This is "The Gael", the theme from The Last of the Mohicans by The Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards, taken from their excellent "Highland Cathedral" DVD.
Every time I hear “ The Gael ” I get goosebumps, I love bagpipes, Love Scotland 🏴 and Love The Scotts ❤️ From a French lady 🇫🇷 living in Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
As a proud Scot this stirs my soul. It always amazes me how others around the world react which is warming. All I can say is visit Scotland where you will find an equally warm welcome
I'm retired US Army. I'm also part Cherokee and Scot. So the song means a lot. A spirit of a natural warrior people. For me, an amazing combination. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work......God speed.
I;m From North carolina,Im of Scots-Irish-Cherokee-Tuscarora descent,and this goes right to my soul. I Love and have always loved everything Scottish and am even learning Scottish Gaelic-as I can roll Me Rrrrr's til the cows come home:-) Love this Gael !!
As a SCOT, I love the history of the native American, like the Scots we were driven from our homeland and crossed the ocean to America and Canada t make a new life for ourselves, as the native Americans had to go to Canada
My family came from Scotland to the United States in 1720 . We did go to Scotland several years ago and did visit this sacred ground . A very moving time
Hello, I am from Scotland myself so I am curious! Did your family move to the USA because of the Highland clearances? Because your last name is campbell? Did they move to North Carolina that sort of region? I am just curious why the Scots left Scotland. Thanks!
I feel a great melancholy every time I hear Scottish bagpipes because through their chords I can feel how their great stories tell my deep respect and admiration someday I would like to know their beautiful lands
It was my friend Steve who first showed me this. I just caught word of his death not long ago. Therefore, I dedicate this to him. R.I.P. buddy, you were a true friend, and will never be forgotten.
As a professional piper and piping instructor I can categorically state that this is undoubtedly a master performance of this piece. Visually it is great, and the tune setting, harmonies and counterpoint superb! Well done lads! Very moving!!
as a total scrub who doesnt know anything about music other then sometimes it makes me feel tingly and awesome...... I can say that this undoubtedly makes me feel tingly and awesome
Crickey. Made me nostalgic about my school in india. It was millitary school. I played bagpipe in school band for 6 years.... god miss the Scottish cheques and playing bagpipes in foggy cold mornings.
very proud to have scottish blood in me my great grandad was in the black watch 1 of the most feard regiments in scotland and all over the world long live scotland very proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with them
+FENWARDO The "Watch" weren't just the most feared regiment the world over they were the most feared regiment in the British army amongst themselves.Trust me,I know!I was in the British army and back in the day we used to have to fight them on a regular basis,we were no slouches and were pretty handy ourselves but I just knew that when a bunch of squat "as wide as they are tall" broken nosed fellas came in the pub that the game was on!Kind of "For f**ks sake,here's the Watch", and sure enough in they'd come taking no prisoners on the way to the bar,KICK OFF!!!!God bless the Watch, I'm just glad they were on my side............................Kind of!A great regiment!
Although I am only Scottish by heritage this music stirs emotions of tears, happiness and the want to dance. Long live the Celtic nations. May the Scottish flag fly high and free. .....hail from Texas
I've been there 19 times while serving in the US Navy Submarine Service. Attended the Tattoo twice, and Cowal Gathering a few times. My great Uncle and his family lived in Glasgow, and I still have some cousins over there. I'm still working with my practice chanter to get the fingering correct.
remember scotland is not only pipes and drums! i was disgusted to see redcoats at monument we will be a true independant nation soon and we need friends ! ALBA GU BRATH
Am truly thankful Scotland, Ireland , Wales and England each cherish and value their history. We, in the States, can learn valuable lessons from you! God bless you all!
