Scotland the Brave by the Massed Bands on the march after the 2019 Dufftown Highland Games in Moray
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- After the finish of the 2019 Dufftown Highland Games in Moray, Scotland, the 11 pipe bands form up and march as one massed group playing 'Scotland the Brave' back through Dufftown to finish at the famous Clock Tower.
Led by Drum Major Nick Stables from Dufftown & District Pipe Band, the other 10 bands were Arberlour Community & District Pipe Band, Ballater & District Pipe Band, Buckie & District Pipe Band, Ellon & District RBL Pipe Band, Forres & District Pipe Band, Huntly & District Pipe Band, Kintore Pipe Band, Lonach Pipe Band, Strathisla Pipe Band and Towie & District Pipe Band.
I'm not even Scottish, but I'm feeling this. Probably everyone who has a soul out there is feeling it. 🏴
Aye laddy👊👌
@Matthew Tattershall iio is ku
Uu
@Matthew Tattershall u
Some guy brought bagpipes to the protest on the 6th, and when he started playing Scotland the brave, it’s like every white guy in the front ranks just knew what it meant. That’s when the crowd began to advance.
There's something very soul-stirring about the bagpipes.
The material it is made of?
Sheep skin...
@@petervan333 not only a Scotsman. The great Highland pipes makes blood run faster all around the globe.
Aye that be true laddie
True .. u feel it deep.
I imagine more than a few people think this is how Scots normally travel between pubs.
Made my day 😂
Aye it's the only way to travel.
Gritmo The Odd thanks for the laugh
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmao !!!!
@@gregorydonrovich2068 a rusky!
cheeki breeki i v damked apyr
I’m from Lebanon and I think no one dresses more elegantly than the Scottish Highlanders… I love shortbread, whisky and moreover, I love Scotland ❤
This makes me proud to be Scottish.
Which is weird because I’m Mexican
😃😃
It's not the Scotsman on the outside that matters, it's the angry little Scotsman we all have inside of us
Ok, that last part sounded kinda dirty, but you know what I mean
I know jajajajaja I'm Mexican too but I don't care jajajajajajaja
Yer an honorary Scotsman
Every Scottish person smiling as soon as we hear the pipes ❤️🙏✅
Rasmia Zedan is a Scottish name??
@@10pmmemes88 being born and raised in Scotland makes you scottish, not your fuckin name
Me and my husband had the Scottish bagpipes at our wedding even though we are both born in England.
And English- if they have a soul. Everyone in fact.
@@jamesholloway-hughes7310 Nae matter where u come frae, the bagpipes is for everyone. Congratulations btw👍
I'm not scottish, but everytime I hear this makes me be one.
Same here from Brazil
We'll welcome in any time.
The same here too why ? I think because of incoming culture but I’m Cuman how can be in incoming culture
Same thing for me from France 💙🏴❤🙂
I'm English but so true lol
I'm Mexican born, American raised but want to be buried with the bagpipes playing. My whole family think it's weird but I just love them
To be fair I have a friend who is Italian born and raised, not a drop of Scottish blood in him, who plays in a Scottish bagpipe band. Personally, I am Ukrainian American but LOVE Celtic Punk music. You like what you like no matter your ethnicity.
Not weird at all, the pipes just hit the soul different!
@@joseromero344 You don't have to be Scottish to have Scotland in your heart ❤️
Greetings from Clan Mackintosh 🏴
🌌🔭
When you heard the bagpipes back in the day it's was either help was coming or hell was coming.👍
The pipes help us agin tha saxons. Ma Celtic brother.
Or men in skirts are coming
@@AP-23 yep the ladies from hell the Germans called them 😂
🏴🤝🇮🇪
@@AP-23 they're no skirts. They're Kilts.
Respect the Tartan. 😉
The only musical instruments that make me tear up. I don't know why either. Just love the bagpipes.
Alwyn Dellow , +1 - and I neither have an effing clue why. I wasn’t even born there
Me too.
I'm from Texas, still live here too. Never could understand why either but the first time I had ever heard that song it made my chest tighten up and had me tear up. Maybe its the ancestors
Imagine patrolling through a Scottish bog on dawns light and hearing this played this loudly a 100ft through the fog. Goes from patriotic and cheerful to terrifying.
My paternal grandmother was Scot, and if I could have had my way, Scotland The Brave would have been played at her funeral. Blessed be Ye, Grandma.
