This is my favourite music of the pipes.and my husbands and now he rest with God above.i miss him so very much .but his spirit will always be by my side looking after me.r.i.p. my darling your always in my heart. Till we meet again in heaven.r.i.p. I will always love only you my darling.i know in my heart you'll always walk beside me my darling .its so sad when when you loose the one you love so dearly.but your spirit is always beside me where ever I go taking care of me .my heart will always be yours.till we meet in heaven again so my darling Carl rest in peace love you always with all my heart .your wife simone god bless
I'm sorry for your loss, I hope you have your friends & family with you. As the author Ellis Peters character Brother Cadfael (from the detective novels of the same name) once said in a Welsh blessing:- Sing to him, drink to him, speak to him and never doubt that he will hear you. If you like this music perhaps you might like a group called Clanadonia, they're also very good. The lead drummer is an old gentleman who has the best nickname in the world - Tu Bardh Stormcrow (Gandalf The Grey's nickname!).
My wife died last year. We had been married for 53 years and for over 30 of those she was at my side as I served in the British Army. We both loved the film and this music does reach into your soul. I often listen to the film soundtrack on my iPod and I just stumbled on this by accident. It is a great piece of music played as only military bands can ...
The solo violinist was superb as well as the other musicians. Gave me goosebumps upon goosebumps, and then brought tears to my eyes reading all the comments. To all those serving in any of HM services, my sentiments to all comrades of those lost in defending our country. RIP
My wife, Colleen McMillin Wilson, 2022 Canadian Scottish Drum Major Champion, has been asked to perform with a special "flourishing" drum major group at this year's (2022) Tattoo. We are so proud of her accomplishments after only seven years competing as a Scottish drum major, mostly in California, USA.
As I recall the Canadian pipe bands are very successful in international competitions. The Scottish tradition lives on there, especially I believe in the West.
Congratulations to your Wife Colleen , i am sure she will have a wonderful time in Edinburgh my home town, i was in one year when i was a wee lad singing on the Battlements with a choir around 1952-3 , loved it such joy to see the searchlights shining on us when it was pissing doon .
I wish her all the best in my home land. Show them how it’s done lassie and have a wonderful time being made welcome. You have nothing to prove only how fidget you are and that you are proud of all you have and will achieve in your life . My respects to you and your family 🏴🌈
I listen to this music composed in America and celebrated in Scotland. It was so well orchestrated and who doesn’t like bagpipes finishing off the piece. Hats to my Scottish brothers. Great performance in a magical setting!
My husband also loved this song very much. He bought the CD when he it came out. He’s also in heaven these last 17 months. I love you Ron. This is for you. xxx
My sincere condolences Ann. My Father loved the band of HMRM and as a young lad, he took me to see them many times when they were marching here in Liverpool. It is stirring stuff and you cannot fail to be impressed. They did the original closing Theme to The Thunderbirds film in 1966 called Thunderbirds Are Go 😊💞
@@stephensmith4480 Thank you. I saw Thunderbirds are go when I lived in Liverpool a year later. It was actually showing at in the afternoon at a cinema near Shiel Road. I went with some cousins. I was 13 at the time, my mom & I had moved to Liverpool to live with my Grandma for a year while my dad was in Vietnam. I’m sure your very proud of your dad & his music.
@@annsipes6780 WoW, that`s amazing that you actually lived in my Home City. Shiel Road is about 2 miles or so from me. I Live about a mile from Penny Lane, made famous by The Beatles and yes I am very proud of my Dad who is sadly not with us anymore. He served in The Merchant Navy during WW2 going up to Murmansk and Archangel in Russia as part of The North Atlantic Convoys. He also visited New York Harbour during The War, I still Have his Security pass for getting in and out of The Docks while he was in Port, issued by The Harbour Master of New York. Take care Ann and best wishes from Liverpool 💘💘
@@stephensmith4480 My mom grew up on Prospect Vale & that’s where I lived for a year from 1967-1968. She went to St. Sebastian’s Catholic school until she finished. I went to Shiel Rd. Secondary Modern for that one year. I was the only American there. It was a fun time & since I had lots of cousins who lived there it was wonderful. Their last name is McGee which I know is pretty common.
