd melodies - https://youtu.be/DNAmXz8kc6I (am waiting on a Peter Norvig to help with this in the Google's ecosystems) - which I hear the potential for beginning at about the 2 hours 30 minutes' mark around Bo Diddly, and from your Nevada days.


Further Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music thinking, here mentioning the Allman Brothers AT Cow Palace in 73 concert - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2021/04/passiflora-ligularis-bagpiping.html.


Would you like to explore learning Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music, beautifully played together?

Musical Regards, Scott

Scott MacLeod 
- 412 478 0116


- World University and School
- (planned for all instruments in all 7,151 living languages, each a wiki page for open teaching and learning to begin)

 

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Dear Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh my highland Bagpiping music beautifully played together teacher, Lyn, Frank, Don (who teaches AI in WV:),


Thanks for your suggestions, Joyce, to teach piping, and potentially regarding the St Andrew's Society information tent at the Ligonier Highland Games. And nice to meet you, Lyn:).

And great to see you Frank (Cindrich) my housemate in 2006-2007 in Pittsburgh, now the MC of the Scottish Celtic Rock stage with grassy hillside at the Ligonier Highland Games for the 2nd year in a row. Thanks too for co-connecting on Twitter - 




Frank, Don, all, thoughts about riffing on the Scottish bagpipes #ScottishSmallPipes (with the same fingering as the Highland Bagpipe) .. with the Allman Brothers AT Cow Palace in SF in '73 with machine learning and AI and even with Piobaireachd melodies - https://youtu.be/DNAmXz8kc6I (am waiting on a Peter Norvig to help with this in Google's ecosystems) - which I hear much potential for beginning at about the 2 hours 30 minutes' mark around Bo Diddly?

Scott

Am much on Twitter exploring these ideas for online music making and piping and Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music beautifully played too - 

Monday, 9/12//22 open @WorldUnivAndSch WUaS News and Q&A Recording
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Monday, September 19, 2022


Dear Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh, Stuart (Liddell, virtuosic Piper, in Argyle shire!), John and Jean Walsh in Antigonish Nova Scotia Canada, and maker of Walsh Scottish Small Pipes) Ligonier Highland Games' friends (near Pittsburgh PA), All, 


Greetings!

Have added the new Piobaireachd I learned of thanks to you here to this developing spreadsheet - 

And now seeking to find some Sheet Music and add the source book or similar here too - 

Favorite Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music beautifully played to explore for upcoming album Scottish Small Pipes'album from what I learned anew are here -


Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan



Joyce - 

Lament for MacSwan of Roaig



Kintarbert's Fancy

AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Bob McMichael 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 



The Lament for the Only Son 
Bob Brown 



Earl of Seaforth’s Salute. Definitely melodic.
Fred Morrison 

The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan



Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace



The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)


Thanks too for suggesting your late husband, Joyce, Jimmy McIntosh's resources (and my condolences) ... JimmyMcIntoshPiobaireachd.com 
And also from 
euspba.org > education tab > learning channel > video 



Lament for Donald Dougal MacKay
William MacLean ???


AND 

(Any suggestions off the top of your head for sources of sheet music for these?)

My search will begin with these soon -

I have the Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor (Piobaireachd) from 1908 (1st published) and Books 3,4 & 7 of the Piobaireachd society, and the Web (which was helpful, for example, for the 'His Father's Lament for Donald Mackenzie' pretty Piobaireachd sheet music 


Recently found this Twitter where a stag laid down outside my window in the SF Bay Area listening as first hypothesis to the Allman brothers in Cow Palace in 73


So so glad I learned of all these pretty or melodic Piobaireachd from all of you. Thank you for your suggestions... Looking forward to exploring these for upcoming of album beautifully played Piobaireachd - ScottMacLeod.com/piping.htm.