Back in Iraq I was stationed with this guy from Scotland, crazy bastard packed his pipes over there and would play this And highland laddie. Rip Duff
I wonder what the insurgents would think about him?..
Thank you (your familys) all for your service and sacrifice.
He died? If he did, please, do send my regards.
Send it even if he didn’t. I respect people like you and him.
Cap
Nothing like the skirl of the pipe to stir the soul.
My school, the Virginia Military Institute played this song during our Friday and Saturday parades. It is a tune that is dear to my heart as a Korean-American. God bless the Scottish folk for all they had to endure!
Dude you’re in the VMI? Godspeed man.
@@javimiami92 thanks. I graduated a while back!
Amos: The only Asian I know is from China, and when I first met him, he was singing bossa nova in a jazz group at Brown University. He had a perfect voice for Brazilian music. :)
commieginia
out of the third confederation
Aw you are very welcome in Scotland any time son, once this covid business has passed of course
I used to live in that very town, in Young street and while I was there had the very good fortune see this every year. I now live in North Wales, but this reminds me of my many great times living in Scotland. I miss Dufftown very much, but i do get to visit Scotland still as my beautiful wife to be, comes from the stunning Isle of Skye. My son also plays the drum for the Elgin & District Mass Pipes & Drums. I am so proud of him.
Imagine being a British soldier for the empire, guarding bannockburn and suddenly you here this in the distance 💀
It may get your attention
*hear
It was Robert the Bruce King of Scots who defended Bannockburn and beat the largest Army England ever assembled, Roberts small force of 7000 in Schiltrons form with Mobility attack/Defence with 600 light horse and few Archers in middle of Schiltrons drove 3 thousand heavy horse and Men in Arms and over 15000 footsoldier plus Welsh bowmen ended up being totaly routed, King Edward fled himself and was lucky James Douglas never got him with only 70 horsemen while Edward had 500 personal quard. He left his Army to be Slaughtered, Aye the ones who never drowned trying to flee with their big expensive Armour.
There was no British empire during the time of Bannockburn which happened in 1314 . Scotland and England joined in union to form the United Kingdom in 1707 which became the British Empire.
@@IainEmslie Yep original commentator must think the British Empire has/was about for ever lol Alba Gu Bràth 🏴❤️🇬🇧
Somewhere deep in this English heart there is a strain of Scotland because all my life I have been stirred by the pipes and drums. God Bless Scotland ❤️🏴
Brexit means all of Britain. May all of the British Isles unite.
Tracy, bagpipes and drums are indigenous to BRITAIN! They belong to all British people, and all our ancestors wore tartan. The oldest tartan is English-Northumbrian-and so is the sweetest bagpipes, the Northumbrian pipes :) Embrace your Britishness xx
I am an American but I attended a huge high school in California with the mascot name, the "Highlanders." We had the full regalia of a big marching band and a whole compliment of bagpipers and drummers with Scottish dancers. When we took the field at football games it was "off the hook" impressive. Scotland the Brave still stirs me
scottish dancers??? THE FECK?? IN COMMIEFORNIA? OH HELL NO
@@bestpossibleworld2091 Wow! That must have been a fabulous show. How lucky you were. I’ll bet you have a lot of good memories of those days. I can only imagine the training and rehearsal that it involved. Goodness!
Hearing them always makes me cry! I love them. Husband was Scottish. Bless them.
Can you imagine yourself sitting in a trench on a battlefield waiting for help to arrive then off in the distance you hear this and know that God has heard your prayers
No, because I am German.
@@hallo5200 It wasn't a literal question-
@@hallo5200 no one asked
@@amxelcbis4464 i was joking, you don't understand German humor do you?
@@hallo5200 I do, and I wheezed. That was hilarious 🤣
I am not Scottish, i am Dutch. But my family has a love for Scotland that goes back a long time. And this sends shivers down my spine. Awesome.
Thank you Laat. Great to hear you have such a passion for Scotland and our traditional music.
Ive witnessed these my self in Scotland and ive got to say its the most amazing and beautiful sights. The sound of the bag pipes ecoing of the mountain's is something magical to witness
I am Asian living in South England, every time I listen to Scottish pipes and drums, I feel moved, making me crying, it seems a part of rhythm in my memory, even I never heard long before, beautiful tunes, beautiful people, beautiful land, I wish I could live there on highland, I am planning to realize it by driving tour all the way up north there after this pandemic
William pei Come to the Dufftown Games next year.31st July.Look forward to meeting you.😀👍
Alex Grant oh thank you , you are very kind t
Thank you for respecting our history!
