Videos of Celtic Interest, Piping, Highland Games, Buddy MacMaster
Paul Beaulieu
I would like to announce the latest release from Seabright Video in
Nova Scotia;
"The Pipes, the pipes are calling"
Seabright Murphy Video has a video called "The Pipes, the pipes are
calling". it's a 90 minute musical adventure into the world of the
bagpipes - a journey that takes you through the piping traditions of
Scotland and Ireland to a medieval castle in France for an amazing
festival of European bagpipes. The adventure continues in the new world,
with the last of the Cape Breton community pipers, Celtic rock music and
an alternative Pipers' Convention in the U.S.A. - 90 minutes
Previous releases;
"A Highland Gathering"
A Highland Gathering - The Antigonish Highland Games Since 1863
All the colour, sounds and excitement of the oldest continuosly running
games in North America, the Antigonish Highland Games. Over a three year
period Seabright's cameras have been documenting every aspect of the
games...this professionally produced 1 hour video tape gives you a
fascinating, informative and highly entertaining look inside this
great highland gathering. - 60 minutes
"Cape Breton Island"
"Cape Breton Island-The video is a masterpiece-a beautiful portrait of
the Island". Peter Murphy, the producer of "The Master of the Cape Breton
Fiddle-Buddy MacMaster" travels throughout rural Cape Breton with his
camera, meeting and visiting with people, listening to music and poetry,
and capturing the stunning natural beauty of the Island in all its
seasons.
This 50 min. video looks beyond the conventional tourism image, to
present a more authentic, spontaneous and intimate picture. Some of the
best known Celtic musicians are here as well as some hidden treasures.
The Acadians, Irish and Micmac add to this diverse portrait of a unique
Island. - 55 minutes
"Buddy MacMaster The Master of the Cape Breton Fiddle"
"The scenery of Cape Breton and the Scottish Highlands, insightful
commentary and Buddy's music - What could be better?" Cape Breton Island
has long been the stronghold of Gaelic culture in the New World. Here,
the old Highland style of fiddling and step dancing flourishes. Buddy
MacMaster is one of the finest players of this Cape Breton style of
Celtic music. - 60 minutes
If you would like to have a look, it's at
http://www.wwmm.com/ns/murphy/
Paul Beaulieu
beau...@wwmm.com
