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Matt MacIsaac playing a rare set of (c.1890) Duncan MacDougall Bagpipes

The St. Andrew's College Association Pipe Band's P/M, 𝗠𝗮𝘁𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝗰𝗜𝘀𝗮𝗮𝗰 (@MattMacIsaacMusic) plays "Cork Hill" on a set of ebony and ivory (c.1890) Duncan MacDougall Bagpipes. This excerpt is from a lower PIPE BOX video titled, "Examining and playing a rare set of (c.1890) Duncan MacDougall Bagpipes" -    • Видео   The tune played by Matt MacIsaac is "Cork Hill" - https://pipetunes.ca/tunes/cork-hill Drone Reeds: Outer Tenor: Balance Tone Inner Tenor: E-zee Drone Bass: Balance Tone Duncan MacDougall was one of the most influential bagpipe makers in Scotland. His contributions to the craft of bagpipe making have left a lasting legacy, with his instruments still highly regarded and sought after by pipers and collectors alike.They are often found in museums, private collections, and still played by those who appreciate their historical significance and superb sound quality. Overall, Duncan MacDougall's impact on the history and development of the Great Highland Bagpipe is profound, and his legacy endures through the continued admiration and use of his meticulously crafted instruments. Like Vintage Bagpipes? Check out our archive - https://piping.on.ca/vintage-bagpipe-... Have questions or an idea for a future episode? Email us at [email protected] or join the discussion on Facebook at   / pipetunes  . This episode is brought to you by https://www.bagpiping.ca and https://www.pipetunes.ca Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE if you enjoyed this video!