_1724 Angus Nicolson Trio concert "Following their well-received debut album, \u2018Lassies that baffle us\u2019, SEALL is delighted to present the Trio and their new album \u2018Sealladh \u00c0rd\u2019. Angus Nicolson, Scottish Border Pipes and whistles. Both grandfathers were pipers, one from Skye and one from South Uist. His father and Uncle were pipers and his mother a Gaelic singer. He had a successful time in junior competitions, winning the under 18 section at Northern Meeting 2002 and also the under 18 Young Piper of the Year. Andrew MacPherson, whistles and bodhran, from another musical family based in Portree. Andrew began playing drums in the Skye Pipe Band at the age of 9 and went on to study for a degree in traditional music at RSMDA in Glasgow. Murdoch Cameron, guitar and accordion, was born in 1991 in Glenelg, the youngest of the band members and a remarkably accomplished player. \u2018Rounding off the night in terrifically taut, rousing fashion were the Angus Nicolson Trio.\u2019 Sue Wilson" Music Traditional "Following their well-received debut album, \u2018Lassies that baffle us\u2019, SEALL is delighted to present the Trio and their new album \u2018Sealladh \u00c0rd\u2019. Angus Nicolson, Scottish Border Pipes and whistles. Both grandfathers were pipers, one from Skye and one from South Uist. His father and Uncle were pipers and his mother a Gaelic singer. He had a successful time in junior competitions, winning the under 18 section at Northern Meeting 2002 and also the under 18 Young Piper of the Year. Andrew MacPherson, whistles and bodhran, from another musical family based in Portree. Andrew began playing drums in the Skye Pipe Band at the age of 9 and went on to study for a degree in traditional music at RSMDA in Glasgow. Murdoch Cameron, guitar and accordion, was born in 1991 in Glenelg, the youngest of the band members and a remarkably accomplished player. \u2018Rounding off the night in terrifically taut, rousing fashion were the Angus Nicolson Trio.\u2019 Sue Wilson" 57.08641750493476 -5.880648823478737