@@stephensmith4480 My dad was stationed at Sealand Air Station on the Welsh border. He met my mom at a dance in Liverpool in 1952 & I was born at Burtonwood AFB/RAF in Warrington. My Aunt Kitty lived not far from Penney Lane, her street was the Vineries. It’s a small world, I have dual citizenship & last time I was there was in 2013 with my husband. He loved it!
This was my wedding entrance music. Exactly this version with the massed pipes and drums. Still gives me goosebumps ten years on! Edit. A few people mentioned this being weird wedding music as I suppose it’s got some sort of battle connotations. Just adding here hubby and I met when both serving in the British Army so it’s kinda fitting! 😂
Further to this, I should add that the original series on BBC of the Last of the Mohicans was filmed mainly in Glen Affric, one of my most loved and beautiful parts of Scotland. The scenery is fabulous. One of my abiding memories of this place (I was much younger then) was camping in Glen Affric and climbing 3 Monroes in a day. The middle one was the highest, by a few tens of feet and it was a beautiful clear summer day. On one side you could clearly see the tops of the Cuillins on Skye, whilst on the other was visible the Moray Firth. In other words, you could see right across Scotland at this point.
Before the Colonials Scottish fur traders settled in the Appalachian Mountains and intermarried with the Cherokee. I can see why,the Smokey Mtns look alot like Scotland. Not from a distance, but when you hike the streams. It is a subtropical rainforest. They filmed Last of the Mohicans, the movie, there.
@@pohkeee no. The trees in the US were so big. They had a way of burning a tree without setting the forest on fire. It was less labor intensive. They didn't have to chop it down with an ax, which took hours. Most of trails were made by the Native Americans anyway. So, I don't know what trails they blazed, other than widening them. Hehe 😀
Yes and Glen Affric is highland scotland, belonging to the Scottish people. The people in this video would fight to stop them speaking their own language etc. Lowland people, and English are not native to the islands, and they would wipe the natives out given the chance, dont think they wouldn't.
Years ago, I told a friend of mine that we would be visiting Edinburgh while on a tour of Scotland and Ireland. He strongly suggested that we make every effort to see the tattoo at the castle. Long story made short, we managed to secure tickets at the last minute. It was one of the highlights of our trip. The ending to the night was both poetic and spine tingling. If you ever get the chance, see it. You`ll thank me.
This sent chills up my spine. I live in the mountains where this movie was filmed...when i hear this music, i see the mountains, when i watch the sun rise over the mountains, i hear this music.
Amazing piece of music. Everything is so dramatic in the flow. When the Pipes burst in, it’s almost overwhelming. All this contained within the incomparable setting of Edinburgh Castle. I so wish I had been there, it would have been a major, never to be forgotten experience.
I can't explain it , but this tune gets me deep down in my being . It is almost like it vibrates in tune with my own deep conciseness , I feel it more than just hear it . I wish I had words to express what it does to me .
Good music of any genre is beyond description- i.e. words. Can never explain it, just enjoy it. Whatever it “speaks” to you is for your interpretation only. And indeed, this masterpiece too rocks my being to its core.
@@samanthahart2245 Thank you for your comment . I didn't realize that you could reply to a person's post . I came back to listen to it again an found your comment . The problem I have is if I start to listen to this , I'll play it 4 or 5 times in a row ! As I write this it is 0435 hrs., here on Long Island NY USA
I think there’s a certain fascination with bagpipes in America. I could listen to them all day. Maybe it stems back to my ancestry? The Last of The Mohicans is one of my favorite movies as well. Thank you for posting this. I will follow The Gael to hear their gorgeous sounds. ❤️
I am a "duke's mixture" of English, Scottish, Irish and who knows what else LOL. Never been to any of those countries, don't know much about their cultures, but deep down in my DNA, those pipes just get my heart pumping!😀
This is now my favourite piece of music. I have always like and it's always been an emotional piece. It was made so much more special on my sons Royal Navy passing out as it was played for his guard retirement gun drill. It was a perfect piece for it and was played by the Royal Marine band. Bravo Zulu
The film is gorgeous, but this piece of music is EPIC! I can picture the scenes in my minds eye listening to it. Dougie McLean.< = Composer or the original music.
