Description
Discover the masterful artistry of Pipe Major David Hutton, a legendary musician with over 60 years of piping excellence. This captivating album showcases the tunes that have defined his remarkable career, from his nine World Championship victories to his prestigious role as resident piper at The Gleneagles Hotel.
Tunes from The Glen brings you an irresistible collection of well-loved melodies, expertly recorded and produced by award-winning producer Davie Scott (Pearlfishers). Each track features the warmth of traditional bagpipes, with some enhanced by guitar, bodhran, percussion, and keyboards, creating a rich, engaging sound that will have you captivated from start to finish.
Whether you're a devoted piper, a traditional music enthusiast, or simply seeking authentic Scottish entertainment, this album delivers the genuine spirit of the Highlands.
The bonus track, a spirited spoken rendition of Robert Burns' "Address To the Haggis", adds a delightful touch of cultural heritage.
Experience the music of a true master. Let Pipe Major David Hutton transport you to The Glen with every note.
Rowan Tree, Silver Threads, Maggie, Music of Spey; Allison and Billy’s Wedding Waltz, The Australian Ladies, Miss Nancy Riach; Achany Glen, Caledonian Society of London , Mrs MacPherson of Inveran; Itchy Fingers, Mason’s Apron, The Clumsy Lover; Heyken’s Serenade; Song for Small Pipes, The Train Journey North; 72nd’s Farewell to Aberdeen, Sweet Maid of Glendareul, Scotland Is My Ain Hame, Campbell’s Farewell To Redcastle; Molly Connell, Captain Horne, Aspen Bank, Marion and Donald, The Linen Cap, Pidgeon On The Gate, Swallow-tailed Coat; Leaving Lochboisdale, Major J. F. Scott-Miller; Mr and Mrs Alec. Ross, Pipe Major Peter Philaben; Ass in the Graveyard, The Curlew, Granny MacLeod; 51st Highland Division, The Wee Highland Laddie, 8th Argyll’s; Highland Cathedral
Bonus track: Address to the Haggis.


