This descendant of the Dean clan of Dean Castle and a Sassenach Hibbins born over the waters in Oz just loves this. I cane hear the skurl of the kilt, see the drums and the Pipes bings back fantastic memories of my great Uncle Richard (Dick) Hibbins as he played them beautifully, the Scots were represented in Lindenow in Victoria Australia every Christmas and New Years in my grandparents shed as my Uncle played his pipes. Love your bonnie Scotland, and I had much pleasure in visiting it in 2001
@Tricia Butler Hello, Trish, I feel ya sister, as my Father was a full Scot and while I am only half (on some days, I feel much more), I am extremely grateful that from a very young age my Father taught me the importance of my Scottish heritage. I am an extremely strong spirited person who has many times walked though heaven and the deepest depths of hell. It is my Scottish & Lithuanian blood that has always kept me guided in the highest and keeps me abreast in life. I have a deep connection to the ocean and all forms of life, what calms me most and I have known this from a very young age, is the crashing sound of water against rocks. Captivating and mezmerizing taking me away to a place I've never touched ground in this life. Yet and again, from my earliest experiences of retaining memory. The sounds of bagpipes echo my own heartbeat-calling/awakening my soul and if I allowed it, I know could consume me...not that this has ever been a bad thing.LOL! ;) My ancestors were known as the bog people, out of SW Scotland and my clan dates back to the picts. We were also the first choice chosen clan to fight alongside/with the Campbells. We were established battle warriors, we owned some of the largest of sea vessels, made our own reputable and reffered to whiskey, had the finest of jewels and silk. We bared the sea as known travelers, who protected the homeland, as well as directly invaded Ireland. We were large in stature-well sought after, fought many battles to include the bloodiest of the Jacobite rising, Culloden where many clans had turned against their own to the death. We are known as one of the oldest clans, with having the name Muir alive and well still to this day throughout all of Scotland. I am very proud, as well as will always remain equally grateful for my DNA. I am that person who will stand for you if you are of good character and integity of life/greater of good of people, but cross me wrong, or those close to my heart ....RUN ! I have no fear, only that of my maker who is closest at heart. I have countless testimony in my guided journey here in this honored and truy blessed life. I dove deep a few years ago to learn my family ancestry, upon this learned I have family lineage to Robert The Bruce, Mary-Queen Of Scots-Royal House of Stuart (*my clan helped to protect her when she fled Scotland initially) and by marriage=are a direct descendant to Elizabeth Muir who was married to King Robert II, the Earl Of Loudon-John Earl, as well as have found traced ties to John Muir. In my research what I learned helped me tremendously better understand me, I admit in this frame it also became an obsession for the years that have followed with periodic new discoveries. Now tamed. LOL Without conceit, I know I am not an everyday people and this dwells deep with my soul. But the reality is, none of us are. Note: I lost my Father at a young age to Glioblastoma Multiforme (brain cancer) and at a time where my family heritage did not mean even a near fraction as much as it does today. My Father was the instiller of teaching me/my siblings the importance of where we came from. Coming from a large family of five other siblings, I was my Fathers shadow. I was raised in a military home with both American and Scottish traditions. In my early start into my teens, my family suffered much turmoil/tragedy due to multiple losses of life and hardships growing up when for me, my mind was open the most. In other words, you could say I come from a broken family, yet this never "broke" us. During a major shifting/soul searching point in my own life in later years, that would require me to stand up against my own strength. This is was when I sought my own need to know my ancestry, and as the truest of blessings it has assisted me in ways I could never convey here. I will close with adding, I've passed on the same mentioned traditions with my own Daughter, who like me is also blessed to be half Scottish and is the apple of my eye. ⚔️🏴"Albannach" stirs my soul, unlike most artificial/synthetic Scottish bands and are one of my favorites.⚔️🏴 th-cam.com/video/Hopbu5Lz6GE/w-d-xo.html Blessings. ~Durum Patientia Frango~Slàinte mhòr #ClanMuirSociety
One may have many ancestries today. It is what calls to your soul the makes the bumps stand upon your skin, and your heart soar. I'm a Scot, in name, heritage and ancestry, but did not know it in my soul until I heard the sound of the bagpipes. I was born in America, not Scotland. In America, to wear a kilt when I was young was a "sissy" thing to do, until I donned one, and became a man. Then I saw the Isle of Skye and Dunvegan, my homeland and my Clan Chief's castle...I was home. Alba Gu Bràth!
