+Tsz Kin Mak Do this yanks one favour...put up the titles so I can buy this fine music. We don't always know what the songs are. I just know I like the music!
I am Scottish and 65yrs old. I have been a Piper since I was a boy. You have managed to piece together an acceptable collection of pipe music. Well done...
hi I am a piper séance high school and I am also in a pipe band here in new York called city of Syracuse highland pipe band and what is the track for number 1
I am a 78 year old active Piper and never get tired of this great music and am the oldest guy in our band, Loch Rannoch PIpes and Drums....Doylestown, PA ..U.S.A.
Not a drop of Scot's blood, but childhood upstate NY (USA) were Scots' Games every summer: pipes, drums, caber toss, sword dance; I still have a souvenir skean dhu (dagger in the stocking) on my desk to open letters. My Spanish ballerina Mama studied the traditional dances carefully, to choreograph & perform a sword dance for "Brigadoon," in summer-stock theater nearby. A northern Spanish traditional dance, the jota, is performed to a smaller bagpipe & drum. Something about green, mountainous regions. Decades later, my U.S. Navy antisubmarine squadron patrolled with RAF out of Kinloss. After flights, we sampled the single malts & ales out in the village, where the pubs mixed pipes music with the pop stuff. Pipes & drums are eternal, speak of courage & enduring. Many thanks for this presentation.
Igigjf Jcuf which country??? If Jordanian then it is because we were colonized by the Brits and the bagpipes and drums are the official instruments of Jordan Armed Forces Band
And Barmawi King Hussain and his son are both graduates of the UK army academy. They share a lot of respect for western war customs and consider westernization a key aspect of their government.
Bagpipe music is one of the most man-made sounds in the world. I don't have too many friends who appreciate it. Thanks for sharing this glorious music.
I arrived in Scotland on an ocean liner, as a young woman in 1963. I will never forget the piper who came on board at Greenock. The pipes still make me sentimental, they give me goose bumps too. Thanks so much for this video.
My grandmother passed away last week at 93 years old. Today we had a celebration of life for her, and to honor her Scottish heritage, my cousin knew someone who could play the bagpipes. The moment we all turned to the front entrance of the room, listened to the music and stood in silence as we watched, was the moment it completely hit me. My sweet, beautiful, hilarious, resilient, loving “Gam” had been completely taken from me now. I silently cried among everyone else, wiped my tears, and honored her with the best thing I could think of: putting a smile on my face. She would give the world to see her family smile, and so would I. I smiled while remembering all of those nights at her house, the dominos, puzzles, hershey’s milk chocolate nuggets with toffee that she had a seemingly endless supply of, trips to the playground, sitting under the hot sun at my softball games, sleeping over, the vanilla ice cream sundaes with the chocolate magic shell, and the laughter I shared and warmth that filled my heart whenever I was with her. Rest in peace Gam, I hope you are dancing with Granddaddy on the wings of forever. You can rest now.
Hello Emily, the best of her is in you. Give warmth and love to your children and grandchildren like she did. Your Gam will live on forever in all of you. Wish you all the best in life. ❤🩹
Dear Emily, your love and loss of your grandmother has touched my heart so much that I'm crying. I'm a 60 year-old man, and I STILL miss both my grandparents terribly, just as much as the days they passed. I called my grandparents "grandmommy & granddaddy." My granddaddy lived to be 92 and he used to always say he's Scotch-Irish. My grandmommy sounds just like yours! How I miss spending weekends with them when I was a child! OMG they loved me more than anyone else my whole life. I've texted your comment along with the music to many of my relatives and friends to show them your wonderful Spirit. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing! Your kindred spirit, David. PS, did you know that the name "Brown" is the Americanized version of the German "Braun?" My grandmother on my biological father's side was named Brown and their ancestors were from Baden, Germany.
There is something about the pipes that calls to the blood of a Celt. I've never understood it. By the way, my last name is Young (Irish) and my Mother's maiden name is McAllister (Scot).When I was in basic training and AIT at Fort Knox in 1983, we heard a Canadian troop was going to be staying up the hill for a few days. One morning, about 4:30, all of our platoons were getting up to get ready to march to chow. The fog was heavy outside and you could barely see the lights on the field. Suddenly, a lone bagpipe started up in the fog, immediately followed by a large number of others. We could all hear them moving through the fog down the hill towards the chowhall. At the bottom, they gave a last plaintive note and stopped. From every direction through the fog, you could hear hundreds of soldiers clapping for the music. Great moment!
ooh, that sounds awesome! lol now we need someone to create a dramatic reconstruction! I'm from the south of England, but the pipes + drums are deep in y blood, no idea why - I'm the only one in my family who doesn't run away at the first sound of them. damn those Sassenachs ….
@Stefano Dawg - I had a DNA ancestry check; my dad's line comes from either Scots or Norse origins, don't know if that's enough to qualify me - though it certainly doesn't seem to apply to my siblings!
Literally, four of us are sitting in the school cafeteria with this on full volume on all of our laptops in unison. Everyone hates me with a passion, but I'm not lettin' the haters get in between me and my heritage.
Ich ❤ diese Musik. War Gründungsmitglied bei der Swiss Midland Pipe Band und habe danach bei den Pipes and Drums of Zurich als Tenordrumer ein paar Jahre weiter musiziert❤🫡🇨🇭 - 🫡🏴❤
Not a Scot or any Celt I'm a Slav,..Pole to be exact but always loved you Scotland and your pips n' drums,..there's no thing like it,...Aye play me sum of dem good ole pips n' drums :)
my grandad was scottish, born and raised. he moved to england to raise my dad, and i’d always adore flying over to visit him from ireland! he sadly passed away when i was eight, and we had bagpipes at his funeral, and i’ve always come back to this track just to have a little memory of him. it’s been five years this year, and i miss him more every day. i hope i’m making him proud!!
Im a Junior Bass Drummer from Canada. I am 14 years old and Ive always loved carrying my culture and heritage. Ive been a bass drummer for 2 years and this is really helpful for me to drum to! Thank you so much! I might be going to Intermediate this year, or next year! Much love from Canada ❤️🤍❤️
I don't know the reason, but they do. I first heard them in a song by Isla Grant. The nam of the song is "Wish I was on a mountain High." Great song done by a great singer.
Bagpipe music is the one true thing that sparks the strength, pride, and resiliency of the Scottish spirit in other lands! Mother I hear you call to me even from this distant land. With those who came before me I walk hand in hand. I know you will forever be in my soul. Mother, I promise, one day I will come home.
+Pearl Marley I feel the same way when I here Ukrainian Kozak music.I like your bagpipes too. War may be hell, but a lot of good music was crafted in the fires of war.
