Valley of the Moon Orchestra 2008
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Wow, that's amazing....hey, do you know what the name of the song around 2:50 is called?
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I absolutely love this video; I must have watched it 60 times since yesterday. I taught myself the first song a bit ago from one of Alasdair Fraser's recordings, but I really want to learn the second song- does anyone know what it's called so I can possibly find other recordings of it? Thanks!
thesauritis 3 years ago
The second tune, starting around 1.48 is Drummond Castle, one of the more famous Scottish jigs.
fiddlefestival 3 years ago