I am completely and utterly emotionally and spirally stirred to the core of my very soul. GOD bless Scotland's Marines Tattoo. The solo violinist is perfection personified. GOD bless especially the all of the Scots.
This anthemic piece of music is moving, emotional and enormously romantic, I first heard it as soundtrack to “Last of the Mohicans” back in 2012, when I was in a state of deep sadness and loneliness following my mother’s death. I fell passionately in love with Daniel Day-Lewis, who plays the film’s hero, and followed him online for all of 48 hours until I read about what he’s actually like - that was the end of that! I soldiered on with everyday life and then, out of the blue, I met a lovely guy for real and we’ve been blissfully together ever since. I’ve stopped hankering after fantasies, but my heart still beats faster when I hear this marvellous, evocative music.
@@caroldonaldson5936 That he becomes his characters and he's absolutely amazing in every film he's been in. _Last of Mohicans_, STELLAR... _Gangs of New York_ PHENOMENAL... _There Will be Blood_ UNFORGETTABLE. Yeah, he's one of the best there ever was and likely ever will be. And, he's freaking Irish. You simply can't make this stuff up. The dude is the best. lol I think, honestly, what this lady learned, was that she would never have an opportunity to date the man, and she probably preferred him younger.
The movie, the music, this Gael performance are all entirely magical. Years ago when I lived in East Tennessee my trail riding group went to the Dupont State Forest in North Carolina for a beautiful horseback ride (I believe Dupont is between Asheville and Brevard). The movie was largely filmed there and one trail we rode allowed us a beautiful view of that waterfall in the movie. How special! In addition, in 2019 our older daughter and I were in Edinburgh and visited the castle. We just missed the Military Tattoo and in fact they were still dismantling the scaffolding for the stands. Was disappointed.
Last of the Mohicans - a masterpiece and probably Daniel Day Lewis’s best movie - Rriv Schweig just as amazing! If you have not watched this movie do so - you will be ever so grateful that you gave yourself an experience that are out of the world - cinematography just superb!!!!!
I used to go with my parents to the Edinburgh Tattoo when I was young, we used to cheer the different teams on when they would be climbing up on things, it was great excitement. Now I live in Australia so I watch it on TV. I love the pipes and drums. Keep it up guys. Thank you.
I took part in one Tattoo when I was in the 1st. Troop cadets of the Royal Scots Greys in the 1950's. That was when the US Marines performed one of their memorable marching routines. I remember particularly the lone piper on the battlements of the Castle who always brought everything to a close.
I was fortunate enough to have seen a marching band with bagpipes in full uniform inside Edinburgh Castle 20 years ago, we were the few tourists left inside the walls once the ceremony began. It was truly the standout memory of my 2 weeks of hiking in Scotland
Don't forget the composer Dougie Maclean.. What a singer song writer. I remember watching him 4 days in a row with his skinny white legs in QLD Australia.
"you stay alive no matter what occurs. I will find you. No matter how long it takes. No matter how far. I will find you"
The first time I watched it when he said that ...I felt it. Whew
Clannad I will find you. Great song
@@_Tressala_I thought, I would have rather jumped with them than stay behind alone.
@talex1625 yes, you made the decision not the bad guy.
I think.that The Last of the Mohicans has one of the most romantic soundtracks ever made
Listen to the musical 'Jane Eyre' by John Caird and Paul Gordon then get back to me.