This is not only true and lovely for this culture, it is unfortunate for me as I play for a beyond obnoxious neighbor! Now before everyone is frustrated I play this full blast in me apartment to get back at me neighbor. They have ignored several requests to stop their partying during COVID and now all summer long she has utterly hurt me sleep patterns by too many sleepless nights for her dispirited behavior. I am a kind individual whom reasons things out. Me landlord claims he is giving her notices upon me complaints. So, here I stand. I live this music speaks to me very well....however, me neighbor listens to jungle jive. This has worked wonders upon me getting back at her. I am a week into it, blasting full range and I not have any intentions to quit until she cools it and learns a lesson with her horrible attitude toward other tenants who are paying a very hefty fee to live in the city. Thank you for reading me vent! BLESSINGS -from a mountain land.
On Oxford Street, London a lone bagpiper plays to the milling past crowd - not for money - and he injects the spirit of Scotland in that (very) English street. Thank you so much for the upload.
Perhaps it's because I have Scottish and Irish ancestry, but the bagpipes can get to me like no other sound. Amazing Grace on the pipes reduces me to a puddle of tears. Thank you for putting this wonderful music up for us to enjoy! Alba gu brath!
My grand uncles served in ww2 my uncle babe told me that the when the Scottish units hit a beach a piper would stand there and play even under heavy fire! he said it drove the scots into a frenzy and they looked like a pack of green lions attacking a herd of sheep.And that's why scots wear kilts, because their balls are too big for issue trousers ! My uncle would only lie if there was a profit from it or he was protecting one of his own.
At Sword Beach a piper played to the advance of his unit. Captured German soldiers were questioned about why they didn't shot at the piper, and their excuse was that it was a waste of a bullet to shot a crazy person.
The woman who raised me was Irish. She was born on St Patricks Day 1943. She passed in December 2020. This is a tough one, but this mix helps. Full blast on my sound system, and drinking Guinness. Thanks for posting this. Sláinte! ☘️
I got to go to Scotland about 5 years ago. I have not felt the warmth I felt since. My grandfather immigrated from Scotland in the early 1900s. And I have always been drawn to our history. He was of the Clan MacLean of Duart. On my Mom's side was the Clan Armstrong.
sitting beside my dad right now, exhausted from crying. He is on a ventilator and it won't be long now, the doctor says. After playing him some Corries Bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Wild Mountain Thyme, Mingulay Boat song, Dougie MacClean Caledonia, I now put on these pipe songs. I know he is hearing it, and I wanted to sing along with him these beautiful songs he brought to Canada and taught me as a wee lad. all the way from Paisley, Scotland, in 1940. Love you and I'm gonna miss you dad💙🫂
Whenever I hear the skirl of the pipes it takes me back to the PNW Highland Games - my late father's beaming face looking back me, knowing we both had tears in our eyes and both thrilled to bits. His mother, who passed before I was born, was Scots-Irish.
I'm a long distance trucker and I play this music every time I cross the border back into Scotland the best welcome home ever I love my country and our people
big Andy....I play this coast to coast here in N America, and at night before I hit the bunk, Scotland the Brave is blasted out across the CB closely followed by Flower of Scotland......and depending how appreciative the “audience” is, I might follow up with Black Bear..... but funnily enough, the septics don’t complain about Amazing Grace!! They’re all a bunch of heathen Bawbags anyway!!!
Track 1 - 0:00 - The 51st Highland Division, Fettes College Pipes and Drums Welcome to Hong Kong Track 2 - 3:09 - a 9/8 March, The Battle of the Somme Track 3 - 5:32 Track 4 - 10:10 - MSR: The Men of Argyll, Dorrator bridge, The Lexy Mcaskill Track 5 - 13:46 - Lament for the viscount of Dundee (aka. Cumha Chlaibbers) [ Until the beginning of Variation II.] Track 6 - 17:52 - The Bluebells of Scotland, The Banjo Breakdown Track 7 - 21:46 - Drum Salute Track 8 - 25:14 - My Love She's But A Lassie Yet, A Man a Man for a That Track 9 - 28:54 - MSR: 2/4 March, Maggie Cameron, A Reel Track 10 - 32:54 - Morag of Dunvegan, The Man from Skye, The Glasgow City Police Pipers Track 11 - 37:07 - Piobaireachd Track 12 - 52:10 - The Dornoch Links, The Fittie Boatman, The Bells of Dunblane, The Orange and Blue Track 13 - 57:37 - Slow Air, 2 Jigs Track 14 - 1:01:05 - The Green Hills of Tyrol, When the Battle's Over, Lochanside Track 15 - 1:05:20 - Scotland the Brave, Highland Laddie, The Black Bear, Scotland the Brave (Encore)
An astounding set of coincidences yesterday. Being scottish-american *born in us* Had this playing yesterday in my shop -, whilst drinking irn-bru. A customer walked in. From London, on holiday. Conducted business VERY quickly.. Muttered "Damn Scots" as was leaving. Highlight of my week.
I think you need to understand that there are many indigenous Brethonic peoples in London that are of Scottish Extraction. They probably don't know it. I'm a Londoner and I am of Scot/Pictish Extraction. That goes for many Londoners.
I'm South African born, but of Scots ancestry and I'm pretty sure my love of pipes is in my blood. I get instant goosebumps and tears well up for reasons I cannot explain when I hear it. Thank you for this. My cats do not approve apparently, they're horrified by my music choice today, but they can go get fooked 😂 This is magnificent ❤️
i used to listen to bagpipe music when i was in kindergarten. its been 23 yrs since then and i can never get tired of listening to this wonderful music. thanks for the vid.
After finishing school and leaving home to work, I joined a pipe band and began learning the bagpipes, I now find my relatives now telling everyone that I'm the only Scot in a 100% Russian family! ;-)
Love the Bagpipes and Drumming. I heard that I am related to the MacDonald Clan of Scotland on my mothers side. My Grandmother's Mother or I guess that would be my Great Grandmother's maiden name was MacDonald. My Grandmother (Nana) was born in Sunderland, Rest In Peace as well as my Mom was born in Paisley Scotland in 1937. I miss my mom that passed away in 1984. My Uncle Walter Connolly that lived in Scotland at that time in the early 70's mailed out a cassette tape with news in the UK on one side and the other side was Scottish/Irish music which I loved! I remember hearing music from one musician recording on the cassette tape was Glen Daly. My favorite song was Glasgow Town and you can hear that song on TH-cam. As a kid sometimes danced to the Scottish Reels. I am Celtic at Heart! 95% English/Irish as well as Scottish Roots. My Grandmother (Nana) Visited the site of the MacDonald Massacre Of Glencoe in the early 70's and visited her sisters that have been separated since the break of war in 1939 in England. In 1967 got reunited again! :-) My Grandmother (Nana) came to America in 1939 with three daughters and the story of that is interesting! :-)
Celts fought as mercenaries in many Greek city states, I'm proud that our ancestors fought alongside one another in battle, Scotland loves Greece eternally too!