I love Scotland and mesmerizes the strange sound of the celtic bagpipes and drums bits, Clan Andruma was playing in Edinbrough festival in 2005, bought their cd, signed and had pictures with them which is on my fb profile picture. Albannach Band members were mostly from Clan Andruma , I m still following them..I felt so sad with the news about Jamesie Johnston stabbing, and happy to see him actively dancing as he bit the drums again...but I love all the members too. I love Scotland,
This is GREAT! I'm so thrilled that the pipes still warm my blood, even after generations in America! I remember seeing the pipers when I was small for the first time, looking so cool in their tartans and kilts, hearing the pipes, Grandma telling me that music was in my blood. Later we traced the family back to the Fergusons and Duncans. I can't remember where they were from, but it was still neat. Oh, and my dad has some ancestors named Glenn!
We are the mad Celts of Alba and Eire. In our madness we have had no fecking Romans dictating our paths. We are from the old paths and our land makes us wild . Saoirse
By the mid 1st millennium AD, with the expansion of the Roman Empire and the Great Migrations (Migration Period) of Germanic peoples, Celtic culture and Insular Celtic had become restricted to Ireland, the western and northern parts of Great Britain (Wales, Scotland, and Cornwall), the Isle of Man, and Brittany. Between the 5th and 8th centuries, the Celtic-speaking communities in these Atlantic regions emerged as a reasonably cohesive cultural entity. They had a common linguistic, religious, and artistic heritage that distinguished them from the culture of the surrounding polities.[7] By the 6th century, however, the Continental Celtic languages were no longer in wide use. Insular Celtic culture diversified into that of the Gaels (Irish, Scottish and Manx) and the Brythonic Celts (Welsh, Cornish, and Bretons) of the medieval and modern periods. A modern "Celtic identity" was constructed as part of the Romanticist Celtic Revival in Great Britain, Ireland, and other European territories, such as Portugal and Spanish Galicia.[8] Today, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, and Breton are still spoken in parts of their historical territories, and Cornish and Manx are undergoing a revival.
GREETING AND LOVE SCOTLAND FROM BAGPIPES BULGARIA. LAND OF FIRST CELTIC COUNTRY. WELCOME SCOTTISH PEOPLES IN BULGARIA , YOUR CELTIC ROOTS ARE IN BULGARIA
That is such a loaded question. It depends on how much time you have. There are things to explore in every corner of the country. Every time you come to a fork in the road, and commit to a direction of travel, you will always have that gnawing feeling tell you that you are missing something by not taking the other road. That being said Isle of Skye, and the road from Glencoe to Sterling are outstanding. As well as Inverness to Oban. Up and around Loch Lomond. And that's just t he west side.
A day in the life, huh? Sun up to sun down. :) Enjoyed it very much! The pipes and drums and the statue of Robert the Bruce just give me chills! I wish I could go and see those places in person. Isn't that river impressive! Living in one of those houses must be a bit scary! Thanks so much for posting.
I will visit Scotland this summer...starting from Inverness ..into the Highlands...If someone has some infos what i should see in any case i would be very happy...Thanks in advance :-)
the bagpipes are native to n/Africa, middle East. remember hearing them in Tunisia many years ago. we all come from the same roots man. never trust anybody whose blood doesn't fizz when he hears the pipes. he's not human.
Can you please tell me who I need to contact regarding grand rights to use 30 seconds of this track for a school play competition? We are doing a one act version of Macbeth. We are a small school with a small budget. Thanks.
