"Scotland the Brave" by the Isle of Cumbrae Pipe Band as they march out of Braemar, Scotland
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- The Isle of Cumbrae Pipe Band playing "Scotland The Brave" as they march out of Braemar from the Mews after the 2018 Braemar Gathering weekend. They finish with some verses of "The Gambler" as they reach Castleton Hall.
The band was formed in 1999 by Andy Bryan and some of the committee members from the Millport Branch of the Royal British Legion Scotland (RBLS) The first few members came from Millport, Largs, Fairlie and other areas of North Ayrshire. They now have about 60 members, with 18 young players and they wear their own Isle of Cumbrae tartan.
They are playing bagpipes, breathing, marching around bends and up inclines in perfect unison and still stay in formation! Wow! That's discipline.
I am guessing that you have never seen a marching band before.
@@davidhall8874 and the problem with appreciating skill is.......?
Ye amazing isn’t it
Have you seen the bersaglieri lol
AND they don't have a drum major leading them. THAT is discipline, and a lot of practice.
With war songs like this its no wonder the Scots have such a fearsome military reputation.
Beautifully done.
Nothing with being war songs, but songs showing pride of Scotland. Scotland has been invaded so many times they still show pride and determination. Yes we will fight though....
@keller blair Just leave leave it at 'unless bribed' and the shameful history of the Scottish Parliament voting itself out of existence in 1707 shows.
jaqu j...............they did not gain independence.
Are you drunk there? I said they have been invaded never said conquered. They of course are an independent country right? Oh man need to be awake and sober when you read posts
The men who build the Empire the sun never set on, marched to the sound of the pipes!
I‘m from Germany but this music gets me !
Long live scotland! 🇩🇪🏴🤝❤️
I’m from Australia and Cook Islands, but the music reminds me of having the Scottish family, long love Scotland, I respect Scotland music 🇦🇺🇨🇰🏴
I'm an American. There are two songs that bring a tear to my eye and cause me to stand at attention. Our National Anthem and Scotland the Brave.
Another American agrees. I’m glad we have such great allies.
I'd have to add "Amazing Grace" on the pipes
I agree 110%.
As another American This song is just pure love for the nation of Scotland
American-born but Scottish in the blood! There's nothing like a bagpipe and a cute set of knees under a kilt!
Im Canadian and i have a strong Scottish background and every time i hear this i get shivers down my spine
im same but without the scottish canadian part
Ayyy....we may be Canadian, but we are Canadians proud of our heritage. It's the Scottish part of a lot of us that makes us tough Canadians.
@@georgeemery1673 yes sir 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
Same but I’m American Scottish and Irish 🇮🇪🇺🇸🏴
🇦🇺🏴🇨🇰🇼🇸 4 countries
You can’t beat Scotland 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
the brits sure did!arghh
Away you go grandad 👴🏼 , like I said you can’t beat SCOTLAND!! 🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
@Ralph Williams Deutsche Bundesleague Fussball Bund. We will beat you English, like we always do.. Gott Mit Uns~Deutschland!!!🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪And if Scotland cant best you English, we will help them...
@@ballpythonlover10 Amen. Macgregor descendant here. Si Rioghal Madhream
Love Scotland. Damn The Brits. We kicked your asses here. Ha so much for you
the drone of the pipes has got to be the most majestic sound in the world...
Especially accompanied by good drumming. Particularly good Bass drumming. then as a Bass Drummer I am biased.
Kevin Rodrigues aye
Kevin Rodrigues right? Accompanied by the drumming (which by the way, is expertly done).
Aye, to my fellow Scots from the Rocky Mountains, The Grands Tetons of Wyoming, USA❣️
P.S. Love Kenny Rogers' " The Gambler" at the end ☝️
Never give up traditions
traditions like bending over for angloids
@Darius Kang You're going to lose anyway, just like the USSR when all the tax money dries up
@Darius Kang damn anti-rights. The whites don't have any reason to adopt other countries' culture.
@Darius Kang I'm still wondering the reason why you think british culture is xenophobic. Can you tell me why?
