As an American of Mexican descent, my primary school was populated by Anglo-Saxons. Yet the only cultural dancing we did was Mexican. I would've loved to have done other cultural dances. BTW, my elementary school was called, Sunny Brae.
I am also Mexican descent with a bit of Scot-Irish and English to boot. I've been doing Scottish Country Dance since 2013 and loving it. Viva Mexico! Alba gu Brath! God save the Queen!
I love being Scottish too :) I like Canadian Strip the Willow. I always seem to go to Ceilidhs with the same Ceilidh band and they always do that last. I remember learning the military two step in primary school and I think I was the only person enjoying it :)
Joanne Biscuits Ferguson Aye not many people in school like the Scottish dance music/dances, always enjoyed the music and learning the dances myself as well! - Thanks for your lovely comment Joanne!
Aye Scotland aye the bonnie wee place the most beautiful place there ever can in the whole wide world the best WHISKY best Salamon,a race of born warriors none Braver Ever, fear them if do them wrong they always go on to Victory 1 on 1 there not losing Always Triumphant Amen all the best to you laddies & lassies of the World! The pipes & Drums belong only to Scotland & Ireland only & no 1 else 4 ever hooray alleuia i rejoice ! Slainte Mtath!🔥🔥☝😆⚡🤗⭐🌟👍😄🤝👌🤣🖖🙏✌🍷🤺🍻!
Scottish music is amazing! I'm a quarter Scottish so it's in my blood! I've never been to a Ceilidh before but I've recently moved to Scotland so I'm hoping I can get to one!
I remember having to do this shit round Christmas time at Primary. Gay Gordons, Strip The Willow, the whole 9 yards. And I hated it, so, much. At least I can vibe to it and dance in my own way.
Can you please tell me the name of the first tune that is played. My dad used to play this on his banjo mandolin as his warm up song. Thank you in advance
You can dance in any of the main Scottish city's, although there are better Ceilidhs at some of the smaller towns and villages! Here's a good place to visit: www.skipinnishceilidhhouse.com/
Actually where I live in Scotland all schools from p1 up to s6 do country dancing in gym (mainly around Christmas and St. Andrew's Day). In high school we generally learn about 14 different dances per year. We have ceilidhs too, like the one yesterday night. :)
@TheDonMon17 Thanks.... kinda apprehensive about it though; i'm not so good in competitions even when they're in my home county of surrey!!! Should be fun...
High school flashbacks....oh god the agony
Levi Tyson ikrrrr
Unfortunately me I have to listen to this probably more often due to living on one of the bloody islands 😢😆
Yes I remember those school days, funny as we all tripped over each other
Jokes on you I’m forced to do it in primary school :c
As an American of Mexican descent, my primary school was populated by Anglo-Saxons. Yet the only cultural dancing we did was Mexican. I would've loved to have done other cultural dances. BTW, my elementary school was called, Sunny Brae.
I love dancing to this, I say dancing I mean throwing my partner across the room like a maniac. Always good fun :)
What kind of dancing would that be? I'm really interested to know. I've always loved dancing like that but never knew what it was called.
It's called a Ceilidh, traditional Scottish dancing and so much fun :).
adam whitelaw they are
Especially the dance in question, strip the willow, which mostly comes down to spinning around and throwing people into other people
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee........HAAA!!!!!!!
I'm mexican and I really like the scottish music. 😍
I am also Mexican descent with a bit of Scot-Irish and English to boot. I've been doing Scottish Country Dance since 2013 and loving it. Viva Mexico! Alba gu Brath! God save the Queen!
@@michaelcummingsherrera1232
Viva Mexico!
Alba gu bràth!
God save the... What?.... Eh, no, Michael
Love this, reminds me of siiting with my granny, she played it on the radio all the time, stiil does, real scottish mucic
I'm Irish and hey scots ain't it great to have the best music in the world?
+Prinny05 It sure is, thanks for your nice comment!