Am continuing to explore ways to do something new with the chord in my Walsh Scottish Small Pipes' drones on the B flat chanter so the drones I think would be tuned to b flat e flat and b flat I think. So which of these beautiful Piobaireachd are in the key of B flat such that the E flat in the drone would work? Am I asking the right questions as I explore these Scottish Small Pipes' and the B flat A and D chanters and the baritone drone? :)

Cheers, thanks, Scott 



melancholy thistle: Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here? * Found quite a trove of new most beautiful Piobaireachd in talking with old Scottish friends at the Scottish Ligonier Highland Games, in Western Pennsylvania, on Saturday 17 September 2022 * Piobaireachd that are most beautiful pieces of the extant ancient ~315 pieces here - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1aoyqEX0axA47tesdABfthYGKj_xzljddyR5FN1fisxc/edit?usp=sharing - and am happy to share this with you so you could create a list of Piobaireachd most beautiful to your ear


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Joyce, Max, Ligonier Highland Games on 9/17/22 friends, and All,

Making progress with these most melodic pretty Piobaireachd, but I can't find sheet music or sources for the following:

'Macgregor's Salute' (looks like it's in book 10 of the Piobaireachd society's 16 books, however - https://www.piobaireachd.co.uk/product/piobaireachd-society-books-1-16-digital-download - and I only have books 3,4 & 7).

'Field of Gold' composed by Donald MacLeod

'Lament for Alan, my Son' (composed by Duncan Johnstone, I think with whom I studied in a great workshop in Glasgow - and also wrote a "Piping in Scotland" paper around 1980 about as a 20 year old student in a Reed College program in Munich Germany, funded by an UNESCO ZIS stipend which paper is now in Schloss Salem, in Germany).


Thoughts about other sheet music sources online for these 3 Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music pieces, 1 very old, 2 quite new?

Piobaireachd Society Books 1-16, Complete Set: Digital 

I'm glad to write that I found a lot of these tunes in the Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor and have added their # (not their page) below by tunes too.


Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #49


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #18


Joyce - 

Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #4


Kintarbert's Fancy

AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Bob McMichael 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #14


The Lament for the Only Son 
Bob Brown 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #81 


Earl of Seaforth’s Salute
Fred Morrison 

The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #17


Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace
Sheet music???
Sheet music???
(Duncan Johnstone composed?) 



The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)






Thanks too for suggesting your late husband, Joyce, Jimmy McIntosh's resources (and my condolences) ... JimmyMcIntoshPiobaireachd.com 
And also from 
euspba.org > education tab > learning channel > video 




Lament for Donald Dougal MacKay
William MacLean ???
The Lament for Mary Macleod - Piobaireachd
John Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #113




(Robert Wallace's album "Purely Piobaireachd" for ideas further)


My favorites (presently) - 


The Desperate Battle of the Birds
John D. Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #53



Beloved Scotland, I Leave Thee Gloomy· 
Mike Cusack
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #9 



I got a kiss of the King's hand 
Roddy MacLeod
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #93 



His Father's Lament for Donald MacKenzie
William Morrison (1993)
John D Burgess Urlar
Donald MacLeod tutorial
Bob Brown (spoken word)





The Field of Gold  
Donald MacLeod
Sheet music???



Donald of Laggan, Lament for 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #19 


The idea to identify and find most melodic, pretty, good, lyrical Piobaireachd is emerging with regards to my upcoming album of Piobaireachd bagpiping music tentatively entitled'Honey Piobaireachd'or 'Pretty Piobaireachd'or (and is my second Piping album, both Bandcamp URLs accessible here - http://scottmacleod.com/piping.htm ). And this spreadsheet is to help organize most beautiful Piobaireachd - 

- possibly even to rank them to my ear, or group them, along these lines  ... 1) Pretty beautiful, 2) So+so, 3) Not sure, or not for me, or not pretty, or not :) I'll send you all an invite from the spreadsheet too.


Regarding identifying the Key of a piping tune, thanks to Stuart Liddell virtuosic Piper in Argyle shire for a helpful topical group lesson on this subject last year. I will revisit my notes and see what keys these Piobaireachd are in.

Further,
I postulate that a piping tune that's in the Key of A or B flat could work on an A chanter on the (Walsh) Scottish Small Pipes with a chord in the drones of A E A or on the SSP B chanter with a chord in the drones of B flat E flat B flat - almost interchangeably ... in playing Piobaireachd and exploring the potential for a chord in the drone. (Does this make sense John and Jean Walsh?:) ... But not necessarily on the SSP D chanters ...which is like a high tenor voice in bluegrass with much potential for interesting harmony in playing duets and light music (Ceol Beag).


