Please never ever give up that tradition. It's one of the best traditions the world has left to offer! I'm an american, I want to cry with joy when I hear the pipes.
It turns out that nearly ALL Euro-caucasion descended cultures have pipes of some sorts in their musical heritages. They can be seen in the Scandanavian, British Isles, Russia and a lot of western continental Europe. They tie a lot of cultures together. You're right. Pipes give the chills
To the Scots, preserve your traditions, retain your culture, and be justifiably proud to call yourselves Scots. Whatever may transpire in times to come you are admired, valued and appreciated. An Englishman.
@@hockeyrulz100 Alberta? I was wondering if there was a Canmore in Scotland. Cheers! 🇨🇦 Canadian Proud here. May Scots all around the world carry on their traditions eternally ❤️️
To the owner of this video and the parents of the young piper: My 2 year old has become obsessed with Bagpipes since his Aunty brought him some back from Scotland. We have watched this video upwards of 100 times since we’ve been in isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic. My son misses his friends so much and every time we’re near the tv he asks to listen to ‘little boy’ on the bagpipes. Thank you for sharing this and bringing a little bit of joy to my sons day in these unusual times!
@@kattkatt5564 I nearly came home from Scotland with a cheap set of pipes when I was a teenager. Seeing the Edinburough Tattoo for the first time can have that kind of impact... my parents talked me out of it on grounds I wouldn't be allowed to practice indoors. Then my stepdad bought me a chanter for Christmas, which I messed around with but never really learned properly because I decided I didn't have time to do both flute and bagpipes properly, and I was already up to my eyeballs in flute.
Wonderful story. Thanks for sharing. Something good from Covid. Your wee man loving the Pipes. It's great if they start young. Me granddad played the Pipes, and I was hooked early. Listening, not playing. Too expensive for our family. Me Mum's and Dad's parents and me Mum and oldest Sister, born in Glasgow, Dad in Edinburgh. All moved to Canada, where my twin Sisters were born, then Mum and Dad and sisters and my Dad's parents all moved to Chicago Illinois, United States, where my brother and I were born. I grew up feeling cheated man. Would have loved to been born and lived in Scotland. After I went to visit my grands and Uncles Aunts and cousins in Canada, I was even more angry I wasn't even born in Canada. Spent summers there. Loved it ! But me Mum joined the SCS and we got to go to lots of events where Pipers played and there were Scottish Highland Games held in at Grant Park, downtown Chicago. We all went every year. I became really great at the games, and loved being around my people. Nothing like it ! I joined the SCS too. There was one weekend, Games at Grant Park ,it was really foggy, you could barely see. There was a Pipe Band battle that year. Thing was, you could here the Pipes and Drums, but ya couldney see them ! It was eerie man. You could hear them massing. The last band to play, was my favorite. So I hear the orders givin. Now a mist is coming of the lake, I hear my band, as they get close, the fog clears ahead of them,as they march past me, the front rows you can see, the mid to end, coming out of the fog and mist ! The hairs on the back of me neck rose, as I watched them come out of the fog ! I get choked up, just remembering it ! Me band won the battle. The fog and mist likey sealed it. Like the were transported from Scotland, and came out the fog ! Bought me a Scottish lace table cloth, and we headed to the Kaleigh across from the Park, held at the Hilton Hotel Grand Ballroom, on famous Michigan Ave. We danced and sang the whole night. I was me Mum's partner, me Dad having left when I was 5. One of the greatest days of my life ! They then moved the Highland Games out west to Oak Brook, where I would shine at the games. Only my oldest sister made it back to Scotland via Ireland. Glad you and yours made it through the Covid lockdown. My best to you and your son too. Scotland Forever ! 🏴🇨🇦🇫🇮🇺🇸🛡️⚔️
I am from South Africa and when my grandfather passed away, I asked a friend of mine who is a bag pipe player in a Scottish Pipe and Drum band to play Amazing Grace at his funeral. The sound of the bagpipe was so beautiful that it will forever be in my mind. I wish I could hear a full band together
Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear Amazing Grace on the pipes, because it's usually at a police or fireman's funeral, and I've been at way too many of those. Still love the pipes though! When the King of Thailand died a couple years ago (a Buddhist country), THEY even had a piper playing Amazing Grace in the procession! Truly universal!
The most important thing that kid is doing is keeping TRADITION alive. What more can be asked for. Just like that girl on drums. So, lets not scare these kids away with our standards. My respect goes out to parents and kids who help keep our traditions alive and keep moving them forward.