I am a U.S. citizen of Scottish descent. We were able to travel to Scotland two years ago; I shall never forget it! What an amazing country that has had such an incredible influence on the rest of the world!
Never, ever let those traditions die. And resist to the death those who would take them from you. Well done.
nationalism good
Amen
@Wirmire
No, he meant nationalism, dipshit. Don't let the neutered, continental European mentality and fixation on nonexistent "natsees" poison you. Being a nationalist is good. It doesn't mean "rest of the world never", it just means "my nation FIRST, everyone else afterward, IF I have the time/resources/ability".
Sincerely, a nonwhite American who still has his balls. Don't die, Scots. I hope your people find their balls again. 🇺🇸🏴
@@Romulan64 respect!
@@Romulan64 Ah yes, the non existant racists. But there are definitely real people that are going to ban bagpipes and national songs
As a US Marine at one time I had the pleasure of seeing a Scots Parade live at one time while over across the pond. It was back in the early 80's and was well taken by me.
What a show! I can only congratulate my Scottish brothers and sisters for such a musical performance. God bless you all!
I'm a Black man from New York and this song makes me cry The pride in the song you can feel .God Bless
Frederick Bryant you were Scottish in a past life.
How could he possibly be Scottish when he is a black man. Scots are white, we come from northern EUROPE. FUKIN HELL. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH@@sueballenger2300
northscot..you are an idiot and disgrace to Scotland.
Sends chills down my spine. You can't help but feel the power. 🏴💪
I’m not a Scot, but I tell you the truth, I become one whenever I hear Scotland the Brave played! I even did my own march up and down my living and dining room! I’m ready!!!❤
I'll join you!
@@bleppebleppsson1169 All right!
greetings from germany.. Well done ...nice to see there are people still left in europe who proudly present their ancestors traditions rituals !
I'm no Scotsman but that is incredible. Hats off. Never ever let that Tradition die in your Country.
I love and appreciate such pride in heritage. It's so genuine; something that isn't common these days.
Eyes wet every time I hear bagpipes! Love Scotland, from Argentina
Listening to bagpipes never gets old. Hello from Atlanta, Georgia. 👍
Thank you for your kind words .our love to Georgia. From Scotland
Thanks Georgia from the Robertson's in England
WATCHOUT THE GENOCIDAL YANKEE
Sipping Scotch whiskey while listening to the bagpipes...a glimpse of what awaits you on your way to the Gates of Heaven 🙏.
I'm from the Far East and whenever l hear the bagpipes..l feel like the angels are kissing my heart 💓..
As an American this is truly awe inspiring.
I try not to watch this too much. My Dad recently died, and like me, he was very proud of our Scottish ancestry. Such a powerful song! Makes me cry every time.
I am Canadian but my mom was Scottish, raised in Nova Scotia. She married my father here in Canada, who was from Derry in Northern Ireland. Every time that I hear the pipes, I get goosebumps...what an amazing feeling it is to hear bagpipes. Love to Scotland and Ireland!!!
Brave and proud Scottish people and your amazing music which touchs my heart.
Am an English man but this is truly amazing to see & hear 🏴🏴🇬🇧🇬🇧
Long live the uk
Un saludo cordial desde España
I imagine to travel to 🏴 and see this for real. What a moment. 🤩
A hug from Portugal to Scotland. 🇵🇹🤝🏴
Beautiful you should be proudof yourselves,iwas so proud of my Husband from Glasgow served in Royal Navy lived in Scotland for four years loved every minute bagpipes just stir my heart 💖
I'm Maori, NZ and as a kid the pipe bands were my favourite!
Now, at 74yrs, the music of these wonderful people still affects me.
Tino pai! Very good!
so beautiful and inspiring brings tears to my eyes and a full heart…i wish i was Scottish!!!
My heritage is Hispanic but I love this !!!!! If I could afford it I would travel to Scotland before I die to see these beautiful performances of tradition of the Scottish people .
Just great! I wished, I had been born as a son of Scotland! It's not the music, It's the feeling of an unspoiled national identity, that can be seen in this people. Scots, preserve your scottish national character. God bless Scotland!
Beautiful sound of bagpipes and such beautiful Scotland country😍
Makes me miss my late husband he was Scottish and he played a lot of bag pipe music and he loved it a lot.
Lady, I am sorry for your lost ...
Most iconic song ever. Used to love hearing it in the Kandahar evening. Love you Scotts!
