A Thousand Pipers salute The Chieftain
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- Опубліковано 24 лис 2018
- Ar the end of a long day competing and socialising the massed pipe bands gather for the results and salute The Chieftain of the Day with Hielan' Laddie. World Pipe Band Championships 2018.
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They got ONE THOUSAND musicians to play that perfectly in-sync, when my orchestra class of 30 couldn't handle that...
Be patient.
If im correct, this is during the competition? So all the houses/clans know 100% what they are doing. Not your ave players, they are THE top notch in the world :)
There probably are a lot playing just the drones. The humming sound. I play in a bagpipeband and atleast 20% of our pipers play on the drones when we have to perform.
@@garethsutherland9649 No, this is like the awards ceremony they dont practice for it - also it contains a varying level of player.
The Scotts are a different breed
Grandpa used to blast bagpipes in his car, to announce his arrival, was awesome everytime.
"Oh I hear grandpa, still 4 blocks away, but I can hear him."
With my grandpa it was polka
@@luckyassassin1 It was music to