Thoughts on this?



Scott

Will add these communications further to this blog post -

ScottMacLeod.com/piping.htm



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Joyce, Max, Ligonier Highland Games on 9/17/22 friends, and All,

Making progress with these most melodic pretty Piobaireachd, but I can't find sheet music or sources for the following:

'Macgregor's Salute' (looks like it's in book 10 of the Piobaireachd society's 16 books, however - https://www.piobaireachd.co.uk/product/piobaireachd-society-books-1-16-digital-download - and I only have books 3,4 & 7).

'Field of Gold' composed by Donald MacLeod

'Lament for Alan, my Son' (composed by Duncan Johnstone, I think with whom I studied in a great workshop in Glasgow - and also wrote a "Piping in Scotland" paper around 1980 about as a 20 year old student in a Reed College program in Munich Germany, funded by an UNESCO ZIS stipend which paper is now in Schloss Salem, in Germany).


Thoughts about other sheet music sources online for these 3 Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music pieces, 1 very old, 2 quite new?

Piobaireachd Society Books 1-16, Complete Set: Digital 

I'm glad to write that I found a lot of these tunes in the Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor and have added their # (not their page) below by tunes too.


Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #49


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #18


Joyce - 

Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #4


Kintarbert's Fancy

AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Bob McMichael 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #14


The Lament for the Only Son 
Bob Brown 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #81 


Earl of Seaforth’s Salute
Fred Morrison 

The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #17


Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace
Sheet music???
Sheet music???
(Duncan Johnstone composed?) 



The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)






Thanks too for suggesting your late husband, Joyce, Jimmy McIntosh's resources (and my condolences) ... JimmyMcIntoshPiobaireachd.com 
And also from 
euspba.org > education tab > learning channel > video 




Lament for Donald Dougal MacKay
William MacLean ???
The Lament for Mary Macleod - Piobaireachd
John Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #113




(Robert Wallace's album "Purely Piobaireachd" for ideas further)


My favorites (presently) - 


The Desperate Battle of the Birds
John D. Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #53



Beloved Scotland, I Leave Thee Gloomy· 
Mike Cusack
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #9 



I got a kiss of the King's hand 
Roddy MacLeod
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #93 



His Father's Lament for Donald MacKenzie
William Morrison (1993)
John D Burgess Urlar
Donald MacLeod tutorial
Bob Brown (spoken word)





The Field of Gold  
Donald MacLeod
Sheet music???



Donald of Laggan, Lament for 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #19 


The idea to identify and find most melodic, pretty, good, lyrical Piobaireachd is emerging with regards to my upcoming album of Piobaireachd bagpiping music tentatively entitled'Honey Piobaireachd'or 'Pretty Piobaireachd'or (and is my second Piping album, both Bandcamp URLs accessible here - http://scottmacleod.com/piping.htm ). And this spreadsheet is to help organize most beautiful Piobaireachd - 

- possibly even to rank them to my ear, or group them, along these lines  ... 1) Pretty beautiful, 2) So+so, 3) Not sure, or not for me, or not pretty, or not :) I'll send you all an invite from the spreadsheet too.


Regarding identifying the Key of a piping tune, thanks to Stuart Liddell virtuosic Piper in Argyle shire for a helpful topical group lesson on this subject last year. I will revisit my notes and see what keys these Piobaireachd are in.

Further,
I postulate that a piping tune that's in the Key of A or B flat could work on an A chanter on the (Walsh) Scottish Small Pipes with a chord in the drones of A E A or on the SSP B chanter with a chord in the drones of B flat E flat B flat - almost interchangeably ... in playing Piobaireachd and exploring the potential for a chord in the drone. (Does this make sense John and Jean Walsh?:) ... But not necessarily on the SSP D chanters ...which is like a high tenor voice in bluegrass with much potential for interesting harmony in playing duets and light music (Ceol Beag).


Thoughts on this?