Im french norwegian scottish and english YET SCOTTISH IS THE ONLY MUSIC THAT STIRS MY SOUL!!!!
i am of Welsh and Norman french decent and love the Scottish music best...hail from Texas
YOU ARE WELCOME ALBA THE BRAVE
fucking frenchies
Planken. I’m french. What is your problem ? 🖕🏻
🇫🇷⚜️
I’m french and me too i’m french norman and i am also sicilian and sardinian, but i from of Occitanie of France. =-)
Ah ! And i have an ancestor who was a scottish legionary in the army of Napoléon. 😉
This descendant of the Dean clan of Dean Castle and a Sassenach Hibbins born over the waters in Oz just loves this. I cane hear the skurl of the kilt, see the drums and the Pipes bings back fantastic memories of my great Uncle Richard (Dick) Hibbins as he played them beautifully, the Scots were represented in Lindenow in Victoria Australia every Christmas and New Years in my grandparents shed as my Uncle played his pipes. Love your bonnie Scotland, and I had much pleasure in visiting it in 2001
Absolutely WONDERFUL, TRIBAL, SOUL-STIRRING music by Albannach, and a BEAUTIFUL, MESMERIZING, country of my ancestors...SCOTLAND! Alba gu brath!
I am Irish, Scottish and French Canadian I love the bagpipes makes me feel so happy like I can conquer anything and all my fears! Love hearing them!
Yes, yes, yes!
seriosuly makes me proud to be from this small but brave and stunning country !"
I am Clan Hamilton by birth and Clan MacLaren by association. Love the Scottish Celtic music. It stirs up feelings deep within me. Aye, Lassie.
Clan rose by birth and association. Nice to see someone from others clans on TH-cam
The pipes made my heart soar!!
The music is SO stirring, the scenery so ruggedly Scottish! Loved it all! Thank you for posting it.
I'm an American . But I love the music culture .. Makes me wanna dance and be wild
+SAGE ANGEL “Gypsy spirit” WILLIAMS LUCK 2 YOU
Joseph Liebner thank you
Sage do what ever YOU feel is appropriate to the music. Just dance when no one is looking!
Love Albannach's tribal drumming with rugged scotland.... ...and of course the Highland great pipes
@Tricia Butler Hello, Trish, I feel ya sister, as my Father was a full Scot and while I am only half (on some days, I feel much more), I am extremely grateful that from a very young age my Father taught me the importance of my Scottish heritage. I am an extremely strong spirited person who has many times walked though heaven and the deepest depths of hell. It is my Scottish & Lithuanian blood that has always kept me guided in the highest and keeps me abreast in life.
I have a deep connection to the ocean and all forms of life, what calms me most and I have known this from a very young age, is the crashing sound of water against rocks. Captivating and mezmerizing taking me away to a place I've never touched ground in this life. Yet and again, from my earliest experiences of retaining memory. The sounds of bagpipes echo my own heartbeat-calling/awakening my soul and if I allowed it, I know could consume me...not that this has ever been a bad thing.LOL! ;) My ancestors were known as the bog people, out of SW Scotland and my clan dates back to the picts. We were also the first choice chosen clan to fight alongside/with the Campbells. We were established battle warriors, we owned some of the largest of sea vessels, made our own reputable and reffered to whiskey, had the finest of jewels and silk.
We bared the sea as known travelers, who protected the homeland, as well as directly invaded Ireland. We were large in stature-well sought after, fought many battles to include the bloodiest of the Jacobite rising, Culloden where many clans had turned against their own to the death. We are known as one of the oldest clans, with having the name Muir alive and well still to this day throughout all of Scotland.
I am very proud, as well as will always remain equally grateful for my DNA. I am that person who will stand for you if you are of good character and integity of life/greater of good of people, but cross me wrong, or those close to my heart ....RUN ! I have no fear, only that of my maker who is closest at heart. I have countless testimony in my guided journey here in this honored and truy blessed life.