This is my favourite music of the pipes.and my husbands and now he rest with God above.i miss him so very much .but his spirit will always be by my side looking after me.r.i.p. my darling your always in my heart. Till we meet again in heaven.r.i.p. I will always love only you my darling.i know in my heart you'll always walk beside me my darling .its so sad when when you loose the one you love so dearly.but your spirit is always beside me where ever I go taking care of me .my heart will always be yours.till we meet in heaven again so my darling Carl rest in peace love you always with all my heart .your wife simone god bless
I'm sorry for your loss, I hope you have your friends & family with you. As the author Ellis Peters character Brother Cadfael (from the detective novels of the same name) once said in a Welsh blessing:- Sing to him, drink to him, speak to him and never doubt that he will hear you. If you like this music perhaps you might like a group called Clanadonia, they're also very good. The lead drummer is an old gentleman who has the best nickname in the world - Tu Bardh Stormcrow (Gandalf The Grey's nickname!).
Beautifully written, take care
Your welcome from simove@@nigelarbury9989
I can feel your pain...
Hold on try to be strong and always remember him
With appreciation from Greece
🙏🕯️
I am so proud of Scotland and its beautiful music. Makes me cry
And me 😢
Yip. It makes you very emotional. It's a great country. I'm so proud.
Can we take a moment to just appreciate that fine blond warrior...in uniform....playing such beautiful stirring music 🤩😍.
Sometimes words cannot describe the emotion that music can bring to one, and this piece is one of them.
Sublime.
Dougie Maclean has written many beautiful pieces. His song Caledonia is really our National Anthem. .
CORRECTION: This piece is called "The Gael" by Dougie Maclean . This particular arrangement of the piece is by Trevor Jones.
It's not even hard to get this information. Worst video title ever.
This "GAEL" should have gotten an Academy Award for it Spoke it's own kind of words to my ears.
We have our Scottish Singer/Songwriter Dougie MacLean to thank for that
The Gael is a masterpiece from Dougie.
Agreed
My wife died last year. We had been married for 53 years and for over 30 of those she was at my side as I served in the British Army. We both loved the film and this music does reach into your soul. I often listen to the film soundtrack on my iPod and I just stumbled on this by accident. It is a great piece of music played as only military bands can ...
God bless you!
I am so sorry. I pray you are doing well, but, know you will never be the same. God Bless….
The solo violinist was superb as well as the other musicians. Gave me goosebumps upon goosebumps, and then brought tears to my eyes reading all the comments.
To all those serving in any of HM services, my sentiments to all comrades of those lost in defending our country. RIP
God bless you ❤
My wife died 12 ago and it was her wish to play this piece as the very last piece at her funeral…… still cry my eyes out when hearing this epic score
sorry for your loss. your wife hade great taste in music. may she rest in peace and all the best to you, my friend.
Bless your wife's soul and may she be happy in Heaven.
Sorry for your lost brother..
❤
Greatest piece of music ever created for a movie score and my favorite movie ever. Brings back lots of good memories.
Damn this really is one of the best scores ever composed.
It compares with the bagpipes for giving goosebumps. My favourite film
Great. Music. Love. It
Roxie Marquez. It's even better when this music is played while the film is showing the great expanse of wilderness.
Written by Dougie MacLean
@@Alex-yu3wg Google is giving four names for composing the music. Trevor Jones Dougie McLean Randy Edelman and Ciaran Brennan
One of the best pieces of music ever composed. Beautifully played by the marines too, was a spectacle to watch.
My wife, Colleen McMillin Wilson, 2022 Canadian Scottish Drum Major Champion, has been asked to perform with a special "flourishing" drum major group at this year's (2022) Tattoo. We are so proud of her accomplishments after only seven years competing as a Scottish drum major, mostly in California, USA.
As I recall the Canadian pipe bands are very successful in international competitions. The Scottish tradition lives on there, especially I believe in the West.
Congratulations to your Wife Colleen , i am sure she will have a wonderful time in Edinburgh my home town, i was in one year when i was a wee lad singing on the Battlements with a choir around 1952-3 , loved it such joy to see the searchlights shining on us when it was pissing doon .
Brooks & Colleen. I want to wish you guy's a wonderful visit to Edinburgh. The pipes resonate around the world.
The last of the Mohicans is set in Canada . So, it's appropriate music for your wife's band.
I wish her all the best in my home land. Show them how it’s done lassie and have a wonderful time being made welcome. You have nothing to prove only how fidget you are and that you are proud of all you have and will achieve in your life .