I found the chubby girl dragging her kid around as she banged on the drums simply annoying. By her age she should've clapped on a small side snare. The affair was so out of place for such a grand presentation.
I was pleased to see a youngster in there. That’s a great thing for a young fellow to have the chance to do. I sure hope he gets lots of encouragement with his playing. Always good to start them young.
As an ex Royal Irish Ranger I am tuned to appreciate the pipes, even though I have no idea how to play them. This video is stunning and my congratulations to all who took part. A fantastic sound and very well preformed.
God bless him, he is giving it his all. Whether he is playing or not isn't the thing, its that he thinks he is playing and by golly he is keeping up with the rest.
The young piper stole my heart!! pure tears of Scottish Pride fill my eyes!! We need more Children involved in the Games!! I'm a Baird!! And I regret never learning the pipes!!
Oh my gosh, so precious! And the young drummer, too, learning so young! Wonderful that they're coming to appreciate music and tradition at such a young age!
Well done young fella, also the young lady in purple helping with the drums. It was also great to see so many young pipers and drummers, good to know that the future is in secure hands.
The little boy looks like me spitting image when I was a little lad on my Scottish grsmpas knee as he taught me about who we are..nobles great performance thank you
I have loved the pipes for as long as I can remember. Theyre in my blood as my mother was Scots-Irish and took me to the Scottish Games when I was2 or3 yrs. old.
does my heart good to see and hear such glorious sounds long may these pipers both young and others keep bringing such joy to my soul I will be only 70 this year. good luck for the future from down under.
I’m not Scottish...I doubt I have even a smidge of Scottish blood in me...but this island girl really enjoys bagpipe music! It takes love and lots of practice to play any instrument well. It does my heart really good to see the young ones take on the challenge and do it with aplomb! Just love it!!
Love Scotland specially bagpipes make me always so emotional.It has a very deep heritage ❤️❤️.I am not Scottish but love Scotland so much.Natural beauty amazing people very strong heritage and culture.
Yes. There was a Gaelic people in the Scottish Highlands and the Highland Bagpipes (or Irish warpipes) were a part of their culture. They were defeated by Britain and the rest of Scotland (and some clans) in the 1600s and scattered in the Highland clearances. Their traditional dress and instruments were made illegal. Years later, inspired by art works depicting the Gaelic Highlanders, the Scottish began to use kilts and bagpipes, and they both became an integral part of Scotlands culture.
I get goose bumps when I hear the Piper's play, I have very dear friends in oz and the gitls are all into highland dancing, and perform Iall over the world
I love this video so much; I hope that the young man will continue to be totally stoked on playing pipes... He is the future of our craft, and I am happy to assume that his daddy will teach him caintaireachd and the good old ways... Once again, I say "great job young blood!"
The little lad was a joy to behold. The band was very good with the children. As a piper myself the quality of play from the pipes and drums extremely outstanding
I remember awhile back they came out and said that ‘’the’’ most annoying sound in the world that people had voted on was.. my husband and I were listening on the radio in the car thinking it would be nails on a chalkboard or something and they said ...bagpipes. We both, for the rest of our 5 hour drive, were raging mad 😡 - when I hear these it just is- well really one of best sounds to me in the entire world. And besides the 21 gun salute and taps- my dad certainly had bagpipes at his funeral- there’s no substitute for them.
My Nana (who founded the Girl Guides in the highlands and lived to 99) told us kids " If a Scot hears the pipes the hair goes up on the back of the neck.
This was so great. My dad was in the Canadian army and I'm pretty sure I was weaned on pipe music. I've never been to any of the Scottish festivals. There are quite a few here around London, Ontario; from what I've been told the one in Fergus is the best around here. Of course, the Mother of them all is the festival in Edinburgh. If this covid-19 ever gets somewhat better and countries open up their borders then I'll go especially while I can still walk. I worked for the British Army in Suffield, AB (near Medicine Hat). You may know of it as Canmore's not that far away. The Sgt.'s mess was right next to the Officers' Quarters and one summer there was a young piper from the Black Watch. My boss always knew where to find me in the afternoon - sitting out on the Mess's porch listening to the young man play. Thanks so much for the entertainment.
very happy to see the games return to Canmore, beautiful town, love the mountains. The games were great but have been there with the whole field full of pipers nothing as grand as the mountains ringing out with over 300 pipers.
