Wonderful performance by a group of talented youth.

Blaise and Teresa Moran way to go Douglas you are an excellent player, keep up the wonderful playing we totally enjoy it. We remember you when you were younger playing at Glencie mills at the Pastorial Airs in the Church Keep up the great work Douglas you are on your way to fame and fortune Best of luck to you dear...

This is BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL music of the Scots!!!!

Fantastic music!!!

Wow! Where have the last 13 years gone?

Long live Cape Breton and Caledonia.

Man that is so sweet to listen to. Thank you young Douglas!!!!! He and all the Cape Breton fiddlers are incredible. Enchanting is this music.

nice tunes by Douglas Cameron

Douglas! I'm learning Tullochgorum now and just typed it into youtube for reference, and here you are! Hope you're doing well! Lawrence too! :)

this is one of the things i miss about cape breton

What's the name and origin of the tune that starts around 2:20 and modulates key?

Well done Kristen love it

great job, keep it up dougie

Fine fiddling. Looks like a fun time.

Douglas, you ROCK!! It's great to see this kind of support and mentoring of Cape Breton youth, something that is totally missing out here. Great video, would have loved to have been there! BTW, we love the album! -Marie

Super young player! Better by the day!

All right! Fresh Cape Breton Fiddle Magic! 'Bout time, too...I was goin' through withdrawal!

Inspiring playing, all the best!

Lovely !. Great co-ordination and playing from musically talented younsters. Thank you for sharing, and thanks to UISTMAN59 for sending.

They are Wonderful!!! Thanks so much Ian for sharing!!! Kate

Brilliant ♪♫ ♥

My type of music. Love it. Fine musicians......the music of County Donegal, Ireland comes to mind.....so similar. ♪♫ ♥ I call Scottish Dancing the feminine version of Irish Dance.....more subdued , more gentle.

I can hardly believe it's a year since I added a note. Time flies when you get old . :-)

I LOVE this set!! Thanks for posting the names of the tunes:D

Hey!!!! I was there, just a couple of rows back on the left side!! Of course you can hear Dave in the backround:D

This young guy has constance, and is in his strings, as we say. Every note is well attacked. Bravo!

Pleased you enjoyed these. The tunes: 1. Fingal's Cave March 2. The Duke of Athole Strathspey 3. The Highlanders' Farewell to Ireland Stathspey 4. Coire An Lochan Reel 5. Andy Renwick's Ferret

My wife Elsie just said "Many's the time I heard that tune and Douglas played it as well as anyone." She's right, this young man is great. Brilliant stuff. Go MacDonald clan go..all night and all day..

Damn, this kid is good!

douglas is soo talented... someone get him playin the mockin bird on here

Great stuff!

The heritage is in good hands here! *****

Delightful, well played, fabulous stuff indeed..

God bless Buddy MacMaster!God bless Mary & Natalie MacMaster for continuing Buddy's work. God bless David MacDonald for giving them and so many others a place to play, where folks from away like me can hear them. And, God bless Douglas Cameron, long may his family keep the tradition going. Last but not least, GOD BLESS CAPE BRETON ISLAND!!!

way to go Dougie! you're looking and sounding awesome! The Bachands

brilliant. couldn't stop watching.

Awesome, way to Douglas!

This was shot on Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007. The Barn was packed that night with a really appreciative audience.

Way to go! Keep the tradition!