I dove deep a few years ago to learn my family ancestry, upon this learned I have family lineage to Robert The Bruce, Mary-Queen Of Scots-Royal House of Stuart (*my clan helped to protect her when she fled Scotland initially) and by marriage=are a direct descendant to Elizabeth Muir who was married to King Robert II, the Earl Of Loudon-John Earl, as well as have found traced ties to John Muir. In my research what I learned helped me tremendously better understand me, I admit in this frame it also became an obsession for the years that have followed with periodic new discoveries. Now tamed. LOL Without conceit, I know I am not an everyday people and this dwells deep with my soul. But the reality is, none of us are.
Note: I lost my Father at a young age to Glioblastoma Multiforme (brain cancer) and at a time where my family heritage did not mean even a near fraction as much as it does today. My Father was the instiller of teaching me/my siblings the importance of where we came from. Coming from a large family of five other siblings, I was my Fathers shadow. I was raised in a military home with both American and Scottish traditions. In my early start into my teens, my family suffered much turmoil/tragedy due to multiple losses of life and hardships growing up when for me, my mind was open the most. In other words, you could say I come from a broken family, yet this never "broke" us. During a major shifting/soul searching point in my own life in later years, that would require me to stand up against my own strength. This is was when I sought my own need to know my ancestry, and as the truest of blessings it has assisted me in ways I could never convey here. I will close with adding, I've passed on the same mentioned traditions with my own Daughter, who like me is also blessed to be half Scottish and is the apple of my eye.
⚔️🏴"Albannach" stirs my soul, unlike most artificial/synthetic Scottish bands and are one of my favorites.⚔️🏴 th-cam.com/video/Hopbu5Lz6GE/w-d-xo.html
Blessings. ~Durum Patientia Frango~Slàinte mhòr #ClanMuirSociety
I love my homeland; so beautiful. I am proud to be a Knox!
This is so amazing. I love it. I am proud of my Scottish heritage.
Spanish in love with Clanadonia. This specific song is so beautiful and catchy... Awesome.
I'm a quarter Scot also, but that part if my heritage speaks the loudest to me!! I live this group and the bagpipes south!!
Visiting next summer....my family is from Scotland and have waited years to visit.
I am 1/356 scottish and my grandfather was with william wallace at the battle of malden in the war of the three kingdoms, this music really hits home
Lol this is one of the more accurate "muh heritage" comments
Starke Musik, beeindruckende Landschaft, super Sound 👍👍👍 , ich liebe es sehr!!!
Stirring! Nothing like pipes n drums - love Albannach, love the scenery! thanks :)
One may have many ancestries today. It is what calls to your soul the makes the bumps stand upon your skin, and your heart soar. I'm a Scot, in name, heritage and ancestry, but did not know it in my soul until I heard the sound of the bagpipes. I was born in America, not Scotland. In America, to wear a kilt when I was young was a "sissy" thing to do, until I donned one, and became a man. Then I saw the Isle of Skye and Dunvegan, my homeland and my Clan Chief's castle...I was home. Alba Gu Bràth!
Boy this guys really makes my Celtic blood broil with power.
I am of Viking blood and even I find this music intimidating. There is nothing like it!
you norse are our blood. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
That is from Norway, I am norse gael. The greatest warriors who congerd the world for the English.SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
I am a norwegian, and I think I suddenly became scottish when listening to this! My hair turned red and I started drinking single malt :)
visiting soon!!! only one week-edinburg, inverness, skye around the north coast to inverness, then to glasgow!!!!! So EXCITED!!!!
FREE OUR HOMELAND VOTE YES YES YES.
THE SMILE OF INDEPENDENCE>4xx
DONT TRUST THE VILE HYPOCRITICAL LYING BACKSTABBING SECTARIAN HATRED FILLED BETA NAZI CUNTS VOTE NO NO NO.
@@claymore32 I think you will find it’s you that is sectarian.
nothing better than some great pipes an drumms, have a good one!