I live in America but I am 50% Scottish and I am very proud of my heritage from Scotland, I am also 10% Irish so bagpipes are near and dear to my heart I long to move to Scotland and learn to pay the bagpipes
@@michealmacwilliams4247 there is no such thing as being 10% Irish my friend , when people say this to us in Ireland we are just like ya iam afraid your not Irish, you are either Irish or your not . Thats like someone saying iam 10% Austrailian
Dudley J Garidel Jr my grandad was one of these people xx the family are still proud of him to this day even tho hes been gone for years, i have great respect for anyone who puts theyr soul into th forces, its a hard and sometimes horrible life xxx
The German troops during world war one and two were told on strict orders not to shoot at or kill the Scottish bag pipers, and the the Germans always referred to the Scottish soilders as the women from hell due to their kilts
I'm french ( Ald Allyance / An Seann-Chaidreachas ). I traveled to many countries that I liked very much. But two years ago, visiting Glasgow, Stirling and the surrounding area, including the Wallace Monument, also in contact with the Scottish people, I felt something different and strong there, hard to explain, which remains an indelible mark in my life and in my heart. Now, when I'm listening to '' Flower of Scotland '' (like at the 6 Nations Rugby Championship), I'm crying with happiness.
This is true : When the sound of this music speaks for itself , it brings you to what you can not imagine.....Really a work of art that words can not describe.
The way they look, the way it sounds, it's just fu****ing brilliant. Schotland, you people should be proud, and looking at the history you have all the right.
After all the music of Scotland, After all the videos of it's culture, it's heros and it's place on the globe. I am conviced. Scotland is more than just a country. It is more than just music on the Pipes and drums. It is a Spirit that is born down deep in some of us. It toouches us like no other. That's why it can do so much that modern things cannot. Live forever Scotland ! I feel you in the bagpipes.
@@ph320bI think you talk BS !!I'm a Proud Scot and know exactly what he means. You have no Soul obviously and of this the finest piece of Music doesn't make hairs on your Neck stand out with goosebumps then something seriously wrong with you and I'm not just saying this cause I'm s Scot 🏴♥️🇬🇧
Today pipes and drums played in my hometown because it was 75 years ago we were liberated by canadians and polish forces. Gives me gooseumps every time i hear pipes and drums. And i Always shed a tear for all those brave boys who fought for us ad gave their lives for our freedom.
I have been taught by a Scotish woman the best I ‘ve seen in my life not only she was pretty but kind she was as well I ‘m Muslim and love Christian Scotts.
I'm not from Scotland, I'm English but I love everything about Scotland, its people, its culture, its scenery and as for the music...there's none can touch it. Having said that, I do love my country too and I'm a proud Englishwoman!
Thank you that’s so kind of you. I am a Scot living in England and I absolutely love English people and England and the weather down here in the South East!
I can't say how much Scot I have left in me after so many generations residing in America on my father's side, but I am proud to be a descendant of such a noble people.
This gives me chills up my spine, and raises the hairs on my arms, my scottish ancestral blood that runs through me, is completely enjoying this.. feelinga and or emotions that I cannot explain thoroughly. Hearing any type of bagpipes and drums is an instant high. I guess thats why i try to make it to so many highland games throughout the United States during the year. Not just because my last name is Wallace, but I am kin to many different scottish surnames other than Wallace.
I grew up in a Scottish family. We're clan Baird and my ancestors stood with William Wallace. At the age of 13 I wanted to learn the electric guitar. At my Da's insistence I joined a pipe band and learned the pipes. Thanks my father.
@@alexwallace5486 care to explain? Enlighten me.. I've been to Edinburgh, good people, I don't really speak English. They speak with heavy accent, I couldn't understand.
@@alexwallace5486 hey, you Scottishman? You know a youtuber named Dale Philip? He's a traveler and he speaks with heavy accent too, he's funny. When he visited my country he said Scotland is England, but better, but more good, people are friendlier in there. Have you seen the Lochness?
after listening this tears came itno my eyes. This is our worl Our own home which saw Millions of Great personalities in billion years... Thank God & Jesus & Musa & Adam.
Bruce MacAllan Hey, Allan MacBruce, I was thinking that the bagpipes should be used in symphonies and such. The ability to hold a note for so long and such a saucy sound really appeals to me. Can I be an honorary Scotman? I think that Robert the Bruce would approve. My middle name is Alan; does that count. (;->)
It is not a musical instrument; it is a weapon of war! Seriously, I've not a drop of Scot blood in me, (Though a wee pint or two of Irish & Welsh) but the pipes can stir my soul to battle, or tears with a good pibroch or Amazing Grace.
It's not underrated, it's just limited: one note for drones and 9 notes from the chanter. Its irish cousin (the Uilleann pipe) is a lot more popular thanks to its chromatic scale.