@Darius Kang umm. Just read your comment. First of all i'd like to thank for your explanation about the "white culture's xenophobic points"(even though i still can't agree with this.) I understand and admit that every country is somewhat xenophobic and racist. But the example you've given me, "there are only whites in that marching band" cannot be the reason of explaining "The Xenophobic whites' culture". There are no evidences that these marching band denied the africans and musilms, and other races. Do you have any case that these whites' cultural groups rejected other races? Or is there any rules about "the racial purity" in traditional culture groups? If so, this can be a xenophobic problems. But as i know, i haven't ever heard about the rules that reject other races in "traditional culture groups".
And the second example you've given me - the Rotherham rages, i do not think this is xenophobic action. Think about this. The muslims who lived in rotherham, they are living in england so they should obey the english rules. I believe that you've heard about this quote - "when in rome, do the romans do". Muslims can assert the underage girl grooming as their 'culture', but in western society, this is a crime. Surely it is. I read some news about the 'rotherham rage', and they explained like this - " The first group conviction took place in 2010, when five British-Pakistani men were convicted of sexual offences against girls aged 12-16." This is evidently a crime that cannot be understand by the sights of englishmen and womens. This rotherham rage may be started by the anxiety of lots of adults who worries that their underaged kids in unwanted marriage or pregnant. These results can be treated as a very big social problems in england.
Culture is not the chiffon cake. We don't need to take all of them. All cultures are different. Some parts can be admitted, but the others can be denied by the adoptor's point of view and the cultural contexts. Cultural diversity? Sure, it's a great and agreeable title. Though, if somebody impose me to admit all the different culture in the name of 'diversty', even though that difference is recognized as a crime in my country, i'll definitely say no to them. If the foreigners still want to keep their culture, even if it's a crime of problematic stuffs in our country, the best way they could do is going back to their hometown. As you're earning money and living in this country, you first should respect their culture and their point of view. Just blaming natives as the 'xenophobic' and 'racist' seems like a crying baby who wants more ice cream... lol.
I am a Scot, a descendant of Clan Fraser and this piece stirs my soul! Long live Scotland the brave!!!!
Also Clan Fraser! Je Suis Prest!
@@fairwinds610 Did somebody say Fraser!
Yo!
Such pride in our heritage. Makes my heart sing.🇺🇸⚔🏴
Looks good on you!! Clan Douglas on my mother's side (drowns out the Sassenach in me father's).
I’m proud of my Scottish ancestry and the beautiful highland culture. And the pipes always make me stand taller 😊
This is a royal british legion band, not very scottish
Be proud of your heritage I just love the sound of those instruments.... just love it
As they should! Gorgeous music!
I am glad that I have some Scottish ancestors! This is making me emotional!
Same and because of it I play the pipes. The feeling of playing in a pipe band is hard to explain but it feels awesome the first few times.
Bagpipes are the bacon of instruments.
Love it!
And bacon is the bagpipes of meat.
I would say sushi. Challenging as fuck to master, but very satisfying once you do
@@juanignaciodecarlofadu6304 No...the pipes are the haggis of all instruments...up in your face...Jimmy...
Explain bacon
Am not Scottish.
I visited Scotland many time .
Beautiful countryside and friendly people. I love them.god bless them.
And it is true land of the brave.
Pleased to hear to you've been and we kept our tradition of a warm welcome in the highlands.
Am half Scottish.
Never visited Scotland in my life.
Beautiful countryside and amazing culture.
God bless Scotland.
@@thegreatestshenfan933 you should visit, if you can. beautiful country in every sense of the word :)
I have Scottish in me and really would love to visit Scotland. I am treating myself to my clans tartan- kilt wise.
@@lynpowell8532 its on my bucket list to visit, but odds are it wont happen . My 3rd great grandfather came from Scotland to america in the early 1800s
I can’t describe the pride I feel when I hear this
Hark when the night is falling
Hear! hear the pipes are calling,
Loudly and proudly calling,
Down through the glen.
There where the hills are sleeping,
Now feel the blood a-leaping,
High as the spirits
Of the old Highland men.
Towering in gallant fame,
Scotland my mountain hame,
High may your proud standards, Gloriously wave,
Land of my high endeavour,
Land of the shining rivers,
Land of my heart for ever,
Scotland the brave.
High in the misty Highlands,
Out by the purple islands,
Brave are the hearts that beat
Beneath Scottish skies.
