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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
With the sad news of Norman's passing, we look back to the day he wandered the World Pipe Band Championships from 2006. As well as an entertainer he was a highly skilled piper and composer so also have music from Norman himself and a host of other great bands who play his tunes. Griogair pays a tribute to him in his own words.
There's also lots of new music from Ross Ainslie, Fiddlers' Bid, Mary Anne Kennedy featuring Jarlath Henderson and more.
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OTHER EPISODES IN THIS PODCAST
Music from one of the greatest musicians and composers of traditional music in the 21st Century, Fraser Shaw ahead of the launch of two post-humous projects including a book and album.
Iain McInnes joined us back in 2010 when he released his new album “Sealbh”. He joined us in the studio for a chat about the album as wells as the developments in bellows blown pipes over the last century. There’s also music from Canterach and the Treachurous Orchestra.
This week we outside a village hall in Canada, chatting to Alan MacLeod - the very first piper to ever use Highland Bagpipes in a folk band.
The "World's Most Recorder Piper" joins us in Glasgow's Waxy O'Conners as he passes through from London after the Titanic Soundtrack's Anniversary concert in London which he performs on. He chats bagpipes for the movies and more.
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