Right now, i sit @ my desk & i play this brilliant, majestic traditional music, @ top volume!! & enjoying every second of it. Long live Bonnie Scotland!! Scottish bagpiping, one word...................Exquisite!!! :-)
My neighbors put party music in their back yard loud and get drunk and sing 3 or 4 nights a week every week from about 9 pm - 4 am , so I put this hour of bagpiping on a big speaker as loud as it can be and it kills their party almost instantly , I left it on the whole 1hr and 8 minutes , so they learn a lesson Thank you for this party pooping music , it's fantastic 😂😂
I also do the same every December when my neighbors spend nights playing drums and chanting all night long when they sacrifice animals and throw them inside bags all over the city streets - smells horrible the whole month long. The thing is I enjoy music including bagpipes and many others. I play these and canaries singing for the whole month of December and the neighbors party blows up when the witch doctors dressed in all white freak out and refuse to do the killing ceremonies. I thank the person that gave me info to blow up these animal killing ceremonies. It is a big responsibility. Now every December the animals depend on me to not be killed and thrown in paper bags all over the city streets and train tracks. This is in the US - believe it or not. My city lost US Supreme Court case to stop these killings (they said it was freedom of religion). So as a US Citizen, I have to fight to stop the senseless slaughter and smell of death in our streets every December during the holidays.
Soy venezolano la 1ra. vez que escuche gaitas escocesa contaba con 14 años de edad.luego unos 20 años despues visite una tienda de discos en Caracas y compre un C.D. de esta preciosa música.
I hear this for the first time and enjoy a non-populist selection. I came to this through an Isla St Clair mourning song. Your contribution is very welcome. The Great pipe well shown.
I am more scottish than irish and this is my favorite kind of bagpipe music. Nicely done. My mom use to own cassettes with bagpipe music and drumming. My mom also had CDS with bagpipe music and drumming. We had a cassette player, and a CD player where we would play the cassettes and CDS from. This takes me back to when I was listening to bagpipe and drumming music like this from a CD player or a cassette player. I may be 6 years too late but I like this kind of bagpipe music. Hearing just bagpipes and drumming is great for me.
I am 45 years old now but started playing the pipes at 12 years old. I love it when I hear other people play or I can play with them. Thank you for sharing this
Chills---Magical pipes. Thanks for the beautiful share. Bagpipes band use to be an integral part of marriage ceremonies back in Pakistan till last few years......being an ex British colony.
I am Indian and I love this music. I used to listen to the Scottish national anthem to feed my ears this serene music and used to get mocked for not listening to my own Country's national anthem enough :P. For so long I've been thinking to go to Scotland and Ireland, trying to know wee bit of their culture. Now that I have funds to splurge on travelling to Scotland and Ireland, this bloody COVID is getting out of hands and borders remain closed.
@KISS 666 in Scotland you can either go to Glasgow and get nice weather in an area filled with junkies and neds, or go to the highlands and be able to have a normal conversation with someone while its constantly raining, so as a scot i would much rather be on a lavish vacation than be here xD
This is wonderful... This is what happens when you are listening to Scottish pipers whilst writing emails and messages and then discover that you have found a whole roll out of great tracks all in one place... My ancestral blood is pounding away in my soul! Beautiful collection x
My mother took me to San Francisco in1968 to hear the Black Watch pipe band for my 18th birthday. Loved them ever since and being part Scot helps. Loved my short visit to Scotland in 1968.
+Connie Patterson Though yet seeking the Face and Grace of God (as history proves is the duty of all true Scots), my blood hasn't been "Scottish" since the early 1700's (Celts and Black Israelites had true Zion, America to receive in covenant) and the pipes still bring tears to my eyes. Must be in the wrinkles of the brain/DNA.
Same. I'm about 25-30 percent Scottish and whenever I listen to the bagpipes I get really nostalgic and homesick, even tho I've never been to Scotland. My Great grandma was 100 percent Scottish, still had the accent and everything, even when she had been living in America for 40+ years. (She passed away a few days ago, RIP Great Grandma Soni😭)
My ancestry is from the British Isles, including Scotland ... I feel like I belong in the Highlands everytime I hear it. I am proud of this music and not ashamed for anyone to know that I listen to it!
I was taken , for the first time, to Scotland when I was 11 years old. We went to Fort William and I heard the pipes being played up the glen towards Ben Nevis. It has stayed with me ever since. Forty years later I learned how to play and am still playing after another forty years
There are some lovely tunes in this collection. I'm English, but I have been playing the pipes for half of my 40 years of life on this planet. There's just something about them that has been in my blood ever since hearing them as a small kid.
It was a glorious battle of battles. The drums and pipes sounded ilke thunder and lightning and shook the ground so vilontly, it woke the dead men who fought and died in the battle the day before
I was eating some Zaxbys and my stepfather was watching TH-cam when a bagpipe ad came on and my mom loves bagpipes so I put this on and it made her day. I recommend this to the other bagpipe lovers!
Tai Man Chan absolutely understand the necessity to help people understand your viewpoint on copyright material. I also understand your need to get these tracks out there for all to hear, and very much appreciate. In understanding the composition here, you have done 'no wrong.' There are many an artist who state infringement when you place their material on platforms such as this. But, while you are clearly exhibiting appreciation outside the insult of monetary value, then here, your reference is more than welcome, and greatly appreciated. Thank you. Most artists, will welcome your acknowledgement and here, clearly your listener to. Only within the realms of 'money' are the tunes and tonal poetry here, lost. Most artists though, are in favor of the poetry, not the money. Thank you. Stay...............GOOD! xxx
I ADORE bagpipes ! Have all of MY life . Support their music ; recordings or live ; for ceremony ; or fete ; or war when time fits ; this is declaritive and must be passed on. It's been a sound of wills since their inception to ears and hearts a like.
I play college football and this is on every pre game playlist. The bagpipe originated as an Irish war instrument and it definitely has that effect on me and many of my teammates.
Hello Bagpipe originated from the Middle East centuries ago . The scots adopted the pipes in the 13 century, and to this day, they are known as an instrument of war , the Germans in the first and second world War describe the scots pipers as the ladies from hell . Most pipe music comes from Scotland , most of the music books were penned by pipe major Willie Ross .