Wild are the winds to meet you,
Staunch are the friends that greet you,
Kind as the love that shines
From fair maidens' eyes.
Far off in sunlit places,
Sad are the Scottish faces,
Yearning to feel the kiss
Of sweet Scottish rain.
Where tropic skies are beaming,
Love sets the heart a-dreaming,
Longing and dreaming for the homeland again
Eric Thompson thank you ! Beautiful ! 🙏🏼❤️🇨🇦
@@gaylesmith1752 I'm glad it gave you some joy, my friend! Nothing gives me greater pleasure than to bring people happiness.
My heat is breaking and tears are flowing.
@@sharonmullins1957 Hold fast. Your tears are well received, but hold fast. The homeland will always be there. And there's always room for a giggle.
Thank you so much for posting the lyrics. A beautiful tune.
Watching the precision marching and listening to the band (pipes and drums) stirs my soul to tears. I am a 3rd to 4th generation Australian with crazy Scottish heritage and the pipes and drums have never, ever failed to stir the Scot in my soul.
I was born and raised in Texas but I can live in Scotland and listen to this every day 😁
You do know it can get to -26 in Braemar over winter, we want some of your Texas warmth !!
I was born in Scotland but moved back and forth from Texas to Scotland
Braw
Hahah me too, I was born in a different country but I can watch this video all day. It jusstt..bagpipes are so amazing..
Oh btw I live in The Philippines.
@@talksolot Somebody was probably bullied their whole life. Trying to compensate for something you don't have? I bet you can never say that in our face. Just another idiot troll acting tough behind a monitor.
I am not a Scot, but even I hear the call to battle when I hear this!
andrew Hoard How could you NOT be willing to March to Hell and Back when you are lead by the Pipes?
andrew Hoard me either, I’m not a scot either, and yet I TOTALLY agree...
It could be part of your DNA
@Stefano Dawg my Scottish heritage dates back to the 1200's- from the clan Matson/ Matheson. Aye- highlander.
It makes me proud. And I'm not even Scottish!
Pride is a sin.
Sid, 👍🏻
I envy U
@Mike Davidson sinner
Berkan Vintern Not once did he mention Crusader Kings.
as a Greek I admire the Scotish people for preserving their traditions carefuly. Where I younger I would move to Scotland
i’m american
You do realise that most of what you think of as Scottish traditions were invented in the nineteenth century by wealthy Victorian aristocrats and the British army? They are as authentic as the Greek myths.
@@lukepassek426 God bless America
As a scotsman you are welcome in scotland
@@scintillate3492 Thank you. I appreciate the kinship between our two people
What a beautiful nation. Hello from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬🏴.
What a wonderful display of your tradition. Much love from the USA!
Starting at 1:07, the flag of Scotland flies majestically above the scene while the perspective gradually slides it center behind the band. Very inspiring.
A very fitting scene, makes a perfect screenshot
This is a royal british legion band, not a good representatives of Scotland.
I surely wish I could move to Scotland!!! It is the homeland of my grandparents.... Such healthy pride.
Well, have to learn new skills like suckling the gubment teet like the rest of the scots
Wales ancestry here, I've always loved the sounds of bagpipes.
Love this I am not from Scotland. Scotland the Brave and Amazing Grace is my favorite 2 songs. Much respect from Louisiana U.S.A.
I'm Canadian, Loud & Proud... but I have the Pipes in my SOUL...
Mom said we had some Scottish in there somewhere,
even though we mostly identified as French-Canadian (Meservia?).
All I know for sure is that my favorite part of any parade is the Piping Bands.
When I hear the Pipes, I feel like, some how, something is calling me home.
If I read this, I'd be pretty skeptical. But it's true.
The Pipes bring me to tears, even as a kid they did. Shivers, and chills. I'm 49 now.
In the early 90's I was at Banff National Park.
We were taking a rest by having a picnic lunch in a green space(park) in town.
Turns out there was a lone Piper. There was no one else around, so we sat almost at his feet. I think there was 8-12 of us? It was long ago! lol
Anyways, our picnic lunch lasted 4+ hours, as this young guy(16-20?)
PLAYED HIS HEART OUT!!! Not a pro, but MAN, on that day, he was AWESOME!!!
I'm not a tipper, or one to give out 'spare change'.