A large part of my respect for them is because they have not forgotten their customs and traditions that carry a big part of their history Which is passed on from generation to generation .
Long live Scotland
Greetings from the Arabian Peninsula 🇸🇦
Why and when were pipes banned in Scotland?
や
Moors fall before the swords of the 3 kings like grass before a good scythe!
Born Fighting as Senator Jim Webb states in his book about how Scots-Irish Americans shaped America. Im a descendant of the Montgomerys, the first Scots-Irish to settle in Appalachia. I've always loved pipe and drum corps. VMI, the military college I graduated from has one bc of the Scotish traditions in the Highlands and Valley of Virginia.
Does anyone else go online and watch the tattoo competitions? It's really quite moving and exhilarating! Several years ago I attended the Tattoo/Highland Games at Stone Mountain, just outside Atlanta. What a thrill it was to watch all those pipe & drum bands playing & marching in mass. They covered the entire field. I was crying and cheering like crazy. I would love to travel to Scotland to see the tattoo at Edinburgh Castle. I've watched it online but just know the "up close & personal" version would be so much more thrilling. There is also a large Highland Games exhibition with pipe bands at Grandfather Mountain, NC. Ahhhhhhh, bliss.
I cry every time I hear Scotland the Brave. Scots people are a very big reason my country was founded in the first place. From a Scottish American.
As an American whose family has a strong tie to Scotland. God bless you lads. The Wilson family salutes you.
You have heard nothing until you hear massed pipers playing “Scotland The Brave” live…chills every single time ❤
First time I heard Scotland the Brave was in the movie the Devils Brigade. ( Should tell you how old I am.) Hope to hear it live one day. God bless from the U.S.
You can smell and taste the pride of the Scot’s when their pipe bands march.
Always brings a tear to my eye when I see and hear them. Outstanding stuff 👍
Me too!
I used to march in the United States Air Force. It felt so good. Can bring tears even today when I watch this.
How old are you?
the 'pipes can stir the soul for sure J.B.
So picturesque. So archaic. And so fierce. I love it !
I'm not scottish, but i feel so proud of Scotland! I want to live in Scotland
@H U well i hope so too, that's what i think: Scotland has never had things in common with GB, Scotland is just unique and even if i'm not scottish but i'm from Bretagne( France) i think we have much more things in common, Scotland is a place where you feel at home and people are so humble and hardworkers and at the same time they know how to cry and smile at the same time
Love scotch whisky (Dalmore is my favorite one btw):))))
I'm as English as they come, and I live in Wales now, but if this doesn't stir your soul, you must be dead.
I'm American, Dutch decent, some Irish, your absolutely right. Its felt clear to the Bones!
Well, i'm french but my region was colognised by the Queen and expecially from the Scottish, in fact in my family i have a lot of scottish, i fell proud of my nation
@@Asdrupalle moors fall before the swords of the 3 kings like grass before a good scythe
Spot on. Wonderful.
With I was there.!!
We in the US would never have had a country without these hard nosed, stubborn Scots. God Bless them. I wish we had them over here now.
We do. And those of us with Jacobite heritage hate you Trump supporting pieces if trash more than we do the British
They are here now, they work in the police and fire department with the Irish.
Trump's mother is Scottish
Thank goodness we have bagpipers here in our beloved states to give us a good show
I'm from Italy but every time I hear the pipes I have goosebumps !!! I love Scotland ❤
Amazing you can just imagine how far that sound would have carried.
I love bagpipes. It brings a tear to my eye every time I hear them. I went to a Military school that had bagpipers. I regret not learning to play. I would love to go to Scotland some day. Thank you.
Its not to late. I am 61 and started a year ago......
Dufftown Highland games last Saturday in July.Look forward to seeing you.😀👍
It's fabulous to know events like this are still occurring in Scotland
And around the world! The oldest Highland Games event in Canada takes places here in Calgary, AB every year. There's a parade with pipes and drums around the grounds, as well as highland dancing.
Last Saturday in July every year. Dufftown Highland Games. Home of Glenfiddich Whisky 😀👍
I’m Scots 100%. Loving this love from Canada
Wow that looks and sounds soo awesome. i realy wish i could see it some day live. thank you for sharing that with us. I am just in love with that music and the wonderful Ppl there.
