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  • What's the name of the tune Iain is playing?

  • Excuse me sir, you could use more drones.

    Love the Vid

  • Boy is it weird to find yourself on the internet 10 years later. Iain wrote these jigs and we recorded them on his solo album "Rooted in Tradition." That's my brother next to Iain holding his set of smallpipes.

  • okay no more spoons!

  • Love how the annoying chick with the spoons thinks she's playing a real instrument.

  • Sounds really good except for the spoons they are a bit to loud.

  • It's nice to see someone enjoying playing the spoons, but it's really annoying.

  • figade!!!

  • spoons are irritating

  • are those spoons actually "fabriqued spoons"??? or are those "hand-made"

    anyways!! you play them awsome lassie!!

  • beautiful tunes!!

    who's the maker of those small pipes that the lead piper plays? they look incredibly old and the have enough drones to be a modern day set.

  • Those would be MacHarg smallpipes.

  • amazing thts a really nice piece

  • Iain's an Awesome player and a fun guy. His playing never gets old

  • That's Michelle McCandless of Trikkiwiket (sp?) on spoons.

  • Lovely, man. Just transports me to the greenest land.

  • small pipes are much easier.. but that is an ulliaen pipe . small pipes or fireside pipes are a smaller version of the great highland bagpipe

  • These are Scottish smallpipes - a bellows blown pipe with drones in a common stock and parallel bore chanter. Uilleann pipes have a conical bore chanter. They are bigger, but also have the drones (and regulators) in a common stock and are bellows blown. See my video of Jerry O'Sullivan.

    Fireside pipes and similar miniature highland pipes are not really smallpipes (though they are small pipes). The Victorians refered to these types of pipes as chamber pipes or parlour pipes.

  • I know they aren't Uillean pipes, because I know Iain, and he can't play Uillean pipes that well ;-)

  • They're also in a different key :-)

  • PLAY HARG but PLAY SAFE!

  • I suppose the guy next to him is a student, observing?

  • I have a christmas bagpiping CD and on the back of the CD it says Iain MacHarg for the bagpiper. Are you the same one? Nice piping by the way

  • This is the same Iain MacHarg.

  • Wicked piece of music and I love the small pipes. The only thing missing from that piece is a good bodhran.

  • XD i can picture that tune a bodhran and a uillieann pipe that would sound wierd XD

  • Hey, it's my mom's piping instructor playing in my home town!

    Iain is just such a great piper. And he always looks like he's having a great time whenever he plays. It makes it look so easy, which is really the mark of a great player...

  • any name for the song?

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