That it is. :3
Well its only a matter of a pinion said the man with the wooden leg
Hell yeah it is
Aye it is but ye dinnae want tae do the bloody dances in school because of the conflict between the two genders!
I can't wait for our country fully reopen so we all can get back to dancing to this and other RSCD songs.
Its still not totally safe out there ...dont kid yourself COVID is still around...
I love Being Scottish, been to two Ceilidhs in the last year ^.^ This song and the military two step are my faves
Thanks for your lovely comment, Hope to get to a ceilidh soon myself!
I love being Scottish too :) I like Canadian Strip the Willow. I always seem to go to Ceilidhs with the same Ceilidh band and they always do that last. I remember learning the military two step in primary school and I think I was the only person enjoying it :)
Joanne Biscuits Ferguson
Aye not many people in school like the Scottish dance music/dances, always enjoyed the music and learning the dances myself as well! - Thanks for your lovely comment Joanne!
Me too
Love this dance and the tune. Great memories.
One of the first ones I ever learned . . . . back in the 1950s remoteness of Ross & Cromarty!!!
3:56 is this a different song? I only heard this part somewhere and I love it but can't find it on RUclips
Love this brill tune, it winds my mates up to maximum, XD
This is the song I always can't wait to be played at ceiledhs!
+murrax 2 Aye its a good one, thanks for your nice comment!!
TheDonMon17
I'm reading The Mure series by Jenny Colgan and it's being so nice discovering a new culture! Love this song. Brazilian here 🇧🇷
My family has strong Scottish ties It even has history tied to it
@@matthewbates9629 nice! 😊 I really love these affective memories
Apparently I have Scottish blood in my veins :) I've always been drawn to their music and dance. 🎵
I’m Part Scottish myself
I've been dancing to this for ages
+Lorna Mccurrach Thanks for your nice comment!
Me too 😊
Aye Scotland aye the bonnie wee place the most beautiful place there ever can in the whole wide world the best WHISKY best Salamon,a race of born warriors none Braver Ever, fear them if do them wrong they always go on to Victory 1 on 1 there not losing Always Triumphant Amen all the best to you laddies & lassies of the World! The pipes & Drums belong only to Scotland & Ireland only & no 1 else 4 ever hooray alleuia i rejoice ! Slainte Mtath!🔥🔥☝😆⚡🤗⭐🌟👍😄🤝👌🤣🖖🙏✌🍷🤺🍻!
I have to dance this at school 😕
I did and I screamed when I finished
What’s the matter with that this song is great😊
Remember dancing to that in school 😂
LOVE THIS MUSIC THANK YOU FOR POSTING HOPE MANY MORE VIDEOS COME OUT
I'm meant to be going to Scotland in March for a competition... consider this my "training"!!! lol; love the music!!!
Glad you like it! Hope you get to a Ceilidh you would enjoy it!
Great music for eating a pop tart
+Joshua Guevara Thanks for your comment, just shows how multipurpose the music really is!!
Mr. pop tart Dam i love pop tarts
Mr. pop tart yeh
Go out and buy your delicious pop tarts !!!
I think you are a cannibal!
Our school uses this song it is so good for my kids to dance
This sounds really interesting especially when it comes to using the String and Feather stick on your Pet Cat.
GRANDE MAGOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Socc'mel che canzone!!!!
*The number of times I had my arm nearly ripped out its freaking socket oh my god.*
I used to do this dance in a a cold winters nite in scottish dancehalls
Strip the Willow is a 56 bar Jig not 64 bars and doesn't require 'slap bang' cymbles throughout the dance.Billy Anderson
+Billy Anderson Thanks for your comment!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like the cymbals!
Though I am American. I love me some scottish music.
+Kindar Lamlar Thanks for your nice comment!
I’m actually part Irish and Scottish. And Man, do I love Celtic music
@@nicolea2839 no such thing as celtic music....it's scottish.
I was brought here from the Falkirk and Hibs fans doing the ceilidh dance xD
First tune is called One Hundred Pipers. Good set of jigs for sure!
