_1597 Ross Ainslie, Jarlath Henderson, Ally Hutton "Individually they\u2019re two of the best players around but collectively they create a chemistry which is almost magic. This duo have fast become one of the most talked about combinations on the circuit. They are not only vastly talented but have created a sound that is bursting with emotion and energy - a fusion of pipes and flutes which pushes the boundaries of what the instruments can achieve in a performance which is a vibrant mix of new and original compositions along with traditional tunes.\n\nTwo of the most major talents in contemporary Celtic piping, Scotland\u2019s Ross Ainslie and Tyrone-born Jarlath Henderson first met back in 2003 at the William Kennedy Piping Festival in Armagh. After taking their time to hone and perfect their unique partnership of Scottish bagpipes and Irish uilleann pipes, each also playing a variety of whistles, the pair exploded onto the scene with 2009\u2019s stunning debut album, Partners in Crime. Taking a couple of years off, Radio 2 Musician of the Year Award nominee Ross performed with Salsa Celtica, The Treacherous Orchestra and Dougie Maclean whilst Jarlath became a doctor. With last year\u2019s album \u2018Air-Fix\u2019 a critical success they are back on the road doing what they do best. Ross and Jarlath will be backed by the wonderfully talented Ali Hutton on guitar. \n\n \u201cTwo Stupendous young musicians\u201d * * * * Mojo Magazine\n\n\u201cSimply Outstanding\u201d * * * * Songlines\n\n\u201cRidiculously talented\u201d * * * * Glasgow Herald\n\nLink to their Facebook on https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/RossAinslieAndJarlathHenderson\/timeline\n\nMaking Connections: SEALL finally caught up with the trio at a live performance at the 2014 Martyn Bennett Awards, and booked them immediately. Jarlath and Ali managed to play 5 major gigs in 36 hours in Celtic Connections!" Music Traditional "Individually they\u2019re two of the best players around but collectively they create a chemistry which is almost magic. This duo have fast become one of the most talked about combinations on the circuit. They are not only vastly talented but have created a sound that is bursting with emotion and energy - a fusion of pipes and flutes which pushes the boundaries of what the instruments can achieve in a performance which is a vibrant mix of new and original compositions along with traditional tunes.\n\nTwo of the most major talents in contemporary Celtic piping, Scotland\u2019s Ross Ainslie and Tyrone-born Jarlath Henderson first met back in 2003 at the William Kennedy Piping Festival in Armagh. After taking their time to hone and perfect their unique partnership of Scottish bagpipes and Irish uilleann pipes, each also playing a variety of whistles, the pair exploded onto the scene with 2009\u2019s stunning debut album, Partners in Crime. Taking a couple of years off, Radio 2 Musician of the Year Award nominee Ross performed with Salsa Celtica, The Treacherous Orchestra and Dougie Maclean whilst Jarlath became a doctor. With last year\u2019s album \u2018Air-Fix\u2019 a critical success they are back on the road doing what they do best. Ross and Jarlath will be backed by the wonderfully talented Ali Hutton on guitar. \n\n \u201cTwo Stupendous young musicians\u201d * * * * Mojo Magazine\n\n\u201cSimply Outstanding\u201d * * * * Songlines\n\n\u201cRidiculously talented\u201d * * * * Glasgow Herald\n\nLink to their Facebook on https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/RossAinslieAndJarlathHenderson\/timeline\n\nMaking Connections: SEALL finally caught up with the trio at a live performance at the 2014 Martyn Bennett Awards, and booked them immediately. Jarlath and Ali managed to play 5 major gigs in 36 hours in Celtic Connections!" 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737