_1123 'In Praise of Ben Doran' "\u2018In Praise of Ben Doran\u2019, reaches back to the 18th century, the golden age of Gaelic poetry. Duncan B\u00e0n MacIntyre,1724-1812 (Donnchadh B\u00e0n Mac an t-Saoir) is best known for his praise of Ben Doran, Moladh Beinn D\u00f2bhrainn. Renowned piper Allan MacDonald and singer and folklorist Margaret Bennett join John Purser for a concert and discussion centred on Duncan B\u00e0n's work, and including fairy songs and music. An t-urram thar gach beinn Aig Beinn D\u00f2bhrain; De na chunnaic mi fon ghr\u00e8in, 'S i bu bh\u00f2idhche leam. Honour beyond each ben for Ben Doran; Of all I have seen beneath the sun, the most glorious. "Allan's voice is rich and resonant with bowed bass sonority . . . his pipe music has an awesome rugged finesse that is unsurpassed in contemporary piping." The Living Tradition. This will be a fully bilingual evening. Supported by the Royal Celtic Society (www.royalcelticsociety.org.uk) and Comhairle nan Leabhraichean" Music Traditional "\u2018In Praise of Ben Doran\u2019, reaches back to the 18th century, the golden age of Gaelic poetry. Duncan B\u00e0n MacIntyre,1724-1812 (Donnchadh B\u00e0n Mac an t-Saoir) is best known for his praise of Ben Doran, Moladh Beinn D\u00f2bhrainn. Renowned piper Allan MacDonald and singer and folklorist Margaret Bennett join John Purser for a concert and discussion centred on Duncan B\u00e0n's work, and including fairy songs and music. An t-urram thar gach beinn Aig Beinn D\u00f2bhrain; De na chunnaic mi fon ghr\u00e8in, 'S i bu bh\u00f2idhche leam. Honour beyond each ben for Ben Doran; Of all I have seen beneath the sun, the most glorious. "Allan's voice is rich and resonant with bowed bass sonority . . . his pipe music has an awesome rugged finesse that is unsurpassed in contemporary piping." The Living Tradition. This will be a fully bilingual evening. Supported by the Royal Celtic Society (www.royalcelticsociety.org.uk) and Comhairle nan Leabhraichean" 57.086430621903496 -5.880611272552528