My respects to you and your family 🏴🌈
Interesting tune to be played in the UK. Man!!! The violin then moving into the pipes . There is something about the pipes!!!! Powerful!!!
Scotland is part of the UK!! Also, there are Northumbrian pipes which are English!
@@justonecornetto80 Not forgetting the Cornish!
Why interesting? It was written by a Scot, and the last time I checked, Scotland was still a part of the UK.
This is incredible. This score always causes the deepest tumult of emotion. But this! What a mystical thing when the bag pipes sing!
👌🏴❤️🏴
Maravillosa canción ❤!
Mágica🥰❤🙏
@@joserobertoposefernandez1536Tune😂
I listen to this music composed in America and celebrated in Scotland. It was so well orchestrated and who doesn’t like bagpipes finishing off the piece. Hats to my Scottish brothers. Great performance in a magical setting!
didnt we run you guys out of canada in 1814?
Royal marine band …without doubt the best military band in the world…
Protectors of people, fine musicians.. beautiful violin solo.. beautiful ambush of bagpipes. Beautiful everything. Composed in our lifetime. 🌿❤🌿
This music comes from somewhere DEEP, ands just captivates me at a level which is equally deep; mesmerizing!
#R.Boyle Get a Grip of yourself.!
They’re playing “outlawed tunes on their bahgpipes “.
@@glenngreeno6004 Dare I ask why ? Go on, run with it?
To God's glory, gifted by Him
Bye the way people they are royal marines 🇬🇧
Every time I watch this movie, I realize how much this song affected my emotions. Superb!
Movie name
last of the Mohicans
Why is this not viral,its brilliant🇮🇪💪
My husband also loved this song very much. He bought the CD when he it came out. He’s also in heaven these last 17 months. I love you Ron. This is for you. xxx
My sincere condolences Ann. My Father loved the band of HMRM and as a young lad, he took me to see them many times when they were marching here in Liverpool. It is stirring stuff and you cannot fail to be impressed. They did the original closing Theme to The Thunderbirds film in 1966 called Thunderbirds Are Go 😊💞
@@stephensmith4480 Thank you. I saw Thunderbirds are go when I lived in Liverpool a year later. It was actually showing at in the afternoon at a cinema near Shiel Road. I went with some cousins. I was 13 at the time, my mom & I had moved to Liverpool to live with my Grandma for a year while my dad was in Vietnam. I’m sure your very proud of your dad & his music.
@@annsipes6780 WoW, that`s amazing that you actually lived in my Home City. Shiel Road is about 2 miles or so from me. I Live about a mile from Penny Lane, made famous by The Beatles and yes I am very proud of my Dad who is sadly not with us anymore. He served in The Merchant Navy during WW2 going up to Murmansk and Archangel in Russia as part of The North Atlantic Convoys. He also visited New York Harbour during The War, I still Have his Security pass for getting in and out of The Docks while he was in Port, issued by The Harbour Master of New York. Take care Ann and best wishes from Liverpool 💘💘
@@stephensmith4480 My mom grew up on Prospect Vale & that’s where I lived for a year from 1967-1968. She went to St. Sebastian’s Catholic school until she finished. I went to Shiel Rd. Secondary Modern for that one year. I was the only American there. It was a fun time & since I had lots of cousins who lived there it was wonderful. Their last name is McGee which I know is pretty common.
@@stephensmith4480 My dad was stationed at Sealand Air Station on the Welsh border. He met my mom at a dance in Liverpool in 1952 & I was born at Burtonwood AFB/RAF in Warrington. My Aunt Kitty lived not far from Penney Lane, her street was the Vineries. It’s a small world, I have dual citizenship & last time I was there was in 2013 with my husband. He loved it!
This was my wedding entrance music. Exactly this version with the massed pipes and drums. Still gives me goosebumps ten years on!
