The College of Piping Solo Pipers Surnames from Mac to Z

RS205 - Hello World - CDTRAX345
Two-time BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician Of The Year finalist, piper Lorne MacDougall was brought up in Carradale, Kintyre. On leaving school he studied for a BA in Scottish Traditional Music at the Royal Scottish Academy Of Music And Drama in Glasgow, graduating with honours in 2005. Lorne has played with Grade 1 pipe bands The David Urquhart Travel Pipe Band, Glasgow Pipes And Drums and The Scottish Power Pipe Band, and has also toured with Brian McNeill and the folk band Canterach. He has appeared at festivals including Celtic Connections and The Cambridge Folk Festival.

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RS200 - Iain MacInnes - Sealbh

Bagpipe and whistle music from Scotland.

That Iain MacInnes is a consummate musician would have been reason enough to encourage him to produce this CD of bagpipe and whistle music. But with this he combines a sensitive appreciation of how to accompany his preferred instruments with others to produce beautiful music. He also has an intimate knowledge of the nations traditional music collections and a deep understanding of Scottish culture in general. As if that were not enough Iain has an uncommon talent when it comes to composing new music. In Sealbh, we have the happy result of Iains abundant talents being brought to bear. Sealbh is inspired, full of novelty, and simply beautiful.

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RS199 - Dr Angus MacDonald - The Black Sticks of the Devil

Maidean Dubh' an Donais

A long-awaited second solo album by one of the world's best pipers.

Dr Angus MacDonalds musical infuences were formed growing up in Glenuig in Moidart and from visits to his mothers people in South Uist where the piping tradition was especially strong.

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RS127 Angus MacColl - Live

This is Anguss most recent and arguably his best CD. Recorded live in Oban, it features highland bagpiping at the highest level.

Angus is ranked among the worlds greatest pipers who has distinguished himself by winning the Gold Medal at Inverness (1992), the Clasp (1993) and the Gold Medal at Oban (1996). He was also winner of the Glenfiddich Invitational (1995), winner of the GS MacLennan, San Diego 1997 and, in addition to being placed first in the senior ceol beag at both meetings, he finished 2nd overall at the 1997 Glenfiddich Invitational. He won the Clasp at Inverness in 1998 and won of the Donald MacLeod Competition in 1999.

Just listen to this CD to realise why he has such a great competitive record a truly wonderful performance.

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RS76 Allan MacDonald and Margaret Stewart - Fhuair Mi Pog

The Gaelic voice of Margaret Stewart combined with Allan MacDonald's innovative and lyrical piobaireachd style. Allan sings and plays Highland bagpipes, Scottish smallpipes, tromb, mouthorgan and whistle.

"State of the art Gaelic songs and piping." (John O'Regan)

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RS111 - Colla Mo Run - Allan MacDonald and Margaret Stewart

The second album of Gaelic songs from Margaret Stewart, combined with Allan MacDonald's innovative and lyrical piobaireachd style. The clarity and precision of Margaret's voice make it appreciable even to those who are not generally keen on Gaelic song, and her deft intonation will impress those who are already fans. Allan's Highland pipes set off Margaret's voice in the haunting airs, and his smallpipes provide a fitting backing for his own vocals.

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RS110 James MacLean
James MacLean is a native gaelic speaker and brought up in Eochar, South Uist, known as the Land of the Bent Grass. He started lessons on the chanter at the age of five years. His first Tutor on the Island was John MacIntyre, a well known local piper.

At the age of eight he became a pupil of Fred Morrison Snr, his class teacher at school. At the age of ten he won his first prize winning the Father MacKellaig Cup at the South Uist games.

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