Buy on that day, we MADE him take the money. Literally.
He made out quite well I think. $120-ish, if my memory serves correctly.
Keep in mind, there were 3 kids under 8 yrs.
But, to be fair, my Son, the youngest of all, has always said since he could talk,
that the Pipes do to him what they do to me!
It was an AWESOME DAY! Great memories... sigh... :-)
Thanks for listening Folks.
Peace! from Alberta, Canada.
The first time I heard this I was moved to tears and still get goosebumps when I hear. Thank you for keeping with the traditions of your heritage and reminding us what your country went through to get where you are today. I will hold this song in my heart forever.
They are giving fair warning we are coming we will not stop and we will not surrender. Every time I hear the pipes and drums I wanna go into battle.
MARCH PROUDLY MEN.
MAD RESPECT FROM THE U.S.A.
So get a recording, put it in your pocket, play it and go sign up and volunteer for combat with the infantry.
@@davemaxa5263 thanks, not only did that give me a idea, it made me laugh🤣👍
Every time I watch this video, it makes me miss Scotland a lot because of the fact that I'm of Scottish heritage and I was in Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrew's, and the Highlands in late July to mid-August 2015. What a great time I had when I was there to visit family with my Mom. I'd do it all over again if I could and I'd definitely stay longer if possible. Long live Scotland!!
God Must Love Scotland because when those pipes started I heard heaven singing! Greetings from Kansas.🇺🇸⚔🏴
Long live SCOTLAND !!!!!!!
Leigh Covey It will look like Africa/Middle East in 50 years
@@conan1912 50 maybe sooner.
LONG live dogs of anglos!
KMW Tgats the entire world
So is it pronounced Sco'land or Skuhland?
Brilliant!! On our 4th of July parade in Cody Wyoming USA we always had bagpipes playing Scotland the Brave and the old 1812 quickstep...God bless s Scotland and the UK/USA. We will never forget where we came from :)
The really Scottish spirit!!! Great! I love Scotland!
I'm part Scot, and have never been to Scotland, but the first time I heard the pipes I must have been about 3. They lifted my soul, and they still do today 67 years later!
Ur 70?!
That is better than any artillery fire. Best wishes from Hamburg/Germany. May the Lord bless You all.
I can’t tell you how many times I have heard Scotland the brave. Every time it’s like the first time. It just stirs my soul.
This little pipe & drum band sounds better than a lot of those fancy, high dollar/euro pipe & drum bands you see performing in famous halls and castles or for the queen.... bravo ladies and gentlemen 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
AWESOME , I LOVE THE BAGPIPES , MY DAD PLAYED THEM, MOST BEAUTIFUL SOUND IN THE WORLD , LOVE AND PRAYERS TO SCOTLAND, LOVE FROM INDIANA, USA
This is the best rendition of "Scotland the Brave" I've ever heard! And I love the way the camera followed the band in a way that took in Braemar's beautiful architecture. An immaculate blend of music and art. Many thanks!
They were just splendid! I loved every minute of those people parading down the street of the town with people following behind them. What a parade of beautiful music. I am American, but I respect the tradition of the pipes ad the prided that they are played with. I love the sound of them.
God bless Scotland! Long live Scotland! greetings from Greece
Excellent. I've never heard it played better. They really got it.
I am German, but Scottland is my favorite Country. They are so proud to be Scotish. Scottland the brave....
andre knuewe...but they dont have scottish passports. they had their chance. omg
SCOTTI BOY she was irish mate
I’m a drummer and this style drumming fascinates me. And the whole sound of these guys/gals fire me up!! Makes me tear up and my heart race with fire!! And the Scottish are good people!
... as soon as I hear these beautiful sounds, I see the scottish landscapes and the skies above me ...
This is badass. I love the gambler bit at the end. Epic.
I remember that song from when I was a kid, nostalgia bomb there. Groovy.
LOL. So being "badass" makes it great? LOL
I’m sure the recently-deceased Kenny Rogers would have liked that gambler bit too.
Haha. The Gambler!
we miss this kind of bonding and collective identity in today's world. Imagine being one of the singers and synergzing with the group. Must be a great feeling.