Every hair on my mostly Scottish body rises in salute🥰🥰🥰🥰😷🇨🇦
Last Saturday in JULY every YEAR.Dufftown Highland games .Look forward to seeing you.😀👍
@@alexgrant5846 Well this Year i sadly missed but i promise i will be there next year! Could we maybe meet there? You as local Guide and i am the silly German / Finish Tourist? Would be soo cool to have some company there cuz i am a little shy. But omg my heart just say: "Dude, thats your true Home there" :D
Why the dislikes ...? Scotland brave and it’s gallent men may we never forget their bravery loyalty sacrifice I honour them always
English wankers
@@succhiatoredelcazzo4689 I'd love to meet u
And that is Scotland! The pipes...the hills...the marching and the sheer colour and spectacle! Stay with us always. Scotland the Brave indeed. I'm English.
Look at the vote and let us go or think on it. SAOR ALBA GU BRATH
Sympathies, Susan ...
@@northscot9862Yes look at the vote thank F that SNP muppets are out who would ruin Scotland and cant even say where they will find Scotland's 40 Billion Deficit every year which England currently pays from English tax payer. A brainless Scot 🙈 Im a proud Scot ALWAYS FIRST but im also for the Union Stronger together 🏴♥️🇬🇧💯
Nothing I like more as a welsh man than seeing proud scots and their pipes parading -glad were on the same side all the time now
People wonder why Scots and Irish drink so much but when you make music this beautiful the only way not to cry is swallowing whisky
I just visited Scotland 🏴 and I love Scotland and the People there soo much💕☀️🌺✨What a amazing country 🤩🙏
there are many cultures with pride in their roots, traditions and costumes, but these guys are literally above them all. This is literal Braveheart-pride in the 21st century. Awesome!
My family and I are Scottish, Irish, Welsh, French, and American Indian, so seeing this video makes me proud of our heritage.
I'm a McDonald Of Sleat... my dad is from Fort William, I was born in Australia... never been to Scotland but when I hear this... FUUUUUAAAAAAARK
I am oriental, far from your mentality and customs, but I like these military marches performed with skill, art, precision. Tank you! 👍
As an Englishman I gladly admit, this still gives me goosebumps, the finest, most tenacious warriors the British ever had, and are likely to have, long live the brave.
Mair cannon fodder for your empire mair like.
I am Hungarian, and my soul is with the Scottish, a brave nation, an example to follow
I'm a proud Welshman but when I hear the bagpipes it sends shivers down my spine.
Son of the MacKenzie and McClelland clans...I can never hold the tears back when the pipes sing the songs of Scotland.
This is one of the most beautiful musics in the world, maybe the best. In our immagination people from Scotland are brave and strong people. Greetings from Italy
Hello from Florida USA love these fellows
I’m pure & proud Ukrainian but Scotland the Brave always has a place in my heart ♥️
I'm an American of Scandinavian and English ancestry. I don't have a Scots gene in my make up, but I love the pipes from the first time I ever heard them as a small child, when they marched by in a parade.
Everytime I hear the pipes I get a chill and a thrill. I especially love Scotland the Brave and Amazing Grace. The pipes and drum are my guilty pleasure I guess you could say.
If Scotland is NOT free you are not Free.
@@dennisvanallen9308 If America is Not free, you are Not Free! Pray for America please! 🇺🇸
Holy cow what an awesome sight! If this doesn’t stir you soul...you should consider if you have one or not!
No words,great respect from Croatia for proud nation. Long live Scotland ❤❤❤
I might be a born-and-raised American, but I’ve been listening to this stuff ever since I was little. Best regards from 🇺🇸
Something about bagpipes, they hit the heart and soul!
I believe that the pipes originated in Ireland and where taken across to scotland
God bless the Armed Forces, English, Welsh, Scottish and Irish, and further afield. A salute to each of the brave, and a minute remembrance to each of the fallen.
Scotland doesn’t have armed forces, people from scotland can join the british army if they’re culturally and politically british
@@rmac8378 why are you like this do you really hate your brothers and sisters across the UK that much we have been through everything together we are more than a union we are a family this guy was just honouring those that fight and die for us. but any opportunity you get to attack are long heritage you take it. why can't we continue to be brothers in arms and go into the future together as we have in the past.
@@luciffertribal794 i’ve nothing against english people whatsoever, i was just making the point that people from Scotland that join the british army are very probably british minded, it’s not rocket science man. When you say “everything we’ve been through” you mean ww2? Cause every other war was pointless and a waste of blood. Scotland shouldn’t be in wars around the globe, we’re a small country that doesnt have youth to waste.