I am Brazilian and after a DNA test, I found out that my Y haplogroup is R-L51, also beared by the Scottish warrior “Neill of the nine hostages”. I feel glad of belonging to a so valiant people that spread their heritage to Portugal, country that is also a Celtic nation but almost never remembered as it. These bagpipes give me goosebumps! Simply gorgeous.
Dougie MacLean played at our Folk festival last year, what a gentleman. Given that he has played Carnegie hall several times, he came to our little town in Kent in his camper van and did not ask for much, he was humility himself when I bought him a pint.
The Scots Greys, always top notch when it comes to combine a pipe band and a music band: they're always amazing. The Gael is so great for pipes. I can't wait to see a pipe band or a bagad daring to include a party of bassoons and even contrabassoons... Soon.
My dad was a Scotsman and I have a brother and 2 sisters born there.....great place.
Every time I hear “ The Gael ” I get goosebumps, I love bagpipes, Love Scotland 🏴 and Love The Scotts ❤️
From a French lady 🇫🇷 living in Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️
I just learn that I'm scottish .
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i have already watched this hundred times but still it gives me goosebumps. long live scotland.
this gets the mind to thinking for sure !!!!! those that fought so hard for so little and with such passion !!!!!
As a proud Scot this stirs my soul. It always amazes me how others around the world react which is warming. All I can say is visit Scotland where you will find an equally warm welcome
Ditto 💖
I'm retired US Army. I'm also part Cherokee and Scot. So the song means a lot. A spirit of a natural warrior people. For me, an amazing combination. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work......God speed.
Early C hello am part Scottish , Canadien and Innu Indian .... i do have the same feeling 😁
I;m From North carolina,Im of Scots-Irish-Cherokee-Tuscarora descent,and this goes right to my soul. I Love and have always loved everything Scottish and am even learning Scottish Gaelic-as I can roll Me Rrrrr's til the cows come home:-) Love this Gael !!
I am Scottish, and am an avid reader of all native American stories and wrtings, don't know why I am so into this
LOL "part Cherokee".
As a SCOT, I love the history of the native American, like the Scots we were driven from our homeland and crossed the ocean to America and Canada t make a new life for ourselves, as the native Americans had to go to Canada
As a Native American/Hispanic I found this to be hands down one of the best bagpipe renditions of an amazing song to be skin chilling and mesmerizing
Absolutely beautiful, many thanks and best wishes to our Scottish friends from South Georgia, USA
My family came from Scotland to the United States in 1720 . We did go to Scotland several years ago and did visit this sacred ground . A very moving time
Hello, I am from Scotland myself so I am curious! Did your family move to the USA because of the Highland clearances? Because your last name is campbell? Did they move to North Carolina that sort of region?
I am just curious why the Scots left Scotland. Thanks!
One can easily lost in highlands,music,castle of Scotland.
Respect and admiration to the Scottish from India
@ssHole Fuckoff
Мұзамил хасан this is very disrespectful sir
I am from England but love the bag pipes and this music I just can not help but love on the pipes only true scots can make it sound right
If I wasn't English, I would choose to be Scottish.
Fuck england !!!!!
Fuck german saxon derivative !!!!!!!!!!
Alba gu brath !!!!!!!!
Me too
You can't reach Scottish 🏴 people their dignity
And their brave u selfish English
🏴❤️🇬🇧💯
@@samichoulichouli6566
Hmm , you sure you’re Irish ?
Can’t even spell shut
I feel a great melancholy every time I hear Scottish bagpipes because through their chords I can feel how their great stories tell my deep respect and admiration someday I would like to know their beautiful lands
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
It was my friend Steve who first showed me this. I just caught word of his death not long ago. Therefore, I dedicate this to him. R.I.P. buddy, you were a true friend, and will never be forgotten.
i am sorry for the death of your friend R.I.P.
Too your friend......
so . he bviously knew good musicsorry that your friend has passed away
As a professional piper and piping instructor I can categorically state that this is undoubtedly a master performance of this piece. Visually it is great, and the tune setting, harmonies and counterpoint superb! Well done lads! Very moving!!
did you ever meet the guy who played the titanic in the film, i knew his brother. what a piper he was.
as a total scrub who doesnt know anything about music other then sometimes it makes me feel tingly and awesome...... I can say that this undoubtedly makes me feel tingly and awesome
You are so right! This is a masterpiece.