I was born in South Australia but have for many years lived in Scotland. My great grandparents came from Inverness before going to Australia as settlers. My mother is from Dumfriesshire but my heart is and always will be Highland. And when I am gone I know that my spirit will for all eternity roam that majestic part of the world.....The beautiful Highlands of Scotland.
I wholeheartedly thank all of you for your appreciation to this piece of music and for supporting bagpipe music! :)
+Tsz Kin Mak Love it, thank you for sharing it!!!!!
+Tsz Kin Mak Do this yanks one favour...put up the titles so I can buy this fine music. We don't always know what the songs are. I just know I like the music!
+Gary Armstrong Hit Show More for track list
+Ghillie Dhu
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I love the pipes and I love you
I am Scottish and 65yrs old. I have been a Piper since I was a boy. You have managed to piece together an acceptable collection of pipe music. Well done...
+Paul McKay Thank you so much, Sir.
hi I am a piper séance high school and I am also in a pipe band here in new York called city of Syracuse highland pipe band and what is the track for number 1
I want to learn bagpipes, what tutorials video do you recommend to learn? Please
@@johnnythebagpiper9296 I want to learn bagpipes, what tutorials video do you recommend to learn? Please
What is the name of the last song? Thanks, I appreciate it!
I’m black man who lives in California US who loves this music. I went o vacation to Scotland and I felt so loved……❤
I am a 78 year old active Piper and never get tired of this great music and am the oldest guy in our band, Loch Rannoch PIpes and Drums....Doylestown, PA ..U.S.A.
I,am 60 years old and Like the Pipes❤
Makes me homesick for a land I've never been to. Thank you!!
It's called Fernweh.
same
shit dude, same.
Canadian here no parades in 2020 2021 getting my pipe fix
I agree. My ancestry is Scottish. Some things are ingrained in the soul.
My neighbours love it, specially on the next day played at 9:00 Am after their late night party. Thank you Scotland for such wonderful music...
PJN P simply wounderfull
After about an hour of 'pipes at 7AM, everyone will be marching toward Scotland but not knowing why.
lol that's why I downloaded it too next I plan to boil some Haggis outside
Lol
Thank you, great work I’ve always wanted to learn to play
Stirs the blood, enriches the soul, inspires great acts of valor, haunts the mind long after the pipes are quiet, but never silent.
holds the restless soul in her great arms while I feel the pain of being human.
It was impossible to say bette, bloke =D
David Stewart Eva
Aye, and God Bless Ye lad!
Sounds like the brakes on a school bus. But to each their own.
Not a drop of Scot's blood, but childhood upstate NY (USA) were Scots' Games every summer: pipes, drums, caber toss, sword dance; I still have a souvenir skean dhu (dagger in the stocking) on my desk to open letters. My Spanish ballerina Mama studied the traditional dances carefully, to choreograph & perform a sword dance for "Brigadoon," in summer-stock theater nearby. A northern Spanish traditional dance, the jota, is performed to a smaller bagpipe & drum. Something about green, mountainous regions. Decades later, my U.S. Navy antisubmarine squadron patrolled with RAF out of Kinloss. After flights, we sampled the single malts & ales out in the village, where the pubs mixed pipes music with the pop stuff. Pipes & drums are eternal, speak of courage & enduring. Many thanks for this presentation.
Thanks for sharing 🏴🥃🥃🇺🇸.we jocks are worm and welcoming thanks for your service.
I am from middle east and i have no idea how i become a fan of pipes music. Its magnificent.
Igigjf Jcuf which country??? If Jordanian then it is because we were colonized by the Brits and the bagpipes and drums are the official instruments of Jordan Armed Forces Band
You don't need a reason...just enjoy
And Barmawi King Hussain and his son are both graduates of the UK army academy. They share a lot of respect for western war customs and consider westernization a key aspect of their government.
it truely is lifts the spirt (soul) inside
Igigjf Jcuf Because It’s Bad ass my friend. Music is what brings the world together.
after listening to this, my beard turned red.
I'm 1/8 scottish, after listening to this, I'm 1/8 scottish and 7/8 plaid
James fire beard
Love me some pipes. Nothing like em
Jokes on you, because the bagpipe originated in the Middle East/Egypt before it got to Europe from the Romans.
@@thesoy-sorcerer9469 hey! thanks!
this is the music of a free man
nothing says more about scottish independence more than a blue faced Australian anti Semite on horseback
phboy 'xactly
"They maybe can take our life's. But they can never take our freedom!"
OY VEY
Nah... He's American. We gave him back.
Bagpipe music is one of the most man-made sounds in the world. I don't have too many friends who appreciate it. Thanks for sharing this glorious music.
+Tardisgirl Who I meant to say beautiful man-made sounds.
+Tardisgirl Who I don't have too many friends in Hong Kong who appreciate it (or even know it) neither..
+Tardisgirl Who Cierto. Muy cierto. Este sonido proveniente de la gaita es muy bello. Música con tintes gloriosos. Saludos.
+Tsz Kin Mak Not to be rude, but it's "either" not "neither" :/
Adolf Hitler haha, thanks for pointing out my mistake
Motivational to anyone.
Greetings from Florida!
Hail Caledonia!
+Capt Vulcan94 Hi, my friend :)
I arrived in Scotland on an ocean liner, as a young woman in 1963. I will never forget the piper who came on board at Greenock. The pipes still make me sentimental, they give me goose bumps too. Thanks so much for this video.
What Was The Ocean Liner Called ?
@@Elephant-Puppet It was the Cunard Carinthia, nice ship, left Montreal where I was living April 7 1963 and arrived Greenock a week later.
@goofsoda It was the most memorable thing that had ever happened to me and I kept a diary.
My grandmother passed away last week at 93 years old. Today we had a celebration of life for her, and to honor her Scottish heritage, my cousin knew someone who could play the bagpipes. The moment we all turned to the front entrance of the room, listened to the music and stood in silence as we watched, was the moment it completely hit me. My sweet, beautiful, hilarious, resilient, loving “Gam” had been completely taken from me now. I silently cried among everyone else, wiped my tears, and honored her with the best thing I could think of: putting a smile on my face. She would give the world to see her family smile, and so would I. I smiled while remembering all of those nights at her house, the dominos, puzzles, hershey’s milk chocolate nuggets with toffee that she had a seemingly endless supply of, trips to the playground, sitting under the hot sun at my softball games, sleeping over, the vanilla ice cream sundaes with the chocolate magic shell, and the laughter I shared and warmth that filled my heart whenever I was with her. Rest in peace Gam, I hope you are dancing with Granddaddy on the wings of forever. You can rest now.
