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hey, love it
i'm frae scotland and admit this is pretty tasty for americans <-- ouch (wind up)
you should come to the real thing, Canada = Scotland so pop over sometime soon bro
we aint as organised but have as much fun
auntyangela 7 months ago
78th Frasers have always been my favorite Pipes and drum corps! The 'long time ago tune' Journey to Skye was my first acquaintance with 78th Frasers. Livingstone's compositions are an eternal blessing!
ecmatic 1 year ago
holy drum corp.
flourishanddrum 1 year ago
Sweet as guys
okatoman 1 year ago
rocking medley. very cool.
shapo812 2 years ago 2
awesome swing to the hornpipe may I add
shapo812 2 years ago
Im sure he has told Bill and Richard already....
okatoman 2 years ago 2
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okatoman 2 years ago
well said alwaysmore,,,,,
okatoman 2 years ago
I'll let Bill know you don't like his strath... I'm sure he'll change it for you. And as for the second strath... it was good enough for Richard Parks and Bill Livingstone... sorry you didn't like it.
alwaysmorehighland 2 years ago 9
MARCH-ON: I like the ENDING of the march-on quite a bit, with the triplet note in it...very nice...but the tune itself is a bit clinky, isn't it? A few un-musical notes in the composition, IMO.
S'SPEY: Crummy first strathspey...totally spoils minor mood of march-on. Second s'spey is ho-hum.
REELS: 1st and 2nd: VERY nice, original-sounding tunes and musical.
AIR: Nice idea playing slow version of "At Long Last." Can't go wrong there; such a nice piece.
ChrisZ70 2 years ago
JIG: Good jig out of slow air; doesn't spoil mood but rather continues it. Nice, lively tune at good tempo; sense of "progress" characteristic of 78thF.H. medleys over the years. NIce second jig as well; exciting "building" feel.
ChrisZ70 2 years ago