My Scottish Blood is doing a dance about now
Same
Excuse me. WONDERFUL. Congratulations! BRZ🇧🇷👏
I'm Gaelic and this even stirs my blood so I know what you mean.
@@samperkins5498 qqaa
Right there with you!!! Love how I'm Scottish when hearing the bagpipes!
I am a catalan living in Scotland for 4 months. Everytime I listen this song my blood starts burning. It is electrical. Long life to Scotland from a man embracing your culture.
This is a royal british legion band, not good representatives of Scotland. Good scottish music is matt mcginn, the corries, the mcalmans, dick gaughan
I'm not Scottish, but bagpipes have a special place in my heart...so moving, just amazing sound, and a tradition so full of history...They talk to your heart...you really feel brave and take a stand for your people, your country. What a beautiful piece of live culture! You must be proud to be from that beautiful place!
My wife says that ye cannae beat these pipers. Just fantastic and a great band. I'm sure the Queen of Scots, Our precious Queen Elizabeth would love hearing them , along with the rest of the world. In the wars we all fought together under the Union Jack !
I live in Scotland,I could listen to this all day.
Amazing . Cheer for Scotland from Poland
Born and raised in Australia but I have half Irish, half Scottish highland blood flowing in my veins. This tune stirs me to the very core of my soul. I always feel a pang of sadness in my heart that so many Irish and Scotts have been displaced from our ancestral home over the centuries. It's my dream that one day I can go back, stand and look upon the lands that my ancestors lived, fought and died for.
Now the fantástic sound of the bagpipes. Thanks You so much. From me to the Nice people of Scotland 🏴
The first note always brings a tear to my eyes.
Superb. Gave me goosebumps. Best rendition I have heard so far.
Am so proud of my Scottish heritage!
Me too...
Likewise. I have ancestors from much of Eurasia, including Scotland.
It must be something to look out your window and see this coming down your street. I love bagpipes! Beautiful.
Oh yes! Bands play each weekend in the summer, or they used to until Covid, filling the village with the sound.
@@BraemarMedia Wow! You will again. Wish I could see/hear it in person. Beautiful.
I can't imagine any thumbs down on such a fine display. If I were on the enemy hill seeing this... why I'd tuck tail and run. Bravo, Cumbrae Pipe Band. Nice to see traditions carrying on. Cheers.
With much love from your cousins in the USA!
Stfu little yankee
F
@@twingoliebhaber1873How do you know they live up North? They may live in the southeast US across the street from a NASCAR super speedway.
K Yankee/yank is British slang for American. If an American uses it, however, it does mean northerner.
@@hamzashinwary4215 Someones butt hurt. Why all the hate?
no matter where who when and how that sound calls to the soul and the heritage
Ahh. Nothing better than hearing our allies March their anthem. Long live the motherland. Long live Scotland.
Scotland actually has no offical national anthem. This song, as well as Flower of Scotland are often used in its place when called for.
This is a royal british legion band, not good representatives of Scotland.
I'm an American of German and Mexican descent. I LOVE 'Scotland the Brave' with every fiber of my being. I get goosebumps when I watch videos like this!
as an Englishman.... Scotland the brave is the greatest song in the world.... pleases let us never be without Scotland
I love bagpipes all the way from south Africa
South African here too! We had a pipe band playing this in the pride parade in Cape Town!
I wish I could give this 10 thumbs up !
Great music and a beautiful location.Perfect.
I'm from Houston, TX a place that has so many different people from all over the world due to the oil industry, There are many scottish people, and my best friend was born and raised in Aberdeen. This makes me feel proud, even though I'm a Texan
A few years ago, I searched for bagpipe music and got stuck here. Not only that I love the piece itself, I keep on coming back because of the wonderful way it is played 💙 Thank you for this awesome music!
Just fabulous! How can you not feel a little bit Scottish hearing this music and seeing the coordinated march?
I am French but I love your country and would love to visit you and visit it in all parts
THE BAGPIPES ARE SO SOOTHING TO MY SOUL. IT RELAXES ME. THANK YOU FOR POSTING THE VIDEO. TAKE CARE.
WHY ARE YOU USING ALL CAPS? YOU SOUND SO INTIMIDATING.