Scott

Will add these communications further to this blog post -

ScottMacLeod.com/piping.htm



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Tuesday, September 20, 2022




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Scott MacLeod sgkmacleod@worlduniversityandschool.org

10:50 AM (2 hours ago)
to don.mclaughlinRedpiperanddancerbalmoralpiperskipcleavingerpipemajorJanieKennethScottJacksonShannonNYCStephonFredericLarryClaudiaguyovernightSiouxLynSidDavidHughstuartStuartJohnJeanGeorgeAndrewAlexSalinaLindaHenrySusan
Joyce, Don, Ligonier Highland Games on 9/17/22 friends, All,

My goodness, Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh - just now playing (and yesterday evening too for the first time:) on Scottish Small Pipes with B flat chanter -
John-Angus Smith plays "Lament for MacSwan of Roaig" Piobaireachd at the Glenfiddich Piping Championship 2015 ... 
- and it's very beautiful in a lamenting melodic pretty way. Thanks so much for the suggestion! For the first time ever, - Thanks too to the SSP bellows and my ear condition - I sang out loud with this tune, partly to express it cantabile from my body directly made possible by the SSP bellows (but not possible on the GHB practice chanter or GHB with blowpipes) ... and partly because I Heard a housemate go by outside my door whistling... And he may be becoming a trumpet player in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and partly because it's easy to do (whereas Cantaireachd singing doesn't happen so easily I'm a Taoist kind of way even:) ... On to playing and singing another or your suggestions for melodic Piobaireachd, "Kintarbert's Fancy" :) Thanks again. 

In using the search field in Vimeo videos, I Also stumbled upon so many of your late husband Jimmy McIntosh, of Scotland and Pittsburgh, Piobaireachd instructions and playing. Fantastic!

Since you, Joyce and Don, (anyone else?), both have Scottish Small Pipes but you prefer the Highland Bagpipe, I think you said Joyce, - and you, Don, just got a set of Scottish Small Pipes, how long did it or do you think it will take to learn the SSP bellows? Am appreciating the Scottish Small Pipes since I developed what I'm calling 'eustachian tube dysfunction' in my right ear, and estimate it took me 2
months to learn how to use the SSP bellows initially, and am very appreciative of them and the harmonious sound and tuning too of the Scottish Small Pipes. 

haven't yet invited all of us to the most beautiful Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music spreadsheet I'm developing, and want to add a few things further to it before I do.

Am also wondering how best to add these melodic beautiful Piobaireachd to Work World University and School 's Wiki school for -


Beyond adding this "Melancholy Thistle ... Ligonier Highland Games" blog post from 9/18/22 Sunday -

to this wiki Piobaireachd school in English, not yet in Scots Gaelic, for example.


Scots and Scotophiles, as I texted my mother just this morning -

"Would make sense I think to find meet and connect with a life partner and friend here in Pgh this year who might be interested in possibly going out west in September 2023 since there seem to be many more eligible partner women here in 'staid' Pittsburgh PA than in the SF BAY AREA:) On with circulation in seeking a friend and life partner ... And here are new further ideas in my search, post Ligonier Highland Games: a 20-30 something yo, attractive MD, newly with 'Mac ...' in her last name:) (with parallel to Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh) ... or a school teacher or something, and potentially regarding beginning a family with her and with 3 -4 kids ... Know of anyone who might be interested or seeking, and re above, somewhat flexibly? Welcoming an introduction... if you know someone who might be a good person or similar:)

More about creating real real time music-making online for CeolBeag Light Music with lots of Light Scottish small piping together anon :)

Please share your most favorite beautiful Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music, and I'll add them here - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2022/09/melancholy-thistle.html?m=0 - to the spreadsheet, and to the WUaS Piobaireachd wiki school :)

Ligonier Highland Games' greetings, and Warm Water Cure regards, Yogic-ally, abolitionally, Friendly regards, 
Scott 


This wiki school at WUaS for piping currently has the most resources, and will develop with time potentially in many countries and languages, and even with machine learning -





Scott MacLeod <sgkmacleod@worlduniversityandschool.org>

10:50 AM (2 hours ago)

to don.mclaughlin, Red, piperanddancer, balmoralpiper, skipcleavinger, pipemajor, Janie, Kenneth, Scott, JacksonShannonNYC, Stephon, Frederic, Larry, Claudia, guyovernight, Sioux, Lyn, Sid, David, Hugh, stuart, Stuart, John, Jean, George, Andrew, Alex, Salina, Linda, Henry, Susan