Absolutely
Bagpipes are a wonderful art, right up there with the violin in it’s ability to move me emotionally.
When all pipes are in tune, collectively, this kind of music really "rings"! That is why I love the RSDG
As an American Irish man I get my Celtic blood up when I hear the pipes! The Scots are a noble people!
I m from india but I m loving Scottish music and feeling a unique divine energy in Scottish culture ,brave Scotland I salute you.
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
@@derekcockburn820 God bless the man who made the lyrics in images so blind people can listen to the song
Thank s!!
My name is "Gael", I live in Celtic land , This music is forever in my heart !!!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful version .
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
Last of the Mohicans was a really good movie. And I love the sound of the pipes.
+Christopher Vaughn dude you're shot in the forehead, are you fine??
+mr orange its a religious mark i follow the path of asatru
Thank you to my great-grandmother for my Scottish ancestry. Love from the United States.
Crickey. Made me nostalgic about my school in india. It was millitary school. I played bagpipe in school band for 6 years.... god miss the Scottish cheques and playing bagpipes in foggy cold mornings.
very proud to have scottish blood in me my great grandad was in the black watch 1 of the most feard regiments in scotland and all over the world long live scotland very proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with them
+FENWARDO The "Watch" weren't just the most feared regiment the world over they were the most feared regiment in the British army amongst themselves.Trust me,I know!I was in the British army and back in the day we used to have to fight them on a regular basis,we were no slouches and were pretty handy ourselves but I just knew that when a bunch of squat "as wide as they are tall" broken nosed fellas came in the pub that the game was on!Kind of "For f**ks sake,here's the Watch", and sure enough in they'd come taking no prisoners on the way to the bar,KICK OFF!!!!God bless the Watch, I'm just glad they were on my side............................Kind of!A great regiment!
I guess am the only African commenting in here... But i truly love Scotland & their songs , bagpipes... long live the Scotland mates :)
+kamlesh maulloo Absolutely agree.....
I'm African too and love this song
+kamlesh maulloo it does not matter what race you are, what matters is whether you like scottish bagpipes or not.
+kamlesh maulloo just don't come to europe and i'm fine
why
I have already watched this hundred times. Every time it gives me mind power.Brave SCOTLAND. Somnath Sarkar - Founder SCMS-KOLKATA
Although I am only Scottish by heritage this music stirs emotions of tears, happiness and the want to dance. Long live the Celtic nations. May the Scottish flag fly high and free. .....hail from Texas
thank you from SCOTLAND. soar Alba
Donovan Evans what do you think it do to us jocks
NOT ONE PERSON WHO HAS REPLIED TO YOU IS FROM SCOTLAND
@@ph320b LMAO How dae yi hink that? LOL
@@ph320b I am from Scotland and I will reply. Thank you for your lovely message! Love Texas!
So beautiful, brought tears, remembering all those brave Highlanders, who fight for Freedom.
And the lowlanders which made up most..
I've been there 19 times while serving in the US Navy Submarine Service. Attended the Tattoo twice, and Cowal Gathering a few times. My great Uncle and his family lived in Glasgow, and I still have some cousins over there. I'm still working with my practice chanter to get the fingering correct.
remember scotland is not only pipes and drums! i was disgusted to see redcoats at monument we will be a true independant nation soon and we need friends ! ALBA GU BRATH
@@franciscruickshank8794 th-cam.com/video/syV2LkGpQB0/w-d-xo.html
Gives me goosebumps every time I hear this. My father was from Mussleborough and we're part of the Lindsay Clan, which is he was very proud of.
I am Scottish South African by birth now American. Learning to play the Pipes.What an incredible piece of music
It is really epic to record at Bannockburn Memorial, where the spirit of free Scotland was founded.
Great tune professionally played.
Am truly thankful Scotland, Ireland , Wales and England each cherish and value their history. We, in the States, can learn valuable lessons from you! God bless you all!
