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Matt MacIsaac Plays Rare (c.1830) Donald MacDonald Bagpipes

In this episode, Pipe Major Matt MacIsaac of the St. Andrew's College Association Pipe Band performs the beautiful tunes “Farewell My Love,” “Lady in the Bottle,” and “House on the Hill” on a rare and exceptional set of (c.1830) Donald MacDonald bagpipes. These rare bagpipes, crafted from Cocuswood (Jamaican Ebony) and marine ivory (walrus tusk), represent the pinnacle of 19th-century bagpipe craftsmanship. With only a few examples of Donald MacDonald’s work remaining today, finding and playing these historic pipes is a truly unique experience—akin to discovering a unicorn. Donald MacDonald (1767–1840) is celebrated as one of the greatest Scottish bagpipe makers. Between 1806 and 1840, he created the “Edinburgh-style” bagpipe, setting a standard for quality and tone that continues to inspire pipers and makers alike. This clip is an excerpt from the extended PIPE BOX video, “Playing a Set of Rare (c.1830) Donald MacDonald Bagpipes”:    • Discover a rare 1830 set of Donald MacDona...   Got questions or ideas for future episodes? Email info@pipetunes.ca. This episode is proudly brought to you by bagpiping.ca and pipetunes.ca. Enjoyed this video? Like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more expert tutorials, performances, and rare bagpipe showcases! Keywords: Bagpipes, Great Highland Bagpipes, Matt MacIsaac, Donald MacDonald bagpipes, vintage bagpipes, Farewell My Love, Lady in the Bottle, House on the Hill, rare bagpipes, Edinburgh-style bagpipes, Scottish bagpipes, traditional bagpipe craftsmanship, PIPE BOX.