Joyce, Don, Ligonier Highland Games on 9/17/22 friends, All,


My goodness, Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh - just now playing (and yesterday evening too for the first time:) on Scottish Small Pipes with B flat chanter -

John-Angus Smith plays "Lament for MacSwan of Roaig" Piobaireachd at the Glenfiddich Piping Championship 2015 ... 

https://vimeo.com/143726070 

- and it's very beautiful in a lamenting melodic pretty way. Thanks so much for the suggestion! For the first time ever, - Thanks too to the SSP bellows and my ear condition - I sang out loud with this tune, partly to express it cantabile from my body directly made possible by the SSP bellows (but not possible on the GHB practice chanter or GHB with blowpipes) ... and partly because I Heard a housemate go by outside my door whistling... And he may be becoming a trumpet player in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and partly because it's easy to do (whereas Cantaireachd singing doesn't happen so easily I'm a Taoist kind of way even:) ... On to playing and singing another or your suggestions for melodic Piobaireachd, "Kintarbert's Fancy" :) Thanks again. 


In using the search field in Vimeo videos, I Also stumbled upon so many of your late husband Jimmy McIntosh, of Scotland and Pittsburgh, Piobaireachd instructions and playing. Fantastic!


Since you, Joyce and Don, (anyone else?), both have Scottish Small Pipes but you prefer the Highland Bagpipe, I think you said Joyce, - and you, Don, just got a set of Scottish Small Pipes, how long did it or do you think it will take to learn the SSP bellows? Am appreciating the Scottish Small Pipes since I developed what I'm calling 'eustachian tube dysfunction' in my right ear, and estimate it took me 2

months to learn how to use the SSP bellows initially, and am very appreciative of them and the harmonious sound and tuning too of the Scottish Small Pipes. 


haven't yet invited all of us to the most beautiful Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music spreadsheet I'm developing, and want to add a few things further to it before I do.


Am also wondering how best to add these melodic beautiful Piobaireachd to Work World University and School 's Wiki school for -


Pibroch,_Piobaireachd_or_Ceol_Mor

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Pibroch,_Piobaireachd_or_Ce%C3%B2l_M%C3%B3r


Beyond adding this "Melancholy Thistle ... Ligonier Highland Games" blog post from 9/18/22 Sunday -

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2022/09/melancholy-thistle.html?m=0 


to this wiki Piobaireachd school in English, not yet in Scots Gaelic, for example.



Scots and Scotophiles, as I texted my mother just this morning -


"Would make sense I think to find meet and connect with a life partner and friend here in Pgh this year who might be interested in possibly going out west in September 2023 since there seem to be many more eligible partner women here in 'staid' Pittsburgh PA than in the SF BAY AREA:) On with circulation in seeking a friend and life partner ... And here are new further ideas in my search, post Ligonier Highland Games: a 20-30 something yo, attractive MD, newly with 'Mac ...' in her last name:) (with parallel to Joyce MacFarlane McIntosh) ... or a school teacher or something, and potentially regarding beginning a family with her and with 3 -4 kids ... Know of anyone who might be interested or seeking, and re above, somewhat flexibly? Welcoming an introduction... if you know someone who might be a good person or similar:)


More about creating real real time music-making online for CeolBeag Light Music with lots of Light Scottish small piping together anon :)


Please share your most favorite beautiful Piobaireachd classical Scottish Bagpiping music, and I'll add them here - http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2022/09/melancholy-thistle.html?m=0 - to the spreadsheet, and to the WUaS Piobaireachd wiki school :)


Ligonier Highland Games' greetings, and Warm Water Cure regards, Yogic-ally, abolitionally, Friendly regards, 

Scott 

http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/bagpiping


This wiki school at WUaS for piping currently has the most resources, and will develop with time potentially in many countries and languages, and even with machine learning -


Bagpipe_Tutorial

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Bagpipe_Tutorials


Pibroch,_Piobaireachd_or_Ceol_Mor

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Pibroch,_Piobaireachd_or_Ce%C3%B2l_M%C3%B3r


Scottish_smallpipes_and_borderpipes

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Scottish_smallpipes_and_borderpipes


Great_Highland_Bagpipe 

https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Great_Highland_Bagpipe





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Saturday, September 24, 2022


Joyce, Max, Don, Ligonier Highland Games 2022 friends, All, 

Happy Ligonier Highland Games (western Pennsylvania), a week later!

