Episode 5 of Pipe Up! Podcast, featuring music from Brother, Ceili Rain, Black 47, Red Hot Chilli Pipers, and Enter the Haggis.
Pipe Up 4 features music from Mark Saul, Mother Grove, Scythian, Albannach, and Ceili Rain. http://pipeup.tartanvision.tv
Pipe Up! Episode 3 features music from Barley Juice, Brother, Enter the Haggis, MacTalla Mor, The Gentlemen, and Ceili Rain.
Pipe Up 2 features music from the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Brother, Angus Mohr, Mark Saul, Michael Grey, Tartanic, and Highland Reign. Rockin' Bagpipes! Check it out!
The debut episode of Pipe Up! features music from Sonic Impulse, The Gentlemen, The Sandcarvers, MacTalla Mo'r, Black 47, Fathom, and Enter the Haggis. http://pipeup.tartanvision.tv
Tartanvision 24 - Everything you ever wanted to know about the Great Highland Bagpipe but were afraid to ask.
Tartanvision 22 is about Scottish Hogmanay New Year's celebrations. Brought to you by Powrit.com Sign up at http://powrit.com to post and vote on your ideas for America's future.
The 20th Episode of Tartanvision represents a return after a 2-year hiatus. Welcome to the new short form of Tartanvision. This episode features a performance by the West Virginia Highland Dancers.
Special thanks to Celtic rock band Mother Grove. This episode features their performance at the West Virginia Highland Games and Celtic Festival in Beckley, WV.
The season finale of Tartanvision is here. This episode features a lot of rambling by Matt, plus announcement of the two month hiatus (until October) of Tartanvision. Check out Celtspace, Tartanvision's Frappr Map, the Tartan Tower (Tartanvision's Cafepress store), and the Celtic Podcast Network. Also, enjoy this selection of Irish and Highland dance from the Vandalia festival, which is held each summer in Charleston, WV.
The seventeenth episode of Tartanvision is here. This episode features Celtic rock band Hunting McLeod and their performance at the McHenry (MD) Celtic Festival. Visit www.huntingmcleod.com for more information about Hunting McLeod.
The sixteenth episode of Tartanvision features a trip to the Bridgeport (WV) Celtic Gathering, an interview and performance by Scottish singer, Ed Miller, and a performance by tribal pipe and drum group, Albannach.
In the thirteenth episode of Tartanvision.TV, Matt visits the Wheeling Celtic Celebration in Wheeling, WV. This episode features Irish dance by the Burke School of Dance and Highland Dance by the West Virginia Highland Dancers.
In the twelfth episode of Tartanvision.TV, Matt talks about the origins of the highland games and many of the heavy athletics that you will see there.
In the eleventh episode of Tartanvision.TV, Matt answers some viewer mail and tells you about all the great things you can do and see in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
In the tenth episode of Tartanvision.TV, Matt answers viewer mail and talks about the best things to do and see in Dublin.
The ninth episode of Tartanvision.TV features a special memorial to the twelve miners who died in the Sago mine explosion.
The eighth episode of Tartanvision.TV features highland dance from the ceili of the 2005 Bridgeport (WV) Highland Games.
tartanvision@gmail.com | www.tartanvision.tv | The seventh episode of Tartanvision.TV features a visit to Newgrange and the Bru Na Boinne.
The sixth episode of Tartanvision.TV features a bagpipe and drum medley by Bruce Dillon, Matt Taylor, and Don Smith, as well as a special arrangement of a Highland (Scottish) dance, Blue Bonnets Over the Border, choreographed by Katy Dillon and performed by the West Virginia Highland Dancers.
The fifth episode of Tartanvision features the dance competition at the 2005 Richmond Highland Games and Celtic Festival.
The fourth episode of Tartanvision features the heavy athletics competition at the Richmond Highland Games and Celtic Festival, 2005.
The third episode of Tartanvision features a Highland dance choreography by Katy Dillon, director of the West Virginia Highland Dancers.
The second episode of Tartanvision features the second half of The Glass Ghillie, a humorous Celtic dance adaptation of Cinderella. Will Cinderkelly get her prince?
The very first episode of Tartanvision features The Glass Ghillie, a humorous Celtic dance adaptation of Cinderella.