Thank you for the compliment,
I live in America but I am 50% Scottish and I am very proud of my heritage from Scotland, I am also 10% Irish so bagpipes are near and dear to my heart I long to move to Scotland and learn to pay the bagpipes
Thankful ???😯😯l in 1912 they burned your capital. You jackass
@@charlyromeo7926 think it was 1812 when the bastard redcoats burnt washington ,while they were still persecuting the irish and scots! ALBA GU BRATH
@@michealmacwilliams4247 there is no such thing as being 10% Irish my friend , when people say this to us in Ireland we are just like ya iam afraid your not Irish, you are either Irish or your not . Thats like someone saying iam 10% Austrailian
This piece of stunning music along with the film, together they made one of the best movies ever in my eyes.
I'm from🇸🇳🇸🇳🇸🇳 i love Scotland 🏴. 😍😍😍
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As a US Marine I have always had the highest praise and utmost respect for those willing to march into battle carrying only the pipes as their shield.
Dudley J Garidel Jr my grandad was one of these people xx the family are still proud of him to this day even tho hes been gone for years, i have great respect for anyone who puts theyr soul into th forces, its a hard and sometimes horrible life xxx
For a Scot it is impossible to surrender on principle alone we win or die.
As a US.m. Do you feel sorry for killing inocennt people in Serbia back in 99'
Albuquerque
The German troops during world war one and two were told on strict orders not to shoot at or kill the Scottish bag pipers, and the the Germans always referred to the Scottish soilders as the women from hell due to their kilts
I'm french ( Ald Allyance / An Seann-Chaidreachas ). I traveled to many countries that I liked very much. But two years ago, visiting Glasgow, Stirling and the surrounding area, including the Wallace Monument, also in contact with the Scottish people, I felt something different and strong there, hard to explain, which remains an indelible mark in my life and in my heart. Now, when I'm listening to '' Flower of Scotland '' (like at the 6 Nations Rugby Championship), I'm crying with happiness.
I am an Egyptian, born in Glasgow, brought up in Edinburgh and I am passionate about the Scotch music....
If you truly were born in Scotland then you'd know Scotch is a Whiskey and we like to be called Scots**** Scotch WTF !
that music shows honour, chivalry, departure, hope victory in a single time........100 salutes from me
This is true : When the sound of this music speaks for itself , it brings you to what you can not imagine.....Really a work of art that words can not describe.
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
So true,I’m an Australian,my roots come from Scotland and I hear this and for some unknown reason I get goosebumps
This piece of music gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it. It's hauntingly beautiful.
This is beautiful! No words to express how beautiful the music of other cultures and countries is. I am amazed by the elegance of these music
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
Long live Scotland!
Love from Greece!!!
💗✌
The way they look, the way it sounds, it's just fu****ing brilliant.
Schotland, you people should be proud, and looking at the history you have all the right.
Thank you! It means a lot.
je ne me lasse pas d'ecouter cette merveilleuse interprétation
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Respect to Scotland and its history. Love from an Anglo-Scottish Canadian.
After all the music of Scotland, After all the videos of it's culture, it's heros and it's place on the globe. I am conviced. Scotland is more than just a country. It is more than just music on the Pipes and drums. It is a Spirit that is born down deep in some of us. It toouches us like no other. That's why it can do so much that modern things cannot. Live forever Scotland ! I feel you in the bagpipes.
i think you have been feeling yourself too much
@@ph320bI think you talk BS !!I'm a Proud Scot and know exactly what he means. You have no Soul obviously and of this the finest piece of Music doesn't make hairs on your Neck stand out with goosebumps then something seriously wrong with you and I'm not just saying this cause I'm s Scot 🏴♥️🇬🇧
From the Middle East, all the love for Scotland
Thankyou
Today pipes and drums played in my hometown because it was 75 years ago we were liberated by canadians and polish forces. Gives me gooseumps every time i hear pipes and drums. And i Always shed a tear for all those brave boys who fought for us ad gave their lives for our freedom.
Respect and thanks forever, for all those boys!!!
Great piece of military music. Thanks from an old Indian soldier.
God I have so much respect for Scottish people, wonderful set of people and give them so much respect and I live in England,all great.....
Lovely thing to say
long live to scotch people , such a nice people i did work with them when i was in london , good memories
Fascinating sounds/ Love this tune. Greets to Scotland and the Scottish people from Russia! Шотландия, сделай свой выбор и уверенно смотри в будущее!
