Biography:William Mackie

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William Mackie


     
 Given name:     William
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 Family name:     Mackie
 Place of birth:     Aberdeenshire
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 Profile:     Collector, Musician
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Biographical notes


William Mackie was a player of Highland Great Pipes and Union (uilleann) pipes, who compiled a personal music manuscript collection in the early 19th century. Some of the tunes in the collection appear to be set for flute and/or violin, so Mackie may have played those instruments as well. His set of Union or Pastoral bagpipes now reside in the collections of the National Museums of Scotland [1]