Sorry for your loss
That is how it will be determined.👌
Hello Emily, the best of her is in you. Give warmth and love to your children and grandchildren like she did. Your Gam will live on forever in all of you. Wish you all the best in life. ❤🩹
Dear Emily, your love and loss of your grandmother has touched my heart so much that I'm crying. I'm a 60 year-old man, and I STILL miss both my grandparents terribly, just as much as the days they passed. I called my grandparents "grandmommy & granddaddy." My granddaddy lived to be 92 and he used to always say he's Scotch-Irish. My grandmommy sounds just like yours! How I miss spending weekends with them when I was a child! OMG they loved me more than anyone else my whole life. I've texted your comment along with the music to many of my relatives and friends to show them your wonderful Spirit. Thank you, thank you, thank you for sharing! Your kindred spirit, David. PS, did you know that the name "Brown" is the Americanized version of the German "Braun?" My grandmother on my biological father's side was named Brown and their ancestors were from Baden, Germany.
There is something about the pipes that calls to the blood of a Celt. I've never understood it. By the way, my last name is Young (Irish) and my Mother's maiden name is McAllister (Scot).When I was in basic training and AIT at Fort Knox in 1983, we heard a Canadian troop was going to be staying up the hill for a few days. One morning, about 4:30, all of our platoons were getting up to get ready to march to chow. The fog was heavy outside and you could barely see the lights on the field. Suddenly, a lone bagpipe started up in the fog, immediately followed by a large number of others. We could all hear them moving through the fog down the hill towards the chowhall. At the bottom, they gave a last plaintive note and stopped. From every direction through the fog, you could hear hundreds of soldiers clapping for the music. Great moment!
SAIGON SURFER Awesome, and thanks for serving.
Im scottish from canada the bagpipes just call my inner celt and i get so emotional
ooh, that sounds awesome! lol now we need someone to create a dramatic reconstruction!
I'm from the south of England, but the pipes + drums are deep in y blood, no idea why - I'm the only one in my family who doesn't run away at the first sound of them. damn those Sassenachs ….
@Stefano Dawg - I had a DNA ancestry check; my dad's line comes from either Scots or Norse origins, don't know if that's enough to qualify me - though it certainly doesn't seem to apply to my siblings!
Great story, I bet that was awesome to here. Thank you for your service.
I MUST PLAY THIS AT FULL VOLUME WITH THE WINDOWS OPEN WIDE, CEILING FANS AT FLANK SPEED..............BEAUTIFUL!!!!
"Ceiling fans at flank speed" 😂
I'm in the middle of class playing this at full volume being screamed at by my class mates lucky the teacher loves it
Aye! So do I!
Ed Greene hopefully you live in Scotland or somewhere where everyone loves or likes bagpipes
Literally, four of us are sitting in the school cafeteria with this on full volume on all of our laptops in unison. Everyone hates me with a passion, but I'm not lettin' the haters get in between me and my heritage.
something about the bagpipes just touches my soul.
That's the Scottish in you.
They don't touch my soul, they touch my ears and fuck them
@@honeymustarrd well turn your volume down lol.
Ich ❤ diese Musik. War Gründungsmitglied bei der Swiss Midland Pipe Band und habe danach bei den Pipes and Drums of Zurich als Tenordrumer ein paar Jahre weiter musiziert❤🫡🇨🇭 - 🫡🏴❤
2 kinds of people:
1. Those who love the pipes
2. Those who have no taste
Type 2 is those at the pointy end.
You forgot the ones shitting their breeks, upon hearing this majestic cacophony coming towards them on a field.
I’m definitely number 1
I'm number one, one of grandfathers plays the bagpipes
Did you know that the pipes are God's favourite !!!!
THIS Scottish girl LOVES the music! Thanks for sharing!
Not a Scot or any Celt I'm a Slav,..Pole to be exact but always loved you Scotland and your pips n' drums,..there's no thing like it,...Aye play me sum of dem good ole pips n' drums :)
Don't worry about not being a Celt, bagpipes weren't even invented in that area.
+Arkady Rex -- Yes. the Scottish Irish the ones who created this music. Whoever told you different lied and you believed without research.
i have loved the bagpipes all my life. They give me the shivers every time. God Bless Scotland
I’m not Scottish, not even British, but bagpipes give me the shivers as well, since I was a little boy
same here it give me chills all the time
my grandad was scottish, born and raised. he moved to england to raise my dad, and i’d always adore flying over to visit him from ireland! he sadly passed away when i was eight, and we had bagpipes at his funeral, and i’ve always come back to this track just to have a little memory of him. it’s been five years this year, and i miss him more every day. i hope i’m making him proud!!
i'm sorry for your loss
Im a Junior Bass Drummer from Canada. I am 14 years old and Ive always loved carrying my culture and heritage. Ive been a bass drummer for 2 years and this is really helpful for me to drum to! Thank you so much! I might be going to Intermediate this year, or next year! Much love from Canada ❤️🤍❤️
Why do bag pipes make me get teary eyed the moment I hear them play?
They've always done the same for me...and a feeling of fierceness... yep, a Scot ;)
A donni whether to cry or break something in rage
I don't know the reason, but they do. I first heard them in a song by Isla Grant. The nam of the song is "Wish I was on a mountain High." Great song done by a great singer.
The pipes heal me. My grandmother was a Scot, and an American Indian. The pipes seem to fit both cultures, but they speak to me so deeply.
LoganTravisDark That's awesome!
They call to our hearts and talk about the earth and her song
Yep, this and Native flute music! I'm Native and Scottish too.
Bagpipe music is the one true thing that sparks the strength, pride, and resiliency of the Scottish spirit in other lands!
Mother I hear you call to me even from this distant land. With those who came before me I walk hand in hand. I know you will forever be in my soul. Mother, I promise, one day I will come home.
+Pearl Marley Wish you all the best!
+Tsz Kin Mak The same to you.
+Pearl Marley I feel the same way when I here Ukrainian Kozak music.I like your bagpipes too. War may be hell, but a lot of good music was crafted in the fires of war.
+Pearl Marley Haste ye back
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Ah, I miss the sound of bagpipes every Friday afternoon.
i wish you were hear lad...
I going to assume you attended the worst daycare for autistic children ever.