I have been taught by a Scotish woman the best I ‘ve seen in my life not only she was pretty but kind she was as well I ‘m Muslim and love Christian Scotts.
This was the first version of the Gael I ever heard and it cemented itself as a firm favourite within 3 bars of the music. Truly beautiful.
I'm not from Scotland, I'm English but I love everything about Scotland, its people, its culture, its scenery and as for the music...there's none can touch it. Having said that, I do love my country too and I'm a proud Englishwoman!
Thank you that’s so kind of you. I am a Scot living in England and I absolutely love English people and England and the weather down here in the South East!
As someone of mixed heritage , a heady mix of Cornish,Scandinavian and native clans of mcDuff, and Macleod our collective culture speaks for us all
what a wonderful emotions ...Regards from IRAQ.
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coo coo ca choo Mrs.
I can't say how much Scot I have left in me after so many generations residing in America on my father's side, but I am proud to be a descendant of such a noble people.
I love Scottish so much and their music and culture.
I wish I become a Scottish..
As an English decadent of an Australian family, I have the utmost respect for the Scottish people 😉
Kind words indeed love from Scotland
A wonderful rendition of a fab theme written by the brilliant songsmith, guitarist and fiddler, Dougie Maclean.
we love the Scot's & their music
So wonderful! Advent Greetings from the Highlands of Wyoming!🙋🏼♀️🏔💞🌟🌲
Sound that makes the heart.Greeatings from Croatia.👍
This gives me chills up my spine, and raises the hairs on my arms, my scottish ancestral blood that runs through me, is completely enjoying this.. feelinga and or emotions that I cannot explain thoroughly. Hearing any type of bagpipes and drums is an instant high. I guess thats why i try to make it to so many highland games throughout the United States during the year. Not just because my last name is Wallace, but I am kin to many different scottish surnames other than Wallace.
@Alfred The Great Armstrong, Lyons for a couple right off hand. Id have to look at my tree for refresher.
Greetings to scotland from germany, you have a great and beautyfull country. I loved to drive though your nice landscape
Very beautiful song. From Vancouver.
I grew up in a Scottish family. We're clan Baird and my ancestors stood with William Wallace. At the age of 13 I wanted to learn the electric guitar. At my Da's insistence I joined a pipe band and learned the pipes. Thanks my father.
Ya welcome, Baird! I'll regard to you!
I love the scottish people
good lad
@@susanlittlejohn8054 exactly! Nobody's underestimate for the law of William Wallace!
@@susanlittlejohn8054 i love you if you are scottish not british lloll
There is much more patriot pride in the tune of a single bagbipe than in a thousand political speeches and pamphlets.
Alba gu bràth!
You meant "Abra kedda brah!!" ?
@@MegaMalik90 please, no need to show ignorance.
@@alexwallace5486 care to explain?
Enlighten me..
I've been to Edinburgh, good people, I don't really speak English. They speak with heavy accent, I couldn't understand.
@@MegaMalik90 my apologies, Alba Gu Bra'th is the old language, Alba meaning Scotland, Gu Bra'th means forever, or the brave. Hope this explains.
@@alexwallace5486 hey, you Scottishman?
You know a youtuber named Dale Philip? He's a traveler and he speaks with heavy accent too, he's funny.
When he visited my country he said Scotland is England, but better, but more good, people are friendlier in there.
Have you seen the Lochness?
Majestically melancholic music..!!...Love it...most love song do have this basic melancholic touch....
Who Doesn't Love Scotland
Thanks for the Whisky from Algeria
Much respect for Scotland and it's people from Iran
Iran????? Wtf are you talking about
Scottish people are not from Iran
Arran is a scottish place not Iran
@مسند الشراري no we are already saved
@Green Future no
Good Ole Dougie another superb tune for the Scott's
Respect from a Moroccan indigenous berber
I love this pure music of your great culture
Paying there respects to a fallen great king home is always in my heart
wheres ya home ? because it isn't Scotland pal
Love you Scotland!! Big hug from Albania!❤❤
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
Okay Skipery but Normaly you must to love the Greek People and you know very well why.
after listening this tears came itno my eyes. This is our worl Our own home which saw Millions of Great personalities in billion years... Thank God & Jesus & Musa & Adam.
