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SUMMARY:Belfast TradFest: Smallpipes & Bagpipes - Finn Moore & Scott Wallace
DESCRIPTION:SMALLPIPES with FIN MOORE \nMonday 24th – Friday 28th July | 10am – 1pm | Ulster University\, York Street\, BT15 1ED \nInstruments are available to hire for this class. Please contact us for more information. \nFin Moore is a piper\, born & bred. He plays the Highland pipes\, Border pipes and Scottish Small Pipes. For five years\, he played in the Vale of Atholl Juvenile Band and is now working with his father\, Hamish\, as very successful pipe makers. They have made nearly 1000 sets of pipes. Their pipes are played all over the world and appear on dozens of recordings. \nFin is currently playing with Dannsa\, and Sarah Hoy as part of a fiddle and pipes duo. He is also member of the pipe quartet Seudan who have just released their debut album on Greentrax records. Seudan play reproductions of 18th-century Highland pipes and mostly play traditional Scottish tunes. Although he hasn’t recorded a solo album yet\, he appears on several compilations. Fin has also been practising his step dancing\, which means he can sometimes be seen giving a step or two! \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Summer School’s team of tutors is made up of internationally renowned performers with proven track records as teachers and educationalists. The primary means of teaching and learning will be ‘by ear’ with an emphasis in the less experienced classes of assisting pupils to develop oral/aural skills in addition to instrumental competency and developing core repertoire. All classes are designed for intermediate to advanced (minimum 2 years instrument experience) adults and children over 6 years of age. \nCost: £150 for five days*\, fee includes admission to all afternoon events except 1-to-1 clinics. Does not include evening concerts or céilís. \n**Save over £20 per masterclass when booking throughout May & June – apply MAY/JUNE2023 at the checkout after putting all the classes in the cart. Not applicable with any other discount code. \n\n\n\n\nMonday 24th – Friday 28th July | 10am – 1pm | Ulster University\, York Street\, BT15 1ED \n\nHIGHLAND PIPES with SCOTT WALLACE \nMonday 24th – Friday 28th July | 10am – 1pm | Ulster University\, York Street\, BT15 1ED \nScott Wallace is a multi-award-winning bagpiper who has a successful solo piping career having won all of the major senior titles in Ireland and has been a regular in prize lists in Scotland. He has played as a member of both world championship winning pipe bands\, Field Marshal Montgomery & St Laurence O’Toole. Over a 13-year stretch he has won every major title multiple times including 6 world titles. He is a current member of Shotts and Dykehead Caledonia Pipe Band. \nScott is also a multi-instrumentalist and a world-renowned composer\, who has used his wealth of experience and travels to compose and arrange music not only for the bagpipe\, but as part of various ensembles. In 2018\, he released his collection\, “Indigenous”.
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LOCATION:Ulster University\, 2-24 York Street\, Belfast\, BT15 1AP\, United Kingdom
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