This is not only true and lovely for this culture, it is unfortunate for me as I play for a beyond obnoxious neighbor! Now before everyone is frustrated I play this full blast in me apartment to get back at me neighbor. They have ignored several requests to stop their partying during COVID and now all summer long she has utterly hurt me sleep patterns by too many sleepless nights for her dispirited behavior. I am a kind individual whom reasons things out. Me landlord claims he is giving her notices upon me complaints. So, here I stand. I live this music speaks to me very well....however, me neighbor listens to jungle jive. This has worked wonders upon me getting back at her. I am a week into it, blasting full range and I not have any intentions to quit until she cools it and learns a lesson with her horrible attitude toward other tenants who are paying a very hefty fee to live in the city. Thank you for reading me vent! BLESSINGS -from a mountain land.
On Oxford Street, London a lone bagpiper plays to the milling past crowd - not for money - and he injects the spirit of Scotland in that (very) English street. Thank you so much for the upload.
+Ali Ismail Thanks!
Perhaps it's because I have Scottish and Irish ancestry, but the bagpipes can get to me like no other sound. Amazing Grace on the pipes reduces me to a puddle of tears.
Thank you for putting this wonderful music up for us to enjoy!
Alba gu brath!
+Michael Green Wholeheartedly thank you !
;-)
"Going home" gets me!
>> Amazing Grace on the pipes reduces me to a puddle of tears.
Perfect at a super loud volume to piss off my annoying neighbors. Thanks a million!!!
Lol I took a second to think about my neighbours.... But yeah this needs to be blasted
Its so annoying right?
@@madelinegrace4523 yvgagerigufbiaeuryf (Dont ask cuz idk)
My grand uncles served in ww2 my uncle babe told me that the when the Scottish units hit a beach a piper would stand there and play even under heavy fire! he said it drove the scots into a frenzy and they looked like a pack of green lions attacking a herd of sheep.And that's why scots wear kilts, because their balls are too big for issue trousers ! My uncle would only lie if there was a profit from it or he was protecting one of his own.
Or as the Germans said, "Wenn Sie Dudelsack hören, wissen Sie, dass Sie gefickt werden."
Aren't the scots called "maidens from hell" by germans in both world wars?
At Sword Beach a piper played to the advance of his unit. Captured German soldiers were questioned about why they didn't shot at the piper, and their excuse was that it was a waste of a bullet to shot a crazy person.
@@RighteousWilly lol arm all the troops with pipes and snares
Your grand uncles are best scottish men I've ever heard of
Being part Scottish my soul is refreshed listening to the blessed pipes
me too
Amen !
3/4 Scot, 1/4 Welsh here.
Thank You! I just finished 6 weeks of radiation & infusion therapy for cancer. I really needed to find this great album. Thank You again!
+David Kelley Thanks for your support! Wish you good luck in the future.
+David Kelley my brother is going through the same hell as you, wish you all the best
David Kelley Feel better soon and keep fighting! I hope you're cancer free real soon.
The woman who raised me was Irish. She was born on St Patricks Day 1943. She passed in December 2020. This is a tough one, but this mix helps. Full blast on my sound system, and drinking Guinness. Thanks for posting this. Sláinte! ☘️
it was probably quite a difficult day for you today. I'm sure you raised a glass for her. Happy St Patricks day
@@bennoboy25 Thanks. 😎
I got to go to Scotland about 5 years ago. I have not felt the warmth I felt since. My grandfather immigrated from Scotland in the early 1900s. And I have always been drawn to our history. He was of the Clan MacLean of Duart. On my Mom's side was the Clan Armstrong.
sitting beside my dad right now, exhausted from crying. He is on a ventilator and it won't be long now, the doctor says. After playing him some Corries Bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, Wild Mountain Thyme, Mingulay Boat song, Dougie MacClean Caledonia, I now put on these pipe songs. I know he is hearing it, and I wanted to sing along with him these beautiful songs he brought to Canada and taught me as a wee lad. all the way from Paisley, Scotland, in 1940. Love you and I'm gonna miss you dad💙🫂
Whenever I hear the skirl of the pipes it takes me back to the PNW Highland Games - my late father's beaming face looking back me, knowing we both had tears in our eyes and both thrilled to bits. His mother, who passed before I was born, was Scots-Irish.
ain't nothin better than listening to bagpipes in the we morning with a scotch in one hand and cigar in the other
yes.
@@likethewizard_yk Wtf do you know about drinking and smoking?? You're 13!! X'D
@@MidnightVRYT true that.
Hells Yeah!! Up yer kilt eh!
@@MidnightVRYT start em young 😉
Bagpipes make me meditate. And the same time this music lifts the spirit up and cheers. Thanks and much love from Ukraine. God bless Scotland 💙🤍💙💛
I remember going to the Highland Games when I was a kid, and the bagpipe music was easily the best part.
Happy St Andrews day Scotland and what beautiful music 🎶
there is something in the pipes that no other gets me....
ksylee
Nina Edwards the pipes are calling to you it's a good thing ma'am
I'm a long distance trucker and I play this music every time I cross the border back into Scotland
the best welcome home ever
I love my country and our people
big Andy....I play this coast to coast here in N America, and at night before I hit the bunk, Scotland the Brave is blasted out across the CB closely followed by Flower of Scotland......and depending how appreciative the “audience” is, I might follow up with Black Bear..... but funnily enough, the septics don’t complain about Amazing Grace!! They’re all a bunch of heathen Bawbags anyway!!!
Track 1 - 0:00 - The 51st Highland Division, Fettes College Pipes and Drums Welcome to Hong Kong
Track 2 - 3:09 - a 9/8 March, The Battle of the Somme
Track 3 - 5:32
Track 4 - 10:10 - MSR: The Men of Argyll, Dorrator bridge, The Lexy Mcaskill
Track 5 - 13:46 - Lament for the viscount of Dundee (aka. Cumha Chlaibbers) [ Until the beginning of Variation II.]
Track 6 - 17:52 - The Bluebells of Scotland, The Banjo Breakdown
Track 7 - 21:46 - Drum Salute
Track 8 - 25:14 - My Love She's But A Lassie Yet, A Man a Man for a That
Track 9 - 28:54 - MSR: 2/4 March, Maggie Cameron, A Reel
Track 10 - 32:54 - Morag of Dunvegan, The Man from Skye, The Glasgow City Police Pipers
Track 11 - 37:07 - Piobaireachd
Track 12 - 52:10 - The Dornoch Links, The Fittie Boatman, The Bells of Dunblane, The Orange and Blue
Track 13 - 57:37 - Slow Air, 2 Jigs
Track 14 - 1:01:05 - The Green Hills of Tyrol, When the Battle's Over, Lochanside
Track 15 - 1:05:20 - Scotland the Brave, Highland Laddie, The Black Bear, Scotland the Brave (Encore)
Thank you!