Edit. A few people mentioned this being weird wedding music as I suppose it’s got some sort of battle connotations. Just adding here hubby and I met when both serving in the British Army so it’s kinda fitting! 😂
Its so dramatic tho
What a WEDDING, Allie!! What a Fierce Bride YOU be!!!! Savage Wife and Mom, too!!! Keep Calm and Bag Pipe On!!! Gregg Oreo long Beach Ca
My wife and I closed our wedding ceremony with the fiddle variant 'The Kiss'. Lump-in-the-throat stuff... 😌
expensive wedding
Gwych!!! (Brilliant)👌🏴😊
Gold. The bagpipes are heaven. Reminding me of my military brat childhood.
The drums.. then the violin.. then the bagpipes...I'm in awe!
Being 🇬🇧, I'm a bit bias, but our military bands are the best in the world! The bagpipes send shivers down my spine every time!
The discipline of the pipes, the drums, the brass, the strings, the individual performers, is absolutely phenomenal. Simply outstanding and stirring.
Tu lo haz dicho!!!♥️👋
There is one thing we should be really proud and this it our military forces bands. They are just superb
Spot on.
One of my favorite movie 🎵!
This never gets old. Most stunning musical composition ever...
Scotland, beloved land of my dreams, of my memories! How I wish to see you again, one more time, before I'm gone!
I never get tired of hearing this performance. Simply wonderful!
Watch the video almost every evening.💙
Further to this, I should add that the original series on BBC of the Last of the Mohicans was filmed mainly in Glen Affric, one of my most loved and beautiful parts of Scotland. The scenery is fabulous. One of my abiding memories of this place (I was much younger then) was camping in Glen Affric and climbing 3 Monroes in a day. The middle one was the highest, by a few tens of feet and it was a beautiful clear summer day. On one side you could clearly see the tops of the Cuillins on Skye, whilst on the other was visible the Moray Firth. In other words, you could see right across Scotland at this point.
Before the Colonials Scottish fur traders settled in the Appalachian Mountains and intermarried with the Cherokee. I can see why,the Smokey Mtns look alot like Scotland. Not from a distance, but when you hike the streams. It is a subtropical rainforest. They filmed Last of the Mohicans, the movie, there.
Aye
@@billofrightsamend4 : …and the term blazing a trail comes from Scottish explorers making gashes on the trees to mark the trails.
@@pohkeee no. The trees in the US were so big. They had a way of burning a tree without setting the forest on fire. It was less labor intensive. They didn't have to chop it down with an ax, which took hours. Most of trails were made by the Native Americans anyway. So, I don't know what trails they blazed, other than widening them. Hehe 😀
Yes and Glen Affric is highland scotland, belonging to the Scottish people. The people in this video would fight to stop them speaking their own language etc. Lowland people, and English are not native to the islands, and they would wipe the natives out given the chance, dont think they wouldn't.
Years ago, I told a friend of mine that we would be visiting Edinburgh while on a tour of Scotland and Ireland. He strongly suggested that we make every effort to see the tattoo at the castle. Long story made short, we managed to secure tickets at the last minute. It was one of the highlights of our trip. The ending to the night was both poetic and spine tingling. If you ever get the chance, see it. You`ll thank me.
i think you will find it is the uk and ireland
Пусть пушки замолчат, пусть всегда будет музыка!
amen
This sent chills up my spine. I live in the mountains where this movie was filmed...when i hear this music, i see the mountains, when i watch the sun rise over the mountains, i hear this music.
One of my favorite movies - it’s nothing without the music
Amazing piece of music. Everything is so dramatic in the flow. When the Pipes burst in, it’s almost overwhelming. All this contained within the incomparable setting of Edinburgh Castle. I so wish I had been there, it would have been a major, never to be forgotten experience.
Can't believe I've watched it more than 30 times already in 3 days😭😭
And these Marines are all fighting soldiers as well as musicians
Sure, they are clearly fighting with their musical instruments.
@@ktom5262 Ahhh another sceptic
I can't explain it , but this tune gets me deep down in my being . It is almost like it vibrates in tune with my own deep conciseness , I feel it more than just hear it . I wish I had words to express what it does to me .
Good music of any genre is beyond description- i.e. words. Can never explain it, just enjoy it. Whatever it “speaks” to you is for your interpretation only. And indeed, this masterpiece too rocks my being to its core.