Sehr cool !!! Ich komme aus Deutschland und bekomme immer Gänsehaut wenn ich eure pipes and drums höre !!! Auf meiner Hochzeit hat ein Dudelsackspieler Amasing Grace gespielt, bei keinem, wirklich bei keinem sind die Augen trocken geblieben!! Ich liebe euer Land ,eure Kultur und ich hoffe ich kann irgendwann mal Schottland besuchen, das wäre ein Traum!! L.G. an alle Schotten 👍
Very special day for him probably. So many of our traditions die out from lack of interest in kids, good to see some are still ready to keep them alive
I played the snare drum in a pipe band for a couple of years when I was around 14 & 15 - and I loved it. Wish I could still play, love drumming. We still go to any Highland Games we can, was sorry they were cancelled for this year because of Covid.
watching that wee piper doing is best to keep up and hang on to his pipes..very moving and the group just played on like it was normal... nothing but kindness for the boy..i love that
Da bekomme ich sofort Gänsehaut und Tränen in den Augen. Ich glaube ich war in meinem vorherigen Leben Schottin. Ich liebe Schottland und seine Musik❤❤❤
Lovely to listen to and enjoyable to watch.Well Done To Everyone And The Little Lad was And is so cute.Best thing to train them when they are still young.❤️❤️
I kept waiting for them to show the child blowing the pipes solo but that didn't happen but it was still really cute and I love bagpipes music. What a display of talent.
My grandfather on my moms side used to play the big drum (sorry i dont know instuments too well) in a pipe band until it started causing back problems for him. The drumstick twirls always mesmerized me when i was younger
You know what would made it better! Let the little boy play a solo song...that would put a big smile on peoples faces and surely make there hearts bigger than ever! Good job little lad!
Hello Nebraska here very very beautiful always loved the bag pipes so did my mother god rest her soul... I never got to give my mom a ceremony when she passed... She always wanted amazing Grace played on bagpipes at her ceremony she never got . sorry I'm starting to cry... Hold on.
Please never ever give up that tradition. It's one of the best traditions the world has left to offer! I'm an american, I want to cry with joy when I hear the pipes.
Something about it soothes the soul in a such a big way something about bagpipes.
Something about. The bag pipes. Gives you chills. And makes you want to cry for generations gone by and ones heritage just touches the heart and soul.
It turns out that nearly ALL Euro-caucasion descended cultures have pipes of some sorts in their musical heritages. They can be seen in the Scandanavian, British Isles, Russia and a lot of western continental Europe. They tie a lot of cultures together. You're right. Pipes give the chills
something about the bagpipes makes me want to throw a bucket of water over whomever is playing them
Scotland Forever all honesty this is like a nail against a school board
Yes
Yep, tearing up here in Texas too!! Love this so much. I loved visiting Scotland. Many times. I have family in Glasgow. ❤️
To the Scots, preserve your traditions, retain your culture, and be justifiably proud to call yourselves Scots. Whatever may transpire in times to come you are admired, valued and appreciated.
An Englishman.
Tango6nf
Thank you! 🏴
-the exact same thing- An american man
we respect the Scots and englishmen! Irishman 🇮🇪
This is actually in Canada, we will continue to carry the legacies and traditions of our ancestors
@@hockeyrulz100 Alberta? I was wondering if there was a Canmore in Scotland. Cheers! 🇨🇦 Canadian Proud here. May Scots all around the world carry on their traditions eternally ❤️️
To the owner of this video and the parents of the young piper: My 2 year old has become obsessed with Bagpipes since his Aunty brought him some back from Scotland. We have watched this video upwards of 100 times since we’ve been in isolation due to the Covid-19 pandemic. My son misses his friends so much and every time we’re near the tv he asks to listen to ‘little boy’ on the bagpipes. Thank you for sharing this and bringing a little bit of joy to my sons day in these unusual times!
You buy them on eBay I might get some
'The wee boy'. :)
💖 To you and you’re little boy.
@@kattkatt5564 I nearly came home from Scotland with a cheap set of pipes when I was a teenager. Seeing the Edinburough Tattoo for the first time can have that kind of impact... my parents talked me out of it on grounds I wouldn't be allowed to practice indoors. Then my stepdad bought me a chanter for Christmas, which I messed around with but never really learned properly because I decided I didn't have time to do both flute and bagpipes properly, and I was already up to my eyeballs in flute.