I love this . I'm a Campbell. Makes me cry when I hear this. I cry because I'm so proud
I'm Swede Greek american, and I love it too
you do know the Campbell's betrayed Scotland to the English, We won't hold that against you
@@kennymilroy2136and they massacred my clan
@@kennymilroy2136 now in my country they make soup, we make burgers
@@kennymilroy2136 I hold it against them, all the way over here in America lol just kidding.
I'm Sudanese and I love this amazing Scottish music...
Totally awesome. Makes my eyes spill over.
It was incredible! How martial British people is! I enjoined very much this amazing video! Regards from Brazil and season greetings to everyone!
Just discovered that I have Scottish ancestors on my mums side...from Lanarkshire. That explains my love of haggis, wearing a kilt and the sound of the bagpipes 😁 Superb sound ...and I love how they sing The Gambler at the end 😂
Great piping…and The Gambler at the end? TOTAL WIN.🇺🇸🇮🇪🏴
Both of our children were competitive Scottish dancers for 12 years before they went off to college. BEST thing we ever did. It was good exercise. They learned discipline, dedication, comraderie & the high value of setting a goal, then "going for it!" Scotland Forever!!
What a beautiful town they are marching through. I'd love to live in a place like that
I would love to live there, also.
I love Scotland and its bagpipes ! So amazing ! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Scotland the Brave makes Scotland great and Scots proud.
I'm a Livingston living in Alabama. We never forget where we came from. Always brave!
When I was in England for work, I used to stand near pipers performing in the streets until they play this...they never miss it!
As an Englishman, I love hearing the Scots keep their history and pride, play it louder and longer gents
Respect from Canada!!
Imagine it’s like 6 AM, you’re in the military and you just hear this like 3 miles away from the base, I’d just shout in German that I’m surrendering. Because that’s the only logical thing to do. You can’t fight an army of drunk, bagpipe loving, traditional, lads. It’s physically impossible, they’ll just curb stomp you right then and there.
Big, tall fighters....sturdy, to the man...!!!
Aye, laddy, the "Ladies from Hell" are coming!
funniest think I've read all day LOL
Lived in Scotland for 10 years till 2016. Still whenever I hear the bagpipes i just feel so warm... Miss Scotland... Best memory in my life. Dundee forever!
I have never been to Scotland, but this music stirs my soul.
Love the harmony section. Absolutely beautiful!
"Got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em. Haha. Kenny Rogers......
My maternal grandfather immigrated to Canada from the Orkney's as a young man. He taught me to jig when I was only a toddler and gave me my love of the pipes. I've said all my life that when I die I want this to be played when my ashes are scattered into the Red River behind Captain Kennedy's house in the province of Manitoba, Canada
I've not yet been to the Orkney Islands, but it's on my list and I hope to visit in the next couple of years and film there.
Hi, The Orkney Isles are spectacular and I hope as a descendant of Scotland you get to visit them before you depart this earth.
Me too, and I'll aim to go soon, just in case!
Only The English etc add an 's to Shetland, Orkney, Falkland etc... Ouch! But aye, awesome band & Canadian troops &equally Hearty Folk.
My dad immigrated to Canada from Scotland. I have never lost my Scottish roots and rest of my UK background. I moved here just under 2 years ago. Best thing I did.... Closer now to this music...
Love how they put their pipes to the side and start singing “The Gambler” near the end. 😂
And here I thought you were trolling until I finished watching the video
I listened for it and wouldn't have without your suggestion! Adrenalin.
It made me burst out loud! Then again the cadence is just right
I'm sure Kenny Rogers would have been amused.
I'm sure they didn't sing that in 1314
I am a descendant of many many lands, but nothing makes me more proud than my Scottish ancestry……and this song gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. It was my favorite tune to learn on my chanter.
Mir geht jedes mal das Herz auf wenn ich Dudelsackmusik höre.
no where near am I Scottish but by God if this did not stir my heart then I am dead
This is a royal british legion band, not good representatives of Scotland.
GOD LOVE THE PIPES, & WITH THE DRUMS BACKING THEM UP ALWAYS GIVE ME THE SHIVERS IN A GOOD WAY
Scotland the brave is my favorite pipe music
If you have even a drop of Scottish blood in your veins, your heart can’t help but swell with pride with this music in your ears!
I am German and love these Scottish traditions and music. Always proud and great.