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COMMENT(S): Old School: thoughts on cèol mòr with four piping legends - Lt.-Col. David Murray

Published: July 21, 2010
Author: JanetteMontague
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That's a very moving interview. Here is someone talking about questions rather than fixed answers, discussion and debate (rather than rules and dogmas), the possibility of different interpretations and ways of doing things. Open-ness and thinking, rather than the closed book and one way of doing things. Music to the ears. Thanks you for this great interview.
Published: July 19, 2010
Author: Flashy
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It would be very interesting to read an interview with Murray today, to ask him some of these same questions, to ask him if things have changed for the better over the last twenty years ago. Very valuable interview series. Thanks for publishing it here.
Published: July 18, 2010
Author: gramps
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Brilliant, of all these great interviews this one strikes home the most. If you love the big music then reading this is a boost to your stand. While friends and all say that the piobreachd is just too much maybe they're not giving it the chance it deserves. Great stuff.
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