Celtic guitar Glenn Weiser

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of Claverhouse,

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was

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thumb

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finger pinch

octaves

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fifths

in

the bass

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in

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first

part-represents

a

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solo

in the

style

of

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the

tune repeats,

the

thumb

shifts

to a conventional

alternating

pattern

in

order

to

convey the

effect

of the

entrance

of the

drum

and

pipe

corps

as the

full

band takes

up

the

melody.

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usually play

this

part

faster

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firsr.

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the

Duke

of

Atholl

and

fought

for

Bonnie

Prince

Charlie

during

the

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uprising-of

1745

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the

rebellion

was

put

down,

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