Scotland my future. Love this place, I think I belong👍💞🇬🇧🇿🇲🇿🇲
This makes the small part of me that is Scottish very proud!
Great music! Greeting from Croatia to our Scottish friends! :)
Extraordinary!!!!
Amazing, this has to be the best celtic music I've heard. Thank you.
Beautiful landscapes and beautiful song.
So heavy music and harsh land. My ancestors who raided Brittain must have been hard core. Cheers from Sweden.
I really need to go home lol. I miss my home. everysaturday night my family would have a fire and we just danced lol.
Love this I love hearing the sound of bagpipes there just so pretty great song!
My god i love it so much
Hello from RIF REPUBLIC
I love Scotland and mesmerizes the strange sound of the celtic bagpipes and drums bits, Clan Andruma was playing in Edinbrough festival in 2005, bought their cd, signed and had pictures with them which is on my fb profile picture. Albannach Band members were mostly from Clan Andruma , I m still following them..I felt so sad with the news about Jamesie Johnston stabbing, and happy to see him actively dancing as he bit the drums again...but I love all the members too. I love Scotland,
This music is so beautiful! I like it much more than present "music" style like electro, dubstep, etc :)
Great music , awesome landscapes , thanks a lot .
beautiful images for a beautiful song! *thumbs up!*
I think I'm in love!
This is GREAT! I'm so thrilled that the pipes still warm my blood, even after generations in America! I remember seeing the pipers when I was small for the first time, looking so cool in their tartans and kilts, hearing the pipes, Grandma telling me that music was in my blood. Later we traced the family back to the Fergusons and Duncans. I can't remember where they were from, but it was still neat. Oh, and my dad has some ancestors named Glenn!
Beautiful.
great!!!! just great!! more please!
Y me olvidaba el buen wiski ...!!!😊😊😊😊
This'll get your blood flowin..!
Sure it will or your dead to your true self have a Wee Dram on me pal!❤!
absolutely awesome,can't stop playing your music x
FELICIDADES POR TAN FANTASTICO VIDEO Y MIL GRACIAS POR PERMITIRME CONOCER A TRAVES DE TU TRABAJO TAN MAGNIFICO PAIS. ¡¡¡ SALUDITOS !!!
One of my favourite tunes.
I'm not Scottish, in fact, I'm of Irish and German descent, but you have my utmost respect, sir!
WOW !
Just the best of the world.
love it love it love it thanks for sharing
Amazing look out
♥️
We are the mad Celts of Alba and Eire. In our madness we have had no fecking Romans dictating our paths. We are from the old paths and our land makes us wild . Saoirse
The Land of Brave and Free don't try to control them Respect and fear them they don't carry the Sword for nothing!!!!!
By the mid 1st millennium AD, with the expansion of the Roman Empire and the Great Migrations (Migration Period) of Germanic peoples, Celtic culture and Insular Celtic had become restricted to Ireland, the western and northern parts of Great Britain (Wales, Scotland, and Cornwall), the Isle of Man, and Brittany. Between the 5th and 8th centuries, the Celtic-speaking communities in these Atlantic regions emerged as a reasonably cohesive cultural entity. They had a common linguistic, religious, and artistic heritage that distinguished them from the culture of the surrounding polities.[7] By the 6th century, however, the Continental Celtic languages were no longer in wide use.
Insular Celtic culture diversified into that of the Gaels (Irish, Scottish and Manx) and the Brythonic Celts (Welsh, Cornish, and Bretons) of the medieval and modern periods. A modern "Celtic identity" was constructed as part of the Romanticist Celtic Revival in Great Britain, Ireland, and other European territories, such as Portugal and Spanish Galicia.[8] Today, Irish, Scottish Gaelic, Welsh, and Breton are still spoken in parts of their historical territories, and Cornish and Manx are undergoing a revival.
