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Taorluath a mach (gender unknown)

?

4th variation of the Ùrlar

No identical types known (yet).

According to Collinson, pronounced as "Tòrlu [ah makh?]"; Possible 5th "movement" of a Pìobaireachd; NB: Compare Crunluath a mach & Crùnludh a-mach.

The chain of gracenotes is again extended [to 8?].

Sources

Collinson, Francis: The bagpipe: the history of a musical instrument. London, 1975, p.149.

Web

Amazon AWS (pronunciation "a mach" [NB: Unfortunately I haven't found a link to the noun]).