John D Burgess Bagpipes- Murdo MacLeod, Colonel Davidson, Jeannie Carruthers, The 74th's Farewel....
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2014
- John D Burgess playing Murdo MacLeod, Colonel Davidson, Jeannie Carruthers, The 74th's Farewell To Edinburgh, Achany Glen Bagpipes
John D Burgess MBE 1934 - 2005 - Hudba
Ich liebe diese Musik,und vermisse mein geliebtes Schottland.
Simply beautiful execution!
Fantastic playing .
agreed! He must have been in his early 60's for this recording, truely great player
requiescant en pace john d .
I agree, very quick but also very precise w/o being mechanical. ( Terrific video, BTW!) Thanks for all! ;)
The base drone, and 1 tenor at the most is a pipin!
Beautiful video. By the way, the third tune in the medley is indeed a John MacColl composition, but the title is actually Arthur Bignold of Larosque. (Sorry, but I'm not certain of the correct spelling of "Larosque"😕). Again....lovely video, and thanks for posting it. I also like the fact that the sound ebbs and flows as J.D.B.marches back and forth. I can easily visualize him in all his finery, strutting to and fro.👍🏻👍🏻
Not correct I’m afraid. Arthur Bignold of Lochrosque is a different tune. This tune here is Jeannie Carruthers.
john was a good all round player his march playing was so uplifting leslie dodds
where can I find the sheet music for the first 2 tunes?
What should the Great Highland Bagpipe, played at its best, sound, like?
Llsten to John D Burgess, and you'll get the answer.....for there is majesty in his playing. The bagpipe is no diddly-fiddly instrument of light entertainment, but a majestic instrument, and all who cannot attain majesty in their playing, have failed the instrument.... which, unfortunately, is 99% of us. John D is in the 1%.
Two gold and black that's all I need including two bagpipes stand after is done silver and black and bagpipes stand and then I done unboxing complete show it too
lisa and also annie harris got a cool phone and case sunglasses indeed