Wonderful story. Thanks for sharing. Something good from Covid. Your wee man loving the Pipes. It's great if they start young. Me granddad played the Pipes, and I was hooked early. Listening, not playing. Too expensive for our family. Me Mum's and Dad's parents and me Mum and oldest Sister, born in Glasgow, Dad in Edinburgh. All moved to Canada, where my twin Sisters were born, then Mum and Dad and sisters and my Dad's parents all moved to Chicago Illinois, United States, where my brother and I were born. I grew up feeling cheated man. Would have loved to been born and lived in Scotland. After I went to visit my grands and Uncles Aunts and cousins in Canada, I was even more angry I wasn't even born in Canada. Spent summers there. Loved it ! But me Mum joined the SCS and we got to go to lots of events where Pipers played and there were Scottish Highland Games held in at Grant Park, downtown Chicago. We all went every year. I became really great at the games, and loved being around my people. Nothing like it ! I joined the SCS too. There was one weekend, Games at Grant Park ,it was really foggy, you could barely see. There was a Pipe Band battle that year. Thing was, you could here the Pipes and Drums, but ya couldney see them ! It was eerie man. You could hear them massing. The last band to play, was my favorite. So I hear the orders givin. Now a mist is coming of the lake, I hear my band, as they get close, the fog clears ahead of them,as they march past me, the front rows you can see, the mid to end, coming out of the fog and mist ! The hairs on the back of me neck rose, as I watched them come out of the fog ! I get choked up, just remembering it ! Me band won the battle. The fog and mist likey sealed it. Like the were transported from Scotland, and came out the fog ! Bought me a Scottish lace table cloth, and we headed to the Kaleigh across from the Park, held at the Hilton Hotel Grand Ballroom, on famous Michigan Ave. We danced and sang the whole night. I was me Mum's partner, me Dad having left when I was 5. One of the greatest days of my life ! They then moved the Highland Games out west to Oak Brook, where I would shine at the games. Only my oldest sister made it back to Scotland via Ireland. Glad you and yours made it through the Covid lockdown. My best to you and your son too. Scotland Forever !
🏴🇨🇦🇫🇮🇺🇸🛡️⚔️
God bless Scotland and Celtic culture. Respect and love from the Republic of Ireland ❤️
What's most important is the little boy and the young girl are keeping traditions going along with their parents. Loved it!
Fucking around with a drum is not keeping with tradition m'am.
That girl was spoiling it.
Sure, but make the girl wear some freaking pants if she’s not gonna wear the kilt. She looks very inappropriate for this.
ALWAYS PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTIFUL AND PRICELESS CULTURE...……..GOD BLESS SCOTLAND
@Tactical Legos I'm not even scottish and I want to play the pipes...such a beautiful thing to hear
Sadly this will die due to the demographic replacement.
Scotland has one of the most beautiful cultures this world has ever seen . They must keep it alive for as long as they can. It's truly special
Scotland is in good hands of the UK
@@Meeshington not good hands at all
I am from South Africa and when my grandfather passed away, I asked a friend of mine who is a bag pipe player in a Scottish Pipe and Drum band to play Amazing Grace at his funeral. The sound of the bagpipe was so beautiful that it will forever be in my mind. I wish I could hear a full band together
If you ever come to Scotland, get tickets for the 'Tattoo' it's on throughout August at Edinburgh Castle. You'll see pipes and drums.
Well I was tearing up with joy. This made me flat out cry!!! 🤗🤗
Hello from Canada.
For me, it seems like Amazing Grace was written for the pipes, everything else just pales.
P.S. E Wood; me too m8.
Search 'Andre rieu Amazing Grace. You'll find a couple of different renditions. One of which includes a full Scottish pipe band.
Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear Amazing Grace on the pipes, because it's usually at a police or fireman's funeral, and I've been at way too many of those.
Still love the pipes though!
When the King of Thailand died a couple years ago (a Buddhist country), THEY even had a piper playing Amazing Grace in the procession!
Truly universal!
I am scottish, and it gives me such a sense of pride when I hear the bagpipes, makes my heart swell and my eyes tear up x
The most important thing that kid is doing is keeping TRADITION alive. What more can be asked for. Just like that girl on drums. So, lets not scare these kids away with our standards. My respect goes out to parents and kids who help keep our traditions alive and keep moving them forward.
I found the chubby girl dragging her kid around as she banged on the drums simply annoying. By her age she should've clapped on a small side snare. The affair was so out of place for such a grand presentation.
