When those Pipes & Drums started yesterday what came next was most probably the most beautifully moving thing I have ever seen or heard in my lifetime.
’d never heard it before, but, the very… sombre melody along with the rhythmic beat of the drums, the gentle speed, and how the music seemed to be part of the performance or Marching, Marching with great honour. I can think of a hundred songs that could have been sung at that point, but not one would have been right, or more fitting than this piece played so well and professionally. It took me on a journey, and framed my mind that Her Late Majesty was making a journey, not just to the Abbey, but also a journey of her soul. How one piece of music can give you so many levels of meaning, feeling and of thought… Music is one of the greatest things on earth that we take for granted. We watched as they played, we felt as they played and we mourned as they played. We also have thanks, thanks to her, for her life of service, but thanks to God, for granting us the blessing that was HM Queen Elizabeth. ❤
Quelle mélodie prenante ! Et comme elle exprimait bien lors des funérailles de votre reine bien-aimée l'émotion profonde de vos peuples ! (un ami breton)
Truly beautiful, both the performance and the scenery. Just goes to show that so often the best moments come when we don't plan them but simply allow them to occur.
Such powerful, moving scenes seeing and hearing the Queen’s funeral procession open with this haunting, driving piece of music as the Royal Navy ratings moved her from Westminster Hall, charged to the beat of those rolling drums. …and played exactly as it was 20 years before at the beginning of her mothers funeral.
I’m so glad you stopped here on your drive home; the scenery is absolutely breath-taking and the tune is a perfect fit! We do need to take time to pause in life, especially now in today’s circumstances. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for playing this tune, reminds me of my visit to the Highlands of Scotland last summer, how about playing "The Crags of Tumbledown" there's no better way to play this tune at Mount Tumbledown in the Falkland Islands where the Scots Guards fought there in 1982 and won.
Thank you for sharing another fantastic tune and inspiring us to not move through life so fast, as it is so easy to do so, but stop, live and enjoy where we are. This inspiration certainly needed by me today!
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
Hello, absolutely LOVE this video! I have a question, we have song on an upcoming album that features the bagpipes. (because lets face it, there are not nearly enough bagpipes in modern popular music) :D Would it be possible to get permission to use a couple of clips from this for our lyric video? (maybe 30-60 seconds total) I would be happy to provide a link to the song so you could pre-approve? Thank you for considering! (and no worries either way, this is just some insanely cool footage!)
Awesome thank you so much! I will send you a free album when it's released and a copy of the video which I will credit you in! (And if you'd like a free t-shirt, I can make that happen as well!)
I always thought this was music composed by Mark Knopfler. Now, I know otherwise after watching The Queen’s coffin as it was carried by gun carriage to the abbey
No disrespect to him but the "Americans" wanted shot of the Crown and anything to do with the fucking island they originate from. Should never carry the colours of our nation in their flag.
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
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The moment this started playing at the Queens funeral I started getting goosebumps
Im not a royalist but this song and that moment sent shivers throughout me
The bagpipes and the drums together was amazing. Like you said...I got goosebumps too
@@Matthew-nk6uy Yep. The drums added so much also. Very moving
I've read the words that go with this song. No wonder Her Late Majesty wanted this played at her funeral.
@@kayehemming4644 yep. That first bit was the most emotional for me 😥
When those Pipes & Drums started yesterday what came next was most probably the most beautifully moving thing I have ever seen or heard in my lifetime.
I agree ❤
Same here
Absolutely, sounded very powerful
Couldn't have said it better myself
Her Majesty's funeral was the first time i heard this music. Incredibly powerful and beautiful, especially played by so many.
I sobbed when they played this beautiful piece of music.
Who’s here after the Queens funeral?
Me.
Me
Me
Aye.
Me
’d never heard it before, but, the very… sombre melody along with the rhythmic beat of the drums, the gentle speed, and how the music seemed to be part of the performance or Marching, Marching with great honour. I can think of a hundred songs that could have been sung at that point, but not one would have been right, or more fitting than this piece played so well and professionally.
It took me on a journey, and framed my mind that Her Late Majesty was making a journey, not just to the Abbey, but also a journey of her soul.
How one piece of music can give you so many levels of meaning, feeling and of thought… Music is one of the greatest things on earth that we take for granted.
We watched as they played, we felt as they played and we mourned as they played. We also have thanks, thanks to her, for her life of service, but thanks to God, for granting us the blessing that was HM Queen Elizabeth.
❤
Beautiful words 🥰
Yup
Must be played on my funeral….❤
I cry every time I hear this song.
Lovely, sad, impressive....great performance and landscape😢
Quelle mélodie prenante ! Et comme elle exprimait bien lors des funérailles de votre reine bien-aimée l'émotion profonde de vos peuples ! (un ami breton)
Truly beautiful, both the performance and the scenery. Just goes to show that so often the best moments come when we don't plan them but simply allow them to occur.
@Andy Richards Live life to its fullest stay the course Bruce
Thank you so much
Beautiful,,God Bless You
I don't know why this piece always makes my eyes well up. This was beautifully played and artfully filmed.