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
This is the best version!
this is one of the rare songs, that brings you high and higher, up to the sky, like an eagle flys.... thank you for that!
Written by Dougie MacLean. Search his song titled 'Caledonia'. Please listen to it
I feel that the bagpipe is a greatly underrated musical instrument. I love it. And I love this video.
Bruce MacAllan Hey, Allan MacBruce, I was thinking that the bagpipes should be used in symphonies and such. The ability to hold a note for so long and such a saucy sound really appeals to me. Can I be an honorary Scotman? I think that Robert the Bruce would approve. My middle name is Alan; does that count. (;->)
Not in Ireland
It is not a musical instrument; it is a weapon of war! Seriously, I've not a drop of Scot blood in me, (Though a wee pint or two of Irish & Welsh) but the pipes can stir my soul to battle, or tears with a good pibroch or Amazing Grace.
It's not underrated, it's just limited: one note for drones and 9 notes from the chanter. Its irish cousin (the Uilleann pipe) is a lot more popular thanks to its chromatic scale.
+Matthew Knox (nnsense) a little dump question , can either one of the be tuned ( the drone or the pipe) ?
I am covered in goosebumps... so incredibly beautiful
Very very good very nice i love from scotland 🇲🇦👍🥉🥈🏅⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I am Brazilian and after a DNA test, I found out that my Y haplogroup is R-L51, also beared by the Scottish warrior “Neill of the nine hostages”. I feel glad of belonging to a so valiant people that spread their heritage to Portugal, country that is also a Celtic nation but almost never remembered as it. These bagpipes give me goosebumps! Simply gorgeous.
Niall was Irish, not Scottish
the blood is strong, the heart is Highland and I in dreams behold the Hebrides .
this is just too beautiful and stirring,patriotic for words thank you for sharing unloading on TH-cam.
Capitulate Macleod you know we won.
Magnifique
J'en ai des frissons et les larmes coulent
Cette musique me prend aux tripes!!!
J'adore la cornemuse depuis tout petit!!!
Beautiful. I get goosebumps . I hear it now for the fourth time in a row. Can not get enough of it
Beautiful! Greetings from Spain!
Much love Scotland, from England
Jon Wilmot much love back 😘
Thanks buddy alright matey friend Slainge marr Highlander clansman cheiftan aye aye captain Bulldog here!
Thankyou and same to you
This interpretation of RSDG is gorgeous! This is a wonderful band!
A MR LE COLONEL DE GENDARMERIE BELTRAME ... QUE CETTE MUSIQUE L'ACCOMPAGNE JUSQU'AU PARADIS DES BRAVES !!!!!
My Father was From Scotland,God rest is Soul.
Greetings from Armenia🇦🇲❤🏴
Greetings from Scotland 🏴♥️🇦🇲
a land with a soul
Indeed. Proud to be Scottish
we are a small land with a BIG history, and sent our people around the world, and they have left theit mark.
Splendide, on sent le souffle de l'histoire le souffle épique passer !!! 👍💓😢👌👏🙌❤️❤️🙋♀️⚜️
Amazing lovely people beautiful dress, great soul piercing music
Scottish must be proud their dignity & their history.!😍😍😍
You guys are really brave people's (love you)❤❤❤
I love this, it's a part of my heritage.
Dougie MacLean played at our Folk festival last year, what a gentleman. Given that he has played Carnegie hall several times, he came to our little town in Kent in his camper van and did not ask for much, he was humility himself when I bought him a pint.
Always love the bagpipes and drums,being born to a Scottish father's I think that's why.
I'm from Naples - Italy, so not Scottish but every time I hear this music I cry.
I know. But I speak Scottish accent! But respect!
The Scots Greys, always top notch when it comes to combine a pipe band and a music band: they're always amazing. The Gael is so great for pipes. I can't wait to see a pipe band or a bagad daring to include a party of bassoons and even contrabassoons... Soon.
Just love the Bagpipe.
An love Bonny Scotland an all that it stands for. Truly Amazing my dear friend. An have a fantastic Morning 🌞☕
I am Pakistani but i love Scotland and the music of scotland.
Saw the Pipes and Drums of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards at the Wharton Center, MSU, on January 30th, 2016. Splendid.