Excellent!! Thank you!!🏴💂🏻♀️
my neighbors up to 2..3 kilometers away (due to 15'' speaker) are fully enjoying "Track 11 - 37:07 - Piobaireachd" pretty often, especially at nights
We don't need this- there are chapters-
An astounding set of coincidences yesterday. Being scottish-american *born in us* Had this playing yesterday in my shop -, whilst drinking irn-bru. A customer walked in. From London, on holiday. Conducted business VERY quickly.. Muttered "Damn Scots" as was leaving. Highlight of my week.
I think you need to understand that there are many indigenous Brethonic peoples in London that are of Scottish Extraction. They probably don't know it. I'm a Londoner and I am of Scot/Pictish Extraction. That goes for many Londoners.
From America , and scot/Irish. Well done Lad 👍
True Scottish laddies and lassies, born and bred. True Scots. Amen.
I feel relaxed when I hear the tone of the pipe.
Scottish music is the best
:)
Yes wonderful that is why I am leaning to play
I'm South African born, but of Scots ancestry and I'm pretty sure my love of pipes is in my blood. I get instant goosebumps and tears well up for reasons I cannot explain when I hear it. Thank you for this. My cats do not approve apparently, they're horrified by my music choice today, but they can go get fooked 😂 This is magnificent ❤️
It is in the blood and it’s also in the soul. It’s time you came home son.
If only it were possible......
🌹⭐️🎶👍🎶🙏🎶⭐️🌹
i used to listen to bagpipe music when i was in kindergarten. its been 23 yrs since then and i can never get tired of listening to this wonderful music. thanks for the vid.
After finishing school and leaving home to work, I joined a pipe band and began learning the bagpipes, I now find my relatives now telling everyone that I'm the only Scot in a 100% Russian family! ;-)
Love the Bagpipes and Drumming. I heard that I am related to the MacDonald Clan of Scotland on my mothers side. My Grandmother's Mother or I guess that would be my Great Grandmother's maiden name was MacDonald. My Grandmother (Nana) was born in Sunderland, Rest In Peace as well as my Mom was born in Paisley Scotland in 1937. I miss my mom that passed away in 1984. My Uncle Walter Connolly that lived in Scotland at that time in the early 70's mailed out a cassette tape with news in the UK on one side and the other side was Scottish/Irish music which I loved! I remember hearing music from one musician recording on the cassette tape was Glen Daly. My favorite song was Glasgow Town and you can hear that song on TH-cam. As a kid sometimes danced to the Scottish Reels. I am Celtic at Heart! 95% English/Irish as well as Scottish Roots. My Grandmother (Nana) Visited the site of the MacDonald Massacre Of Glencoe in the early 70's and visited her sisters that have been separated since the break of war in 1939 in England. In 1967 got reunited again! :-) My Grandmother (Nana) came to America in 1939 with three daughters and the story of that is interesting! :-)
As always, the music of our ancient cousins, is devine, and glorious! Cousin Scottland.....Greece loves you, etternally!
Επιτέλους ένας Έλληνας που ξέρει από μουσική.
Celts fought as mercenaries in many Greek city states, I'm proud that our ancestors fought alongside one another in battle, Scotland loves Greece eternally too!
I love bagpipe music!!!! I am Mexican and I love regional music from all over the world. KUDOS!!!!! I also love ' Celtic Women music!!!
I love pipe music. I can sit and listen to it for hours. Thank you.
agrreed. the same... even if my ancestors are from Portugal.... long happy life to Scotland and Scottish people :)
All us Scots? At ATTENTION! Happy New Year for 2022! Stand tall, and proud!
As an ex-piper with a son who was a champion piper, congratulations on the selection and quality of the piping
its hard to find such good quality audio of bagpipes music, indeed one of the best on TH-cam. thanks for uploading this file.
+ben Ezra You're welcome, hope you enjoy.
+tartan1985 Thanks for appreciation :)
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B.I. B.E. its wounderfull
Right now, i sit @ my desk & i play this brilliant, majestic traditional music, @ top volume!! & enjoying every second of it. Long live Bonnie Scotland!! Scottish bagpiping, one word...................Exquisite!!! :-)
My neighbors put party music in their back yard loud and get drunk and sing 3 or 4 nights a week every week from about 9 pm - 4 am , so I put this hour of bagpiping on a big speaker as loud as it can be and it kills their party almost instantly , I left it on the whole 1hr and 8 minutes , so they learn a lesson
Thank you for this party pooping music , it's fantastic 😂😂
I do same
I also do the same every December when my neighbors spend nights playing drums and chanting all night long when they sacrifice animals and throw them inside bags all over the city streets - smells horrible the whole month long.
The thing is I enjoy music including bagpipes and many others. I play these and canaries singing for the whole month of December and the neighbors party blows up when the witch doctors dressed in all white freak out and refuse to do the killing ceremonies. I thank the person that gave me info to blow up these animal killing ceremonies. It is a big responsibility. Now every December the animals depend on me to not be killed and thrown in paper bags all over the city streets and train tracks. This is in the US - believe it or not. My city lost US Supreme Court case to stop these killings (they said it was freedom of religion). So as a US Citizen, I have to fight to stop the senseless slaughter and smell of death in our streets every December during the holidays.
@@tvsanchez3466 set their cats on fire, like a true hot head
Yeah I'm using this an incentive for my room renters to move out quickly... I personally like it
Soy venezolano la 1ra. vez que escuche gaitas escocesa contaba con 14 años de edad.luego unos 20 años despues visite una tienda de discos en Caracas y compre un C.D. de esta preciosa música.
RIP Elizabeth II. This is the music I need to have a good cry.
I hear this for the first time and enjoy a non-populist selection. I came to this through an Isla St Clair mourning song. Your contribution is very welcome. The Great pipe well shown.
I am more scottish than irish and this is my favorite kind of bagpipe music. Nicely done. My mom use to own cassettes with bagpipe music and drumming. My mom also had CDS with bagpipe music and drumming. We had a cassette player, and a CD player where we would play the cassettes and CDS from. This takes me back to when I was listening to bagpipe and drumming music like this from a CD player or a cassette player. I may be 6 years too late but I like this kind of bagpipe music. Hearing just bagpipes and drumming is great for me.
I love Scottish bagpipes - thanks for sharing
me too
I'm with him
I am 45 years old now but started playing the pipes at 12 years old.
I love it when I hear other people play or I can play with them.
Thank you for sharing this
Chills---Magical pipes. Thanks for the beautiful share. Bagpipes band use to be an integral part of marriage ceremonies back in Pakistan till last few years......being an ex British colony.