Derek Cockburn thanks for commenting this I always love to find out a bit of history and learn something
This channel is just fantastic!!!!! Bravo Thumbs all the stars in the Heaven's Love Barbara
Very nice!! The great music and beautiful scenery is awesome! Another great video!! You are one of my favorites channels!
Wow what a sound, loving it :)
I fuckin love this. Sounds familiar to my own traditional music. We too have pipes but with different shapes.
Hiya Glen, Brilliant Photo,s Pal and a great choice of music to go wi it, ah the best for Burns Nicht, av a good yen ..Gilly..
LOVE THIS MUSIC!!!
found this by accident as ya do! like like like!! xxx
GREETING AND LOVE SCOTLAND FROM BAGPIPES BULGARIA. LAND OF FIRST CELTIC COUNTRY. WELCOME SCOTTISH PEOPLES IN BULGARIA , YOUR CELTIC ROOTS ARE IN BULGARIA
Wish I knew gaelic as I'm from Ayrshire in Scotland and would love to be able to speak a language that too few Scots now know
Still trying to learn Gaelic. It’s a tough language
exellent really enjoyed lissening and watching --- thanks a mill for sharing
absolutely gorgeous!
Ik speel dit mee op een Djembé... Afrikaans mengt goed met deze muziek!!!
I think it's a really cool version of 'Hooligan's Holiday" ...I like it so much :-)
Cant wait to move home.Alba gu brath
American here. Scottish/Irish roots. Just love this.
Fantastic
That is such a loaded question. It depends on how much time you have. There are things to explore in every corner of the country. Every time you come to a fork in the road, and commit to a direction of travel, you will always have that gnawing feeling tell you that you are missing something by not taking the other road. That being said Isle of Skye, and the road from Glencoe to Sterling are outstanding. As well as Inverness to Oban. Up and around Loch Lomond. And that's just t he west side.
that s why i visited scotland several times a year
True vibrations ❤💥🌜
Phenomenal!
You cannae be sittin still for this....... :-)
A day in the life, huh? Sun up to sun down. :) Enjoyed it very much! The pipes and drums and the statue of Robert the Bruce just give me chills! I wish I could go and see those places in person. Isn't that river impressive! Living in one of those houses must be a bit scary! Thanks so much for posting.
really enjoyed this a lot
Brilliant!!!
Feel it, breathe it, own it!
Home of my soul ~~{{♥}}~~
Musica de castillos fantasmas y guerra...!!!😊
Spot on!
very nice and makes you feel like scottish...:))
The Mighty Nach!
Great photos and awesome music! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
All the best from the Netherlands, Maria:-)
Thank you I will get to scotLand
Great music and yet another wonderful video. Really love your uploads my friend :)
Nice music
I will visit Scotland this summer...starting from Inverness ..into the Highlands...If someone has some infos what i should see in any case i would be very happy...Thanks in advance :-)
I am I weird for being Iraqi with Scotland heart? :D
Not weird at all! This kind of music stirs up the courage, passion, hope, and determination in all our hearts.
+lovely jack Just as "weird" as me being English/German and finding the Islamic call to prayer enchanting. That's the beauty of music!
the bagpipes are native to n/Africa, middle East. remember hearing them in Tunisia many years ago. we all come from the same roots man. never trust anybody whose blood doesn't fizz when he hears the pipes. he's not human.
Not at all, music is a primal and universal language.
Hell no!! Music is what in the heart!
AYE ! Now all we need is a piece of haggis & a stiff dram . // Greetings from up North .
Brilliant.
Can you please tell me who I need to contact regarding grand rights to use 30 seconds of this track for a school play competition? We are doing a one act version of Macbeth. We are a small school with a small budget. Thanks.
Bram X i know its been a long time since this comment was posted. But that comes under fair use usually
Nunca olviden a williams wallace...!!!😊😊
VOTE YES ALBA THE BRAVE FREEDOM
Mary Beattie nah 🇬🇧💙
Wonderfull +++
This really gets me blood pumped, well that or the Aberfeldy 21, YAR thats the stuff!