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Khanty Madness / Handi Hullus

Traditional and jazz musicians of Estonia are searching their tribal Siberian roots. New soundscapes, impulses and emotions are found.

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FABULA AETATIS

Cult-ur

DRUM'n'PIPE music from Germany -- a powerful, rhythmical & mystical style of Bagpipe and Drum music within elements from the Celtic Cultures of Scottland, Bretagne, Ireland...

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Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band

Brian Boru Drum Salute 1 -the Single (bagpipes - Pipes And Drums)

Gaelic snare drumming at it's best. Snare, tenor and bass drum.

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Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band

Kelly, the Wearing of the Green - The Single (Bagpipes - Pipes and Drums)

Exuberant Bagpipe rendition of the classics 'Kelly' and 'The Wearing of the Green'

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Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band

Elisia's Fancy, George The Beagle, Good Drying, Vanessa's Fantasy - Bagpipes Solo (Pipes And Drums)

This world famous bagpiper performs his solo set of Elisia's Fancy, George the Beagle, Good Drying, and Vanessa's Fantasy.

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Brian Boru Irish Pipe Band

Minstrel Boy, Scotland the Brave, Johnny Scobie - (The Single) Bagpipes

Bagpipe rendition of the classic Minstrel Boy, Scotland the Brave and Johnny Scobie. "Hark when the night is falling- Hear. hear the pipes are calling"

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Ro:Toro

Estonian Bagpipe

Ethnic Estonian bagpipes meet modern saxophone and self-made water-bowl percussion in traditional forms as well as original compositions.

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Peter Purvis

Highland Spirit

A solo album by GAELIC STORMS bagpiper, Peter Purvis. It is a collection of beautiful and spiritual hymns and airs played on the highland bagpipes.

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A Very Theta Christmas

A collection of 17 original tracks by 17 unique artists/groups in celebration of the warmth and "theta" (creative spirit) of the holiday season... Includes songs by David Pomeranz, the CCI Choir, and a world-premiere story by Celestial Navigations.

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Ecosse

The Auld Alliance

A compelling blend of Celtic songs and Quebecois dance music driven by world beat rhythms.

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Ecosse

The Auld Alliance

A compelling blend of Celtic songs and Quebecois dance music driven by world beat rhythms.

Écosse is a combination of four of the National Capital Region’s favourite musicians. The (thankfully) ubiquitous James Stephens does what he does best: he plays a dozen or so instruments, adds his wonderful voice and, with Duncan, directs the musical flow of the band. James will be remembered by many for his time with legendary Ottawa groups Fat Man Waving and Six Mile Bridge. He recorded, engineered and helped produce Écosse’s new album (The Auld Alliance) at his Stove Sound studio in Chelsea. Duncan Gillis is another of the region’s brightest lights. Former bands include the brilliant and extremely popular Jimmy George. Duncan cut his musical teeth amongst the pipe band community and in countless sessions and groups over the years. He is an incredible piper and flute player who also adds his fine vocal talents to the mix. As well as all of the above, this new album highlights Duncan’s own invention, the Highland hornpipe, which is an integral part of Écosse’s sound. Wakefield’s Bobby Watt has been a fixture on the Canadian folk scene since before the Celtic surge welled up from the shores of Cape Breton and flowed over the rest of the country. A singer since his teens in his native Scotland, he was described by Warren Robinson, a past president of the Ontario Council of Folk Festivals, as “The best male voice in traditional music, anywhere!” This motley crew is held together and indeed driven on by the wonderful drumming and percussive talents of Rob Graves, whose world beat rhythms add a decidedly exotic flavour to the Celtic and Québécois influences of the band. Stirring songs and melodies, exciting and very danceable tune sets, and a very highly defined sense of joie de vivre are what you can expect at an Écosse concert. Bring your smiley face! Please go to http://www.bobbywatt.com for further information.

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