As for hating people from England, Iagree with Dick Gaughan “Let friendship and honour unite and flourish on both sides of the Tweed”
@@rmac8378 Thank you for explaining and i get it i just still use the term British as its historical meaning we all are from the British Isles so we have our own nations but united together in Britain so when we say British military no one i know would call it the English military its British because its made from all corners of Britain and as for past wars before ww1 and 2 please remember it was a different time please don't judge history through the gaze of modern eyes it simply was a different time and as for wars and not many youth to go to war i completely understand we all feel the same since we have broken from the shackles of the EU i and all others i know want no more wars overseas let's focus on ourselves we need no more wars unless in self defence so we need to maintain a strong military and our nuclear capabilities but as a deterrent so no sane person would want to go to war so no loss of life. for the future all of us should focus on our people. together we can do great things we can build a united kingdom were we have everything we could ever need or want more business, more industries, more trade, future tech, we can achieve anything together. i know it was a different time and we used war but we will not use war in the future but remember we built the largest empire in human history together. one island with our history and technical prowess we can create a future we can all be proud of.
@@luciffertribal794
Ww1 was a different time yes but many stood out against the war at the time, much like iraq, so it’s not right to say “it was the times” because many many people opposed it and were jailed for doing so. Ww2 is different of course, that was a worthy war.
About nukes, I don’t believe in nuclear deterrents, i believe in protecting our borders, no country would be mad enough to nuke Scotland or England. Scotland doesn’t want them and they’ve costed us billions. As for a “united kingdom”, i don’t want a kingdom, i want a scottish republic. Also i don’t live on “one island” my country of Scotland had 700 islands. Scotland and England need to break away for both our sakes, we’re too different.
I believe culture is wealth and makes people happy and neither of our countries can have a real national culture while we’re split and confused between english or British and in Scotland Scottish or British. In your country a lot of people (especially metropolitan city folk) barely call themselves “english” because they think it sounds bad. England needs to be it’s own country.
Feel a deep love for Scotland when I hear this. Feel my scottish heart beating like a drum. Even though I‘ve never been there and I‘m german😃❤️
Here I go again. 3 hours of Scotland The Brave videos. Love every minute of it.
Honour from Italy to the Highlanders
freedom freedom they said!
Always loving this song. Born in Stirling, taught to play bagpipes from the wee age of 5, knew this off by heart by the time I was 6. 37 now, still play this whenever a really good event happens in my life, or before a big event (like how soldiers would play this marching towards battle, for me playing this before, for example, a big job interview). Keeping up the tradition, and always will to the grave. Go Scotland! 🏴
I lived in Glasgow as a kid 1953 to 1956.l am 72 years old now and hearing this still brings tears to my eyes.Scotland is the land of my first memories. ❤ ❤ ❤
Home sweet home always
There’s nothing like marching while the pipes and drums play Scotland the Brave.
Hear this in the field of battle and you know you are about to be saved.....or die. The United Kingdom is so proud of you, please don’t leave us.
Amen!
We are hear for ya man
I can't never see the U.K split up, Scotland remembers the bad that is past but also the glory years of becoming most powerful Country in World and peace for 300 years. The U.K as a whole is still top Country in World 🏴🏴🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇧🏴🏴🇬🇧 FOREVER ?!
@@davidwallace4416 totally agree with you mate one country one nation 👏👍
Hahaha ma man gods own people
I'm a Texan, but this brings a swell to my heart and a tear to my eye.
Same here 100% and never understood why
Hello from Glasgow Scotland! You are in good company my Friend!
P.s Is there not a Glasgow in Texas too?
A Swedish salut to the proud Scottish people. I have always been welcome to Scotland, I will always welcome you to Sweden. Greetings.
As a non scottish, I always get goosebumps whenever I saw bagpipers music. I wish I could go to Scotland to witness it real life
You might get deafened ! Better on here and always available x
@@aprilblossom9268 We have a local bagpipers here but they just aren’t the same. I’ve seen them perform on the street. I really don’t mind the deafening…music to my ears 😀
If you want to hear it (and get a wee bit deafened! Seriously, they are very loud in person!), once COVID's over, go to the Edinburgh Military Tattoo (if it'll be on!). It is bloody great there. You get all sorts of armed forces there from all over the world, and at some point, this is always played.
If a person can’t get emotionally moved to tears by this song on the pipes, they are emotionally barren or dead.
*obligatory English joke*
Or they hate the British