Same bro, same
Lo has definido perfectamente. A mi me sucede lo mismo. Me extremece y me pone "la piel de gallina" y también alguna lágrima. No hay palabras🙏
U r truly an awakening happening in real life
@@samanthahart2245
Thank you for your comment . I didn't realize that you could reply to a person's post . I came back to listen to it again an found your comment .
The problem I have is if I start to listen to this , I'll play it 4 or 5 times in a row !
As I write this it is 0435 hrs., here on Long Island NY USA
The intro of the bagpipes sensational.
For my mum and dad in the heavens above see ya soon.
Imagine being one of these musicians playing, wow!!
Maclean from Scotland and 5th Gen US citizen. Great to see the castle and here the 1:00 Pm cannon go off . Great concerts at the castle !
A classic piece of music performed beautifully 😊😊long live the bagpipes 😊
Thank Got there are still
descendants of the Mohicans.
A wonderful piece.
I t goes underneath the skin. Class. 5⭐
Remember this piece was written by a Scot and used for the movie It is called The Gael
Gives me chills…. Such an epic masterpiece.
I think there’s a certain fascination with bagpipes in America. I could listen to them all day. Maybe it stems back to my ancestry?
The Last of The Mohicans is one of my favorite movies as well. Thank you for posting this. I will follow The Gael to hear their gorgeous sounds. ❤️
I am a "duke's mixture" of English, Scottish, Irish and who knows what else LOL. Never been to any of those countries, don't know much about their cultures, but deep down in my DNA, those pipes just get my heart pumping!😀
This is now my favourite piece of music. I have always like and it's always been an emotional piece. It was made so much more special on my sons Royal Navy passing out as it was played for his guard retirement gun drill. It was a perfect piece for it and was played by the Royal Marine band. Bravo Zulu
Love this version so much I can’t stop playing it. Would love it for my wedding or at my funeral to leave people with happy faces!👌❤️🏴❤️
The film is gorgeous, but this piece of music is EPIC! I can picture the scenes in my minds eye listening to it. Dougie McLean.< = Composer or the original music.
Breathtaking!
I am completely and utterly emotionally and spirally stirred to the core of my very soul.
GOD bless Scotland's Marines Tattoo. The solo violinist is perfection personified.
GOD bless especially the all of the Scots.
The Royal Marines are British.
Beautiful! It made the movie even better 👍
Talk about touching your soul.............. wow
Loved the movie, the theme music and I think Danial Day Lewis is (retired) a fine actor.
My favorite movie of all time because of the exquisite marriage of the score and the cinematography!
This anthemic piece of music is moving, emotional and enormously romantic, I first heard it as soundtrack to “Last of the Mohicans” back in 2012, when I was in a state of deep sadness and loneliness following my mother’s death. I fell passionately in love with Daniel Day-Lewis, who plays the film’s hero, and followed him online for all of 48 hours until I read about what he’s actually like - that was the end of that! I soldiered on with everyday life and then, out of the blue, I met a lovely guy for real and we’ve been blissfully together ever since. I’ve stopped hankering after fantasies, but my heart still beats faster when I hear this marvellous, evocative music.
Just curious, what did you find out about what Daniel Day Lewis is like?
@@JT-tr5cz He's a glorious method actor and that's all there is to that.
🏴😊
I'm curious to know what you found out about DDL that was so awful??
@@caroldonaldson5936 That he becomes his characters and he's absolutely amazing in every film he's been in. _Last of Mohicans_, STELLAR... _Gangs of New York_ PHENOMENAL... _There Will be Blood_ UNFORGETTABLE. Yeah, he's one of the best there ever was and likely ever will be. And, he's freaking Irish. You simply can't make this stuff up. The dude is the best. lol I think, honestly, what this lady learned, was that she would never have an opportunity to date the man, and she probably preferred him younger.
