thats probably one of my fave medleys ever!

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every one of their medleys are just so good. they always sound just right in terms of tune selections.

Love to of been there

simplement sublime.!

The jig Emancipation is a great one; it's ok on its own but in a band setting with harmonies it's a great effect

I don't think it could come anyway better . a very attacking rythm played in well harmony

And 1st in the medley

They don't mess around ...

That's one of the marvelous things about the piping world; so much of it is subjective. What one person calls "in your face," another calls anticlimactic. Still, the proof is in the pudding: 3rd over all.

It's cool, but I think the chord suspension/resolve at 5:22-23 is out of this world! This is my favorite set of all time.

What band do you play for, I'll have a look for your band we're playing Juvenile take a look for a band called Robert Malcolm Memorial. And they do get new drums every year it seems including this year with something different try to pick it out.

Air in B Minor.

Third.

anyone know what the slow air is called?

whats the first tune?

gotta disagree with u on that one, builds up and shoves that reel right in your face, which i think is really really good.

It's quite nice, but to my ears and taste there seemed a discrepancy between the build-up of the reprise and Dr. Macphail's Reel. They had brilliant music in the reprise, growing into something which, I think, transcended the current world of piping music, but then it's like the composer's attention span expired and he/she/it/they ended up copping out with the reel. Excellent, quality technical and musical execution throughout, but I felt let down at the end.

@samramsaydrummer i'll get one of their old pearls for 370 € with arrier and case