Do you know where I could find this precise music on a CD? I am looking for the original and uncompressed file...
thank you!
i did this at kentwell!! it was soo fun!!
*gets arm nearly ripped off by someone in high school*
This is really nice
Scottish music is amazing! I'm a quarter Scottish so it's in my blood! I've never been to a Ceilidh before but I've recently moved to Scotland so I'm hoping I can get to one!
Enjoying very much,
Sir I have one qus can I use few music of this song on my video if u have any problem then tell me
Anyone know where the picture of that hut was taken about ?
Ma feet sair tapping thanks for posting
looking forward to doing this at the ceildh im going to :D:D
Love Scottish music. Nadine
@Bubblegurl23 glad u enjoy the music!! thanks for the comment!!
GOOD ! I LOVE SCOTLAND
I love scottish music!
+Oliver Fitzsimons Thanks for your nice comment!
Love it
I remember having to do this shit round Christmas time at Primary. Gay Gordons, Strip The Willow, the whole 9 yards. And I hated it, so, much. At least I can vibe to it and dance in my own way.
Can you please tell me the name of the first tune that is played. My dad used to play this on his banjo mandolin as his warm up song. Thank you in advance
100 pipers
really good music make more
thanks for your comment! glad you like it
qui sait où je peux danser en Ecosse cet été ?
where can I dance this summer in Scotland ?
You can dance in any of the main Scottish city's, although there are better Ceilidhs at some of the smaller towns and villages! Here's a good place to visit: www.skipinnishceilidhhouse.com/
I bet ye modern people could not attempt to dance to this music
Actually where I live in Scotland all schools from p1 up to s6 do country dancing in gym (mainly around Christmas and St. Andrew's Day). In high school we generally learn about 14 different dances per year. We have ceilidhs too, like the one yesterday night. :)
I am delighted the tradition is being continued, i left Scotland in 1964 and have never been back "Scots Wha Hae"
That's the same for me. Although I'm crap at the dances because I'm so clumsy xD
lol true. Btw I love your name!
Thank you , bushnomad is my signature name !!
Great but I wish people wouldn't add battery drums to everything.
I wonder how Gracie, further up on the screen, is liking Scotland and if she has got to a ceilidh yet? Wilma.
Any more specifics? I'd love to know which Scottish Dance band
@SarahMessful glad you like it! thanks for the comment!!!!
Hi Wilma, thanks for your comment! I was wondering this myself I hope she did!
@TheDonMon17 Thanks.... kinda apprehensive about it though; i'm not so good in competitions even when they're in my home county of surrey!!! Should be fun...
@supastar668 aye you'll be fine!! good luck!! where bouts is the comp?
*Bobs head to the beat*
Do you have a list of the tunes used in the video?
This reminds me of the school social, spent £55 on a kilt not even getting to dance
What is the tune called that starts at 3.57?
Does anyone know what the tune is called that comes in at 3 mins 55 secs?
Tam Lin!
Is there a track list ?
I,m still in school so I,m gonna hear this alot more... fuck!
@supastar668 have fun up here!! thanks for the comment!
@bluebellatv haha yeh been there myself in pe myself!! I love the music though!!!
my daughter also dance in her school
Is this available on CD or to download somewhere?
I so want it too!!!
@TheAllyT Thanks for your comment!!
We cau'dit draps o' brandy...Surprised a never pulled an ai
rm oot the socket with this...
LOVE IT SO BAD
Who remembers getting thrown across the room or throwing someone?
@DeeDon90 thanks for the comment!!
sounds like The Pogues!
@callumlawd01 thanks for the comment!!
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@TheDonMon17 ... No idea! But I'll find out closer to the time. Friend me on youtube and I'll let you know when I know. :)
@kazzag44 have a good one!!
Hi Mr Lever
Two Doors Down brought me here
first tune is...?!
"Wi' a hundred pipers"
XD xD xd
im scottish i can do that dance
XD
Sounds a bit like "Wi a` hundred pipers.
It's the same tune
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@Bubblegurl23 glad you enjoy the music! thanks for the comment!!