I first heard of Brighde when she was only 11: I was youth-hostelling in the Highlands and in one of the hostels was a leaflet about her and another well-known piper, touring the Highlands giving recitals.
nice sound and nice songs, congrats! just one comment: what she mentions as "Spanish tune" is not such. It is actually a Galician "muiñeira" (kind of jig: "Muiñeira de Cabana"), from the old traditional music of bagpipes in Galicia. Cheers!!
no way. there is not such a thing like "Spanish" music in terms of traditional music. There are Galician, Vasque, Castillian, Asturian, Catalan, Andalusian, etc, traditional musics ...all different. No matter, diversity is not a crime man, all the opposite. By the way, Spain is an entelequia
Xoán, diversity is what enriches Spain as a country and indeed it is ,not a crime as you said...much on the contrary. I meant she is right as she menyioned as well a Bulgarian tune...not given the region of Bulgaria where the tune came from. She is a musician and a great one being so young...her interest I think is to give to the wide world an idea of where the tune came from. Relax and enjoy the music. Cheers.