I could listen to this 24/7. LOVE IT!! Thanks so much for putting this up here!!!
I am Indian and I love this music. I used to listen to the Scottish national anthem to feed my ears this serene music and used to get mocked for not listening to my own Country's national anthem enough :P. For so long I've been thinking to go to Scotland and Ireland, trying to know wee bit of their culture. Now that I have funds to splurge on travelling to Scotland and Ireland, this bloody COVID is getting out of hands and borders remain closed.
@KISS 666 in Scotland you can either go to Glasgow and get nice weather in an area filled with junkies and neds, or go to the highlands and be able to have a normal conversation with someone while its constantly raining, so as a scot i would much rather be on a lavish vacation than be here xD
This is wonderful... This is what happens when you are listening to Scottish pipers whilst writing emails and messages and then discover that you have found a whole roll out of great tracks all in one place... My ancestral blood is pounding away in my soul! Beautiful collection x
My mother took me to San Francisco in1968 to hear the Black Watch pipe band for my 18th birthday. Loved them ever since and being part Scot helps. Loved my short visit to Scotland in 1968.
I love the bagpipes and I am from Australia if you don’t like the pipes you don’t know what music is hands down ya mug
I am from India and I love bagpipes. The music and sounds from it make me feel kind of associated with Scottish culture. Lots of love !!
Best instruments ever invented. My heart beats for Scotland.
I love this....the music makes me homesick. Must be an ancestoral thing.
+Connie Patterson Though yet seeking the Face and Grace of God (as history proves is the duty of all true Scots), my blood hasn't been "Scottish" since the early 1700's (Celts and Black Israelites had true Zion, America to receive in covenant) and the pipes still bring tears to my eyes. Must be in the wrinkles of the brain/DNA.
It is. I inherited my love for bagpipe music from my great grandfather.
Same. I'm about 25-30 percent
Scottish and whenever I listen to the bagpipes I get really nostalgic and homesick, even tho I've never been to Scotland. My Great grandma was 100 percent Scottish, still had the accent and everything, even when she had been living in America for 40+ years. (She passed away a few days ago, RIP Great Grandma Soni😭)
My ancestry is from the British Isles, including Scotland ... I feel like I belong in the Highlands everytime I hear it. I am proud of this music and not ashamed for anyone to know that I listen to it!
This makes me dance, like do this foot thing....must be ancestral
I was taken , for the first time, to Scotland when I was 11 years old. We went to Fort William and I heard the pipes being played up the glen towards Ben Nevis. It has stayed with me ever since. Forty years later I learned how to play and am still playing after another forty years
great video, ahhhh the sound of this music, is music to my ears...
I am part Scottish and this is absolute music to my ears, the most beautiful instrument ever!!
even here in Australia, i can respect and understand this cultural Scottish music, i love bagpipes
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There are some lovely tunes in this collection. I'm English, but I have been playing the pipes for half of my 40 years of life on this planet. There's just something about them that has been in my blood ever since hearing them as a small kid.
To be a Braveheart or not to be, that has always been the question.
Hail to you from Iran, proud and gallant Scots!
It was a glorious battle of battles. The drums and pipes sounded ilke thunder and lightning and shook the ground so vilontly, it woke the dead men who fought and died in the battle the day before
I love bagpipes and I love Scotland. About to celebrate my second year living there!
nice i heard Alba is a beautiful country
It definitely is! It has amazing scenery, but the weather is so-and-so
Danny Philipsen Awesome!! Have fun and enjoy! I love bagpipe music! The more the merrier:-):-)
Beautiful Scottish Day, rain coming in side like.
A wee Scottish must!
Back to sitting in the gardens of Edinburgh facing Edinburgh Castle and being at peace with nature
Nothing finer than hearing the pipes to awaken your inner Celtic blood 👍🏻
I was eating some Zaxbys and my stepfather was watching TH-cam when a bagpipe ad came on and my mom loves bagpipes so I put this on and it made her day. I recommend this to the other bagpipe lovers!
Tai Man Chan absolutely understand the necessity to help people understand your viewpoint on copyright material. I also understand your need to get these tracks out there for all to hear, and very much appreciate. In understanding the composition here, you have done 'no wrong.'
There are many an artist who state infringement when you place their material on platforms such as this. But, while you are clearly exhibiting appreciation outside the insult of monetary value, then here, your reference is more than welcome, and greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Most artists, will welcome your acknowledgement and here, clearly your listener to. Only within the realms of 'money' are the tunes and tonal poetry here, lost. Most artists though, are in favor of the poetry, not the money. Thank you. Stay...............GOOD! xxx
This is what I listen to when I have to whrite overdue essays for uni. Never fails to brighten my mood!
ah the old Scott in me soars at this music. thank you for this
spencer greig I love bagpipe music! want to dance!
I'm a ex-military and I just love that music.
Denis Beauchamp I stand and salute you and everyone who is or has been in the force hoorah
Denis Beauchamp thanks for serving and protecting our country. I salute you and all our wonderful military men and women.
Denis Beauchamp I'm not ex-military and I also just love this music.
Thank you for your service good man. Protecting the world from evil
I ADORE bagpipes ! Have all of MY life . Support their music ; recordings or live ; for ceremony ; or fete ; or war when time fits ; this is declaritive and must be passed on. It's been a sound of wills since their inception to ears and hearts a like.
Pipes and drums reach into me like no other music, it's grand to feel my Scottish blood course through me. Thank you from this Scottish Mainer
I play college football and this is on every pre game playlist. The bagpipe originated as an Irish war instrument and it definitely has that effect on me and many of my teammates.
Hello Bagpipe originated from the Middle East centuries ago . The scots adopted the pipes in the 13 century, and to this day, they are known as an instrument of war , the Germans in the first and second world War describe the scots pipers as the ladies from hell . Most pipe music comes from Scotland , most of the music books were penned by pipe major Willie Ross .
My favorite part of a parade is the bagpipes. I love this!!!
This is so powerful, I want to cry.
Hahahahahahahaha omfg
+Jack Smilyan nice pic)
Anime Hivemind I know what you are going through
And how ever makes him mad you have to go through David first so shut up and if you don't have anything nice to say then be quite
Pipe are the most powerful instruments ever made!
I was born in South Australia but have for many years lived in Scotland. My great grandparents came from Inverness before going to Australia as settlers. My mother is from Dumfriesshire but my heart is and always will be Highland. And when I am gone I know that my spirit will for all eternity roam that majestic part of the world.....The beautiful Highlands of Scotland.
I'm mainly English and Irish, but I have a tiny bit of Scottish blood, which fills me with pride. Of course we are all brothers. Viva Alba!