Most beautiful or pretty or melodic or somehow a composition of genius Piobaireachd pieces ever? Thanks for all your great ideas, and am ... 

Newly planning to record these on my upcoming "Honey Piobaireachd" album ...  having actually played these enjoyably ...



Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #49


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #18


Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #4


The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #17





Sheet music???

Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace

Sheet music???
(Duncan Johnstone composed?) 


The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)






The other Piobaireachd I learned of at the Games are to my ear still for exploring (in So-so category ... Or I need to find better recordings to learn from ...




Again, 
Planning to record on upcoming "Honey Piobaireachd" album ... 


The Lament for Mary Macleod - Piobaireachd
John Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #113


Lament for the Old Sword
Stuart Liddell 
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
(Sheet music from Stuart Liddell)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #69 



And I may include on Honey Piobaireachd album these tunes which I'm playing regularly and enjoy in some ways  ...


Corrienessan's Salute
Andrew Bonar 2010
Donald MacLeod Tutorial vol 9
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #2




The MacFarlanes' Gathering 
Willie McCallum
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #20



Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry (Piobaireachd) - CoP V.4 Yellow Tutor
Major Gavin Stoddart Recital 2006: 4 of 4
"Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry"
https://youtu.be/5mrSdRPVY0A
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
College of Piping - Piobaireachd Vol 4. 



The Little Spree  (crunluath fosgailte)
Claus Reiss
Brent Tidswell
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #33





Thank you so much for some further pretty or melodic (to my ear) tunes to my list for my upcoming album - as a consequence of asking people their favorite Piobaireachd pieces at the Ligonier Highland Games :)


Yes to the  "Lament for MacSwan of Roaig" and "Earl of Seaforth's Lament" but I'm on the fence melodically with "Kintarbert's Fancy" and glad to have found a good recording for this at beautiful Blair Atholl castle on Vimeo by Connor Sinclair at the National Piping Centre in Glasgow, a former teacher of mine from a year or two ago, who did something amazing in in a lesson with me teaching Stuart Liddell's vs Gordon Duncan's styles of playing light music in one lesson, of which I have the recording, but won't post this for the time being. I had asked about how to play like you Stuart, and he showed me how, but I'm nowhere near yet :) (My lessons with Stuart Liddell from earlier these year as recordings however are posted here - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Scottish_smallpipes_and_borderpipes )

Joyce, Found this recording of Kintarbert's Fancy
 
AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Connor Sinclair 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #14

... but am seeking other perhaps more melodic interpretations of this. Does Jimmy McIntosh have one online by any chance?


Having just finished teaching a student, Taylor, on Skype, all of the College of Piping's 3 Tutorials, V1 & V3 of Light Music, and Vol. 4 of Piobaireachd, if any of you pipers are interested in Skype Piobaireachd
 or Ceol Beag lessons, please let me know. Don in West Virginia as a Piobaireachd focusing opportunity? ... Building from the pretty Struan Robertson's Lament!

Other most melodic positively moving Piobaireachd pieces? Please please, share your favorite tunes further :)) ... In conversation esp. Let's create a fairly complete list of mist melodic Piobaireachd together :)

Piping Piobaireachd cheers, 
Scott

Ps Most enjoyable Piobaireachd tines invitation to spreadsheet that you'd also ve able to build from still to come :)





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Joyce, Max, Don, Ligonier Highland Games 2022 friends, All, 

Happy Ligonier Highland Games (western Pennsylvania), a week later!

Most beautiful or pretty or melodic or somehow a composition of genius Piobaireachd pieces ever? Thanks for all your great ideas, and am ... 

Newly planning to record these on my upcoming "Honey Piobaireachd" album ...  having actually played these enjoyably ...



Lament for the Children
Donald MacPherson (1976)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #49


Struan Robertson's Salute 
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #18


Lament for MacSwan of Roaig
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #4


The Earl of Seaforth's Salute
Colin MacLellan
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #17





Sheet music???