Only one word FANTASTIC
from France / hyères 83 ,,
one single word
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The movie, the music, this Gael performance are all entirely magical. Years ago when I lived in East Tennessee my trail riding group went to the Dupont State Forest in North Carolina for a beautiful horseback ride (I believe Dupont is between Asheville and Brevard). The movie was largely filmed there and one trail we rode allowed us a beautiful view of that waterfall in the movie. How special! In addition, in 2019 our older daughter and I were in Edinburgh and visited the castle. We just missed the Military Tattoo and in fact they were still dismantling the scaffolding for the stands. Was disappointed.
Amo ese tema, amé el filme, he amado todas las versiones que he escuchado...todas me han tocado el alma.. gracias ❤
As an ex serviceman. Our numbers have been decimated. Thankfully
we've still got a band and the Red Arrows. We can all sleep safely.
Just like to add I'm joking.
Modern warfare doesn’t need a large number of soldiers. The future of warfare is A.I
Thank you! This masterpiece will always remind me of my father. Even if he is no longer with us.
That music is a masterpiece, I love it
Everytime i listen to this Song i become goosebumps all over my Body and tears in my eyes.
The Last of The Mohicans was a stunning and sprawling masterpiece.
Last of the Mohicans - a masterpiece and probably Daniel Day Lewis’s best movie - Rriv Schweig just as amazing! If you have not watched this movie do so - you will be ever so grateful that you gave yourself an experience that are out of the world - cinematography just superb!!!!!
I was at that performance. Magnificent. Similar emotion at the end of Riverdance.
I used to go with my parents to the Edinburgh Tattoo when I was young, we used to cheer the different teams on when they would be climbing up on things, it was great excitement. Now I live in Australia so I watch it on TV. I love the pipes and drums. Keep it up guys. Thank you.
I took part in one Tattoo when I was in the 1st. Troop cadets of the Royal Scots Greys in the 1950's. That was when the US Marines performed one of their memorable marching routines. I remember particularly the lone piper on the battlements of the Castle who always brought everything to a close.
Ahh, they brought tears to my eyes with that inspired performance! ❤ 🥁
I was fortunate enough to have seen a marching band with bagpipes in full uniform inside Edinburgh Castle 20 years ago, we were the few tourists left inside the walls once the ceremony began. It was truly the standout memory of my 2 weeks of hiking in Scotland
You guys rock!!! Love it! Respect from a Turk who is a distant relative of original Americans.
Absolutly stunning. Thank you for sharing.
Sublime.
Every time I hear the RM’s I choke nd think of my late father who served in the RN for 16 years.
This at the EMT with Pipers - wow!
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Semper Fortis 👊👊👊👊
I play this when I work out.....nothin gets you ready like this!!
AWESOME!! One of my favs soundtracks!
Outstanding!!!
This always hits me hard but WOW! Tears. Thank you for posting this.
The first time I saw the movie, fell in love with the musical score. So beautiful.
My goodness this is superb. My heart bursts with pride seeing this .I feel so lucky to hear this . 💓
Chi ha un anima sensibile ama questa musica❤❤❤❤
One of my favourite pieces of music.
This must’ve been absolutely incredible live. Love this. One of the best soundtracks ever.
It’s the electric shock running from head to toe, the goosebumps and the brink of tears: that’s when you know. Beautifully executed.
Don't forget the composer Dougie Maclean.. What a singer song writer. I remember watching him 4 days in a row with his skinny white legs in QLD Australia.
I think this piece SHOULDVE been nominated!
This is magnificent... Love it
It doesn't matter what orchestra plays this piece, but it stirs such overwhelming emotion in me. Must be my Scottish ancestry.
Aye
Amazing. I have shivers down my arm
Awesome video
Magnificent arrangements. One of the most best movies based on true events I have ever saw...
Only thing being true was mohican as a name like any retelling.. it's all considered fiction
It's from one of my favourite films and this version is epic.
Soundtrack of Last of the Mohigand is the best. I can listen to it over and over again will never get tired of it.
ABSOLUTELY STUNNING.....
I was lucky enough to be an extra in this movie
The best Gael I've ever heard. Amazing!
Respect from Athens Greece!
Listen full volume with earphones.... Spectacular
Only cried over four movies in my life and this was one of them. Brilliant performance here 👏