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An Ataireachd Bhuan
The full line-up for the Society’s annual event has now been confirmed and it will
feature Skipinnish, Christine Primrose, Arthur Cormack, Blair Douglas, Lorna Cormack, Duncan
MacGillivray, Angus Peter Campbell, Donald Morrison, Malcolm Jones and dancers from the Claire
Bryce & Meryl Campbell Dance Schools. This year’s Fear an Taighe will be Allan Campbell,
originally from Glendale, Isle of Skye and currently Chief Executive of Bòrd na Gàidhlig.
Hamish and Fin Moore of Dunkeld - makers of Scottish Small Pipes and Highland bagpipes
Helmsdale Highland Games - Results 2002
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Norman Stewart Sings and Plays the North Highland Tradition
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After Stirling, I formed a group with
Duncan MacGillivray
and Christine Martin back in
Easter Ross, where I come from. Duncan went on to join the Battlefield Band, and
Christine has published a lot of Scottish music books with her company
Taigh Na Teud, now
based in Skye. Duncan is best known as a piper, but is also very good
on guitar, whistle
and mouth organ. Christine mostly played fiddle, but later became good on the clarsach.
Scottish music album: A Controversy of Pipers
Ex-Battlefield Band bagpiper Duncan MacGillivray (also an accomplished whistle player and guitarist) received much inspiration during his early years in piping from his father D.P. MacGillivray who was a well established piper and Gold medallist from Ross-Shire. This was followed by tuition received at Glenalmond from another Gold medallist, P/M Jimmy MacGregor. Duncan left Battlefield Band in 1983 has his hands full being a farmer in Easter Ross. He continues to play and is still winning piping competitions. In 1997 he achieved the top award in Piping when he won the Gold Medal at the Northern Meeting in Inverness.
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