Lament for Alan, My Son 
Robert Wallace

Sheet music???
(Duncan Johnstone composed?) 


The MacGregor’s Salute
Jim McGillivray (1992)






The other Piobaireachd I learned of at the Games are to my ear still for exploring (in So-so category ... Or I need to find better recordings to learn from ...




Again, 
Planning to record on upcoming "Honey Piobaireachd" album ... 


The Lament for Mary Macleod - Piobaireachd
John Burgess
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #113


Lament for the Old Sword
Stuart Liddell 
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
(Sheet music from Stuart Liddell)
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #69 



And I may include on Honey Piobaireachd album these tunes which I'm playing regularly and enjoy in some ways  ...


Corrienessan's Salute
Andrew Bonar 2010
Donald MacLeod Tutorial vol 9
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #2




The MacFarlanes' Gathering 
Willie McCallum
Donald MacLeod Tutorial 
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #20



Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry (Piobaireachd) - CoP V.4 Yellow Tutor
Major Gavin Stoddart Recital 2006: 4 of 4
"Lament for Alasdair Dearg MacDonnell of Glengarry"
https://youtu.be/5mrSdRPVY0A
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
College of Piping - Piobaireachd Vol 4. 



The Little Spree  (crunluath fosgailte)
Claus Reiss
Brent Tidswell
Donald MacLeod Tutorial
Piobaireachd Society Vol 7
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #33





Thank you so much for some further pretty or melodic (to my ear) tunes to my list for my upcoming album - as a consequence of asking people their favorite Piobaireachd pieces at the Ligonier Highland Games :)


Yes to the  "Lament for MacSwan of Roaig" and "Earl of Seaforth's Lament" but I'm on the fence melodically with "Kintarbert's Fancy" and glad to have found a good recording for this at beautiful Blair Atholl castle on Vimeo by Connor Sinclair at the National Piping Centre in Glasgow, a former teacher of mine from a year or two ago, who did something amazing in in a lesson with me teaching Stuart Liddell's vs Gordon Duncan's styles of playing light music in one lesson, of which I have the recording, but won't post this for the time being. I had asked about how to play like you Stuart, and he showed me how, but I'm nowhere near yet :) (My lessons with Stuart Liddell from earlier these year as recordings however are posted here - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Scottish_smallpipes_and_borderpipes )

Joyce, Found this recording of Kintarbert's Fancy
 
AKA Lachlan MacNeill Campbell of Kintarbert's Fancy 
Connor Sinclair 
Donald MacLeod tutorial 
Kilberry Book of Ceol Mor #14

... but am seeking other perhaps more melodic interpretations of this. Does Jimmy McIntosh have one online by any chance?


Having just finished teaching a student, Taylor, on Skype, all of the College of Piping's 3 Tutorials, V1 & V3 of Light Music, and Vol. 4 of Piobaireachd, if any of you pipers are interested in Skype Piobaireachd
 or Ceol Beag lessons, please let me know. Don in West Virginia as a Piobaireachd focusing opportunity? ... Building from the pretty Struan Robertson's Lament!

Other most melodic positively moving Piobaireachd pieces? Please please, share your favorite tunes further :)) ... In conversation esp. Let's create a fairly complete list of mist melodic Piobaireachd together :)

Piping Piobaireachd cheers, 
Scott

Ps Most enjoyable Piobaireachd tines invitation to spreadsheet that you'd also ve able to build from still to come :)



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Red Rock Bagpipes

Sun, Sep 25, 7:30 AM (1 day ago)
to me
Thanks for the update! Keep up the good work. 
Regards,
Max


Thank you, Red Max! 

Am primarily focused on growing Work World University and School and potentially now exploring if  WUaS could be incubated by Google in their offices at Bakery Square in Pittsburgh ... including the WUaS Music School, and with a focus on Scottish bagpiping. This includes potentially a focus on machine learning and AI and, for example, riffing somehow with Piobaireachd melodies with the Allman Bros at Cow Palace from '73. :) Nice to have met you at the Games!

free, open,
Bagpipe Tutorials' wiki, subject/school page, for teaching and learning:


Piping cheers, Scott

























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