Seize the moment life's to short inspiration enjoy it as it comes stay the course Bruce
Gorgeous! and what an incredible view, Scotland is so beautiful
Hello De bien belles images ... et musique
Such powerful, moving scenes seeing and hearing the Queen’s funeral procession open with this haunting, driving piece of music as the Royal Navy ratings moved her from Westminster Hall, charged to the beat of those rolling drums.
…and played exactly as it was 20 years before at the beginning of her mothers funeral.
Long live the Queen!
RIP HM Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth's choice of music for the procession to the Church
Amazing !!
So beautiful. 😊❤
The Good Lord has given you a gift. Thank you for sharing it.
Beautiful as Always
Some tunes have been made to be played in Scotland and that's one of them! Love you Bonnie Scotland xxx!!!!!
Very beautiful, never heard that song before. Thank you for sharing it with us!! 🏴😀
i dont think i ever heard a set of pipes so in tune
Gracias por esta imagen tan bella y la sensibilidad con la que interpretas la música
Nicely done thanks
Thank you for sharing this with us!
All the best,
Norm
Wonderful! Thank you. CHEERS
And this is why I subscribed so long ago. Great content!
I am here because of QE2 funeral, yah, I get goosebumps too.
Elizabeth II the great 🇬🇧
Love this! Thanks.
Beautiful Sunset if that's what it was. also outstanding performance I give you a superior rating.
Beautiful
I’m so glad you stopped here on your drive home; the scenery is absolutely breath-taking and the tune is a perfect fit!
We do need to take time to pause in life, especially now in today’s circumstances.
Thank you for sharing!
Very nice..
Excellent Playing......
So beautiful! Played so well!
Lovely arrangement of a haunting classic. Thank you.
Goodmoring lass nice 👍 video ass all ways I love the morning wen the sun ☀️ rises up two meet a new day god bless love 💕 captain jack ☘️🇮🇪☘️⚓️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Wonderful
lovely as always
Great work by both you and your videographer!
Don't care where you came from lass. Keep the pipee going.
Lovely music, lovely vieu, lovely you 😍
Que música maravillosa me encanta saludos
Just stunning!
Wow.
Wonderful!
Big views incoming from Queen Elizabeth state funeral
Thanks for playing this tune, reminds me of my visit to the Highlands of Scotland last summer, how about playing "The Crags of Tumbledown" there's no better way to play this tune at Mount Tumbledown in the Falkland Islands where the Scots Guards fought there in 1982 and won.
What a beautiful moment that was for you!!
Thank you for sharing another fantastic tune and inspiring us to not move through life so fast, as it is so easy to do so, but stop, live and enjoy where we are. This inspiration certainly needed by me today!
that makes the hairs in the back of my head stand up! thank you! I feel like practising my bagpipes now :-)
Absolutely beautiful, thank you, greetings from Australia.
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
What was the second tune from the procession?
Sleep Dearie Sleep, I think
Just subscribed. Enjoy your playing immensely. Brings back so many memories of my father and grandparents. Thank you so much.
Evolving with your Music and responsibility to the synchronicity of Life when and where we are as we are and a sprinkle of as we "will be" ...
This song is mentioned in "Love in the Time of Bertie" by Alexander McCall Smith (which is how I ended up here.) Really enjoyed it.
Me, too.
My dad had this tune at his burial 😢
It was also used in the movie, Local Hero, only with a walz tempo.
👍👍
What is getting played here? Is it an edited version?
Was this also played at the late Queen mothers funeral ?
My dear lady, I think you are a lady, somewhere in Canada, thank you very much for Chi mi na morbeinna
It’s so haunting the music really fantastic really impressed me the Queens funeral
I think that lifted the fog.
maravilha
Hello, absolutely LOVE this video! I have a question, we have song on an upcoming album that features the bagpipes. (because lets face it, there are not nearly enough bagpipes in modern popular music) :D Would it be possible to get permission to use a couple of clips from this for our lyric video? (maybe 30-60 seconds total) I would be happy to provide a link to the song so you could pre-approve? Thank you for considering! (and no worries either way, this is just some insanely cool footage!)
Sounds fine by me!👍🏼 Would love to see yours when you put it together.
Awesome thank you so much! I will send you a free album when it's released and a copy of the video which I will credit you in! (And if you'd like a free t-shirt, I can make that happen as well!)
Man....i guess somewhere between my thousand genes, there is 0,000000000000000001 scotish🤣, although im indonesian, cos i love🏴🏴🏴
I always thought this was music composed by Mark Knopfler. Now, I know otherwise after watching The Queen’s coffin as it was carried by gun carriage to the abbey
Me….1 year later
This tune was played at President Kennedy's funeral.
No disrespect to him but the "Americans" wanted shot of the Crown and anything to do with the fucking island they originate from. Should never carry the colours of our nation in their flag.
I tried playing snare on your score. You missed few lines while repeating the first part. -
Or you did not repeat at all am not sure..
Not tryna be picky but you left out half the tune.
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
I'm sure this is the tune played by a lone piper at Kandahar as our servicemen were carried onto aircraft to make their final journey home. It still makes me well up.
Usually, it is "Flowers of the Forest" which is the lament in the British Army.
Yep, Op Pabbay outside TLS.. been there, done that