Kemmeribodenbad 2006 - Robert Watt - Recital

Robert plays a vintage set of James Robertson full mounted real ivory pipes (bagpipe maker in Edinburgh 1908 - 1964) and a Sinclair chanter. The tuning session was in the hotel. The recital was in the garden of the Kemmeriboden-Bad hotel, a historic hotel in the Swiss alps.
Tunes: Crossing the Minch, John Patterson's Mare, Mrs MacLeod of Raasay, Banjo Breakdown

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[flyingrock2010]

Can anyone tell me if he uses cane drone reeds

[cornemuse001]

Robert played at this recording 'Achitibuie Balance Tone drone reeds' developped by P.M. Bruce Hitchins. He never uses any kind of tone enhancers or drone valves, he likes to have a full drone sound.

[tovarischazaritsa]

wow... just wow. I love the tune Crossing the Minch, play it on fiddle and use it to dance the Sailor's Hornpipe and this has to be the best I've heard of it.

[Enferushostis]

@bluesflames Wrong.......I know both of them personally. Neither of them are better, they are simply different from one another

[rohrspatz]

crossing the minch rocks most!

both thumbs up

[bluesflames]

no stuart cassells is a little better

[keydetpiper]

Nice playing... very enjoyable!

[Gasparlemark]

amazing! what is the name of the name of the tune after crossing the minch?

[wazoboo]

Your Beast Man !

[resto776]

no. it's tommy tully's air

[oban2k7]

the slow air is called mr morrison of jerusalam