If Americans had this music in the streets every day, we would remember who we are and not be cowed by the usurpers!! What is the name of the piece at 11:40?
@@merrybutcher2978 That, and Scottish Pipes are meant to be held/carried while played while with Uilleann pipes you can't do that and you have to be sitting.
You should study the facts before you make ignorant comments. Just so you know the bagpipes are for marching and war. Uilleann pipes are for dancing and song. Please also note that the kilt ( unlike the modern version was a long cloth that they wrapped around themselves to keep warm ) you refer as Scottish is also not correct It came from Ireland as did the Gaelic language of Scotland and the Scots were the Irish who settled in western Scotland. They gave Scotland its modern name. The tartan was introduced by the English to keep the clans separate and divided the original kilts from Ireland were not tartan. Hence the golden colour of the Royal Irish Regiment kilts ( They are a British army regiment ) The east of Scotland were the Picts. Over the centauries the Scots/ Picts and Irish mixed and today are the same ethnic group ( except for all the new immigrants now settling in both countries. The coming of the Protestant religion and the needs of the English to keep order and control of both countries gave them the need to keep them as divided as possible. The modern tartan and kilts became popular in Scotland only after the writings of Walter Scott who wished the German Royal family would blend in and be more acceptable to their Scots and Irish subjects . This no doubt helped their English subjects accept strange culture as King George could not speak English.
I was only pointing out how the Scottish pipes are easier to carry than the uilleann pipes, the NYPD exclusively uses the Scottish pipes for all occasions even when they are standing in one place the entire time. By your logic then, they should be using the uilleann pipes when they aren't marching, but guess what? They still play the Scottish pipes when they aren't marching and obviously they aren't in a middle of a warzone. I've even seen videos with the NYPD pipes and drums playing the Scottish pipes at the wedding receptions of their families, when by your logic they should be playing the uilleann pipes since they aren't marching or at war. And also by your logic, the Irish should also be wearing kilts during special occasions like the Scots do, but they don't and they haven't for a very long time. The Irish instead have Aran sweaters and each stitching pattern represents a different clan/family but even those aren't widely used anymore. Use your brain and insert some logic into it, because it seems I am not the one that's ignorant here with how many logical fallacies you just spat out.
i was born and bread in Ireland and proud of it . God bless Ireland and god bless America
New York always rocks the house,
You guys are the best of the best 🍺
God bless you always
In all ways
GOD Bless the N.Y.P.D!!!
Yes, I can't say it better. They're just so inspiring and impressive...keep it going guys!
Orangemen should be proud being represented in the Eire flag
NYPD is the best police Department ever
every time i hear the pipes from Ireland and se them it does not take long to chock me up . God bless them . proud like me .
Magnificent.
I was in a police bagpipe band once. We wore police shirts and had police ba badges
well done you guys cheers god bless ny police and any other type of police is out there
If Americans had this music in the streets every day, we would remember who we are and not be cowed by the usurpers!! What is the name of the piece at 11:40?
The Minstrel Boy
The minstrel boy 👍🇮🇪
Minstrel Boy is my favorite tune on the bagpipes and Scotland 🏴 the brave
What song starts at 10:00
Rakes of Mallow
@@retlcd8736 thank you
Love this song, they played this song in Binghamton years back
Whats the song at 10:15?? Please????
Rakes of Mallow
What song is playing at 3:51?
Paddy’s Green Shamrock Shores
Why are they playing scottish pipes and wearing scottish attire with sporrans? 🤔
These are similar to the Irish warpipes even your masters in London mention them in dispatches in the 16th century.
@@merrybutcher2978 That, and Scottish Pipes are meant to be held/carried while played while with Uilleann pipes you can't do that and you have to be sitting.
@@quietreader4190
You should study the facts before you make ignorant comments. Just so you know the bagpipes are for marching and war. Uilleann pipes are for dancing and song. Please also note that the kilt ( unlike the modern version was a long cloth that they wrapped around themselves to keep warm ) you refer as Scottish is also not correct It came from Ireland as did the Gaelic language of Scotland and the Scots were the Irish who settled in western Scotland. They gave Scotland its modern name. The tartan was introduced by the English to keep the clans separate and divided the original kilts from Ireland were not tartan. Hence the golden colour of the Royal Irish Regiment kilts ( They are a British army regiment ) The east of Scotland were the Picts. Over the centauries the Scots/ Picts and Irish mixed and today are the same ethnic group ( except for all the new immigrants now settling in both countries. The coming of the Protestant religion and the needs of the English to keep order and control of both countries gave them the need to keep them as divided as possible.
The modern tartan and kilts became popular in Scotland only after the writings of Walter Scott who wished the German Royal family would blend in and be more acceptable to their Scots and Irish subjects . This no doubt helped their English subjects accept strange culture as King George could not speak English.
I was only pointing out how the Scottish pipes are easier to carry than the uilleann pipes, the NYPD exclusively uses the Scottish pipes for all occasions even when they are standing in one place the entire time.
By your logic then, they should be using the uilleann pipes when they aren't marching, but guess what? They still play the Scottish pipes when they aren't marching and obviously they aren't in a middle of a warzone.
I've even seen videos with the NYPD pipes and drums playing the Scottish pipes at the wedding receptions of their families, when by your logic they should be playing the uilleann pipes since they aren't marching or at war.
And also by your logic, the Irish should also be wearing kilts during special occasions like the Scots do, but they don't and they haven't for a very long time. The Irish instead have Aran sweaters and each stitching pattern represents a different clan/family but even those aren't widely used anymore.
Use your brain and insert some logic into it, because it seems I am not the one that's ignorant here with how many logical fallacies you just spat out.