AYE
Trevor Miles And never a truer word was said, thanks Trevor..
Aye Lad
I was pleased to see a youngster in there. That’s a great thing for a young fellow to have the chance to do. I sure hope he gets lots of encouragement with his playing. Always good to start them young.
yeah, he was just so adorable there with the players, keeping the tradition alive at his age. how can you not love that?
The the drums bring up the rear! Bagpipes singing! Magnificent. The Leader so easily followed! A wonderful sight and sound! Delightful!
The little girl drumming behind mum, getting led along and exploding with enthusiasm! 💯💘
You can see my son Cameron several times in this video :) He's one of the younger pipers in the blue shirts. He's third in line.
Heather Rose ❤️
Good on you and him! More often, I'm seeing the resurgence of pride in the traditions and culture, even as some will try to sweep it away.
I saw him. :) He did great.
You must be so proud of him! The pipes are a huge challenge to learn!
@@musicmakerLK I can agree with that. I gave up after a couple of months about 43-44 years ago. Even though my father was a piper.
As an ex Royal Irish Ranger I am tuned to appreciate the pipes, even though I have no idea how to play them. This video is stunning and my congratulations to all who took part. A fantastic sound and very well preformed.
Nice to see another Irish lad here too ❤
The Old Hobbit y u have your profile pic as the gay union Jack
@@irishtrucker1238 we hate England more than you said the Scottish fans singing with the Irish on a friendly match
Greetings to Scotland from a old Canadian born Dane, much respect to the Scots
Love the pipes. Stirs something deep within. Always has. Wonderful that the young man is keeping with his rootsI I hope he always continues to do so!
God bless him, he is giving it his all. Whether he is playing or not isn't the thing, its that he thinks he is playing and by golly he is keeping up with the rest.
I hope you are found
Check out the wee man on his pipes 👍 superb letting him join in on the day
Love the Scottish people. No other people like them. God bless their country🙏👏👏👏
The young piper stole my heart!! pure tears of Scottish Pride fill my eyes!! We need more Children involved in the Games!! I'm a Baird!! And I regret never learning the pipes!!
still wonder why I'm drawn onto bagpipes music, while my family hate it. they say its hurts their ears. this better than damn rappers, I say.
I feel the same, beautiful sound. Have you heard the Scandinavian type of pipes? Beautiful sound.
@ no I haven't yet.
Pipes over rap? Not even a question.
Rap...... Surely you missed the C off the beginning... CRAP
J B I’m autistic, need headphones to help with my noise sensory issues, but the pipes seem to soothe me! I guess for me it’s pure pride of my roots!
Oh my gosh, so precious! And the young drummer, too, learning so young! Wonderful that they're coming to appreciate music and tradition at such a young age!
Well done young fella, also the young lady in purple helping with the drums. It was also great to see so many young pipers and drummers, good to know that the future is in secure hands.
The little boy looks like me spitting image when I was a little lad on my Scottish grsmpas knee as he taught me about who we are..nobles great performance thank you
God Bless this group for allowing this little one to play with the big guys!
Awww and the Lass with the drums too sweeet! the Dad helpin too aye!
I have loved the pipes for as long as I can remember. Theyre in my blood as my mother was Scots-Irish and took me to the Scottish Games when I was2 or3 yrs. old.
does my heart good to see and hear such glorious sounds long may these pipers both young and others keep bringing such joy to my soul I will be only 70 this year. good luck for the future from down under.
“Like a thousand other Commanders,
on a thousand other battlefields,
I wait for the dawn.”
When my turn comes to go through the veil, or to leave this earth the sound of the bag pipes will greet me!
I’m not Scottish...I doubt I have even a smidge of Scottish blood in me...but this island girl really enjoys bagpipe music! It takes love and lots of practice to play any instrument well. It does my heart really good to see the young ones take on the challenge and do it with aplomb! Just love it!!
Splendid performance!!!
Love Scotland specially bagpipes make me always so emotional.It has a very deep heritage ❤️❤️.I am not Scottish but love Scotland so much.Natural beauty amazing people very strong heritage and culture.
Yes. There was a Gaelic people in the Scottish Highlands and the Highland Bagpipes (or Irish warpipes) were a part of their culture. They were defeated by Britain and the rest of Scotland (and some clans) in the 1600s and scattered in the Highland clearances. Their traditional dress and instruments were made illegal.
Years later, inspired by art works depicting the Gaelic Highlanders, the Scottish began to use kilts and bagpipes, and they both became an integral part of Scotlands culture.
If there is one thing I know, it's that there are very few sounds so distinguishable as the bagpipes
You go little dude!!.. He should've been on main stage!. You kid are going to be A hell of A pipe player when your older..
I get goose bumps when I hear the Piper's play, I have very dear friends in oz and the gitls are all into highland dancing, and perform Iall over the world
I love this video so much; I hope that the young man will continue to be totally stoked on playing pipes... He is the future of our craft, and I am happy to assume that his daddy will teach him caintaireachd and the good old ways... Once again, I say "great job young blood!"
amazing pipers ♫. i've never seen so many all at the same time ☆.. i love it ❤
mike- rayner-videos try to find Highland games near you. They're quite fun, even if it involves a few hours travel.
where i live we just have the 1 piper who randomly appears at the farmers market we have more but theyre kinda reserved for big events like parades
rexxed757 that would probably be pipe bands. They aren't really reserved for parades, that's just where most people see them.
mike- rayner-videos .....0jy
Here's something: th-cam.com/video/Yq7R2MBkqlk/w-d-xo.html
Priceless!!!!! This was a treat!!
God bless that little laddie.
The little lad was a joy to behold. The band was very good with the children. As a piper myself the quality of play from the pipes and drums extremely outstanding
Always loved this music since a chikd its inspiring and makes ny heart swell to think of the tradition and i just cant get enough.
I just love the sounds of The Scottish Bagpipes. Oh Yes!!!
Right!
Nothing sounds more like our ancestors are speaking to us than the bagpipes. I literally hear their voices when they play.
I remember awhile back they came out and said that ‘’the’’ most annoying sound in the world that people had voted on was.. my husband and I were listening on the radio in the car thinking it would be nails on a chalkboard or something and they said ...bagpipes. We both, for the rest of our 5 hour drive, were raging mad 😡 - when I hear these it just is- well really one of best sounds to me in the entire world. And besides the 21 gun salute and taps- my dad certainly had bagpipes at his funeral- there’s no substitute for them.
Remember the thousands of men, who die on the Battlefield behind em..!
Scotland, my LOOOOVE !!!! 💪😍 To all players, you're AMAZING !!!!! 🏴💗🏴
This is actually in Canada, Canmore, Alberta to be more exact
For a little guy he sure knows how to rock with the big guys.
He is not "rocking" this is tradition of Scotland!
@@hooleyqueen hes not saying rocking like rock bands but a way of saying hes good as the adults if ya know what i mean...
went to scotland in the past..its amazing country ..just amazing
Cute. The little piper keeps trying so hard to keep up.
My Nana (who founded the Girl Guides in the highlands and lived to 99) told us kids " If a Scot hears the pipes the hair goes up on the back of the neck.
Oh, my ❤️ what an amazing little guy!!!
That little guy is adorable! Would love to see how he is playing now - 3 years later.
That wee lad has stolen my heart!
I grew up on this stuff, love the pipes!
Music that goes straight in to my heart!
This was so great. My dad was in the Canadian army and I'm pretty sure I was weaned on pipe music.
I've never been to any of the Scottish festivals. There are quite a few here around London, Ontario; from what I've been told the one in Fergus is the best around here. Of course, the Mother of them all is the festival in Edinburgh. If this covid-19 ever gets somewhat better and countries open up their borders then I'll go especially while I can still walk.
I worked for the British Army in Suffield, AB (near Medicine Hat). You may know of it as Canmore's not that far away. The Sgt.'s mess was right next to the Officers' Quarters and one summer there was a young piper from the Black Watch. My boss always knew where to find me in the afternoon - sitting out on the Mess's porch listening to the young man play.
Thanks so much for the entertainment.
brings tears to my eyes,great job ,thankyou
very happy to see the games return to Canmore, beautiful town, love the mountains. The games were great but have been there with the whole field full of pipers nothing as grand as the mountains ringing out with over 300 pipers.
Sehr cool !!! Ich komme aus Deutschland und bekomme immer Gänsehaut wenn ich eure pipes and drums höre !!! Auf meiner Hochzeit hat ein Dudelsackspieler Amasing Grace gespielt, bei keinem, wirklich bei keinem sind die Augen trocken geblieben!! Ich liebe euer Land ,eure Kultur und ich hoffe ich kann irgendwann mal Schottland besuchen, das wäre ein Traum!! L.G. an alle Schotten 👍
2 young ones playing also. Great fun. God bless them.
MAN CONGRATUL ATIONS ALL OF YOU ARE GORGEOUS! FROM SAN PATRICIO MELAQUE MEXIQUE! MAR 2018
May the tradition of the Scottish pipes NEVER die . . . they are unique in all the world.
The boy is so adorable next to all the others😊
I've always enjoy listening to bag pipe music, best of luck to the young ones future, an everyone. God-Bless scotland👍👍👍😇
Very special day for him probably. So many of our traditions die out from lack of interest in kids, good to see some are still ready to keep them alive
I played the snare drum in a pipe band for a couple of years when I was around 14 & 15 - and I loved it. Wish I could still play, love drumming. We still go to any Highland Games we can, was sorry they were cancelled for this year because of Covid.
I'm proud of that little one look at him go
TENTE
What a adorable little tike but will be grownup now
Missy b every body feels things different but you are right. They touch the soul.
Excelent foot work from the wee man, love to hear him playing pipes
Love to still hear the pipers piping, and setting off car alarms.
Love from France. We love you so much ! Thank you.
I am so proud of the diversity in the band.
watching that wee piper doing is best to keep up and hang on to his pipes..very moving and the group just played on like it was normal... nothing but kindness for the boy..i love that
Da bekomme ich sofort Gänsehaut und Tränen in den Augen. Ich glaube ich war in meinem vorherigen Leben Schottin. Ich liebe Schottland und seine Musik❤❤❤
Love it!!!!! Every time anytime!!!
God bless Scotland! Also I know this was in Canada but it is Scottish tradition.
The wee ones made me tear up. Amazing to witness.
Bless the pipers, older and younger.
Beautiful. He is adorable. So glad he is keeping tradition going. Long live the pipe.
Lovely to listen to and enjoyable to watch.Well Done To Everyone And The Little Lad was And is so cute.Best thing to train them when they are still young.❤️❤️
I kept waiting for them to show the child blowing the pipes solo but that didn't happen but it was still really cute and I love bagpipes music. What a display of talent.
Scottish tradition seems to be thriving in Canada by the looks of it.
My highschool has someone come into the school to play it on remembance day
Cameron is a cuttie and the lil princess is a cuttie too
If you can play the pipes good,you can drive back your enemies,if not ,you can drive back everyone..
Awesome 👍😉!!! Keeping the tradition alive and well!!! We very proud of you young people!!! Nicely done!!!
Thanks to all who keep the Tradition alive! Clan Fulton
My grandfather on my moms side used to play the big drum (sorry i dont know instuments too well) in a pipe band until it started causing back problems for him. The drumstick twirls always mesmerized me when i was younger
Drums that the drummers twirl the sticks: Tenor Drum
Giant Drum thats on Harness on chest: base drum
Snare drum: loudest drum
Native sound of the Bagpipes resonate within all our Blood and Hearts and may Scotland Be Free Forever more Semper Fidelis!
Always good seeing the littlies keeping the tradition alive.
So proud, my heart swells ❤️
What a beautiful young man and young lady drumner He will grow to be a magnificent musicians. Keeping a tradition alive and thriving 🙂🥰
He is
gust slealling my heart two ❤️❤️❤️
You know what would made it better! Let the little boy play a solo song...that would put a big smile on peoples faces and surely make there hearts bigger than ever! Good job little lad!
Scotland and the UK are just those countries that you like for no apparent reason
Just Scotland.
It has the most tradition and the most culture of all the country’s in the uk and the best music
@@smashedcandle well said
Hello Nebraska here very very beautiful always loved the bag pipes so did my mother god rest her soul... I never got to give my mom a ceremony when she passed... She always wanted amazing Grace played on bagpipes at her ceremony she never got . sorry I'm starting to cry... Hold on.
...früh übt sich.
From father to son, so nice.
Thank you for upload, special greetings from Hamburg...💪😉
I get chills just hearing the pipes and drums.
Kids? All I saw were proud Scots
You got that right 👍
Lyreh Life ,
Aye !
In Canada.
Yes. Some younger than others, but proud all the same.
@@christianpoet2003; with good reason!
Cheers from Canada.
I love to hear the bag pipes. Thanks for posting.
Bagpipe music makes my soul sing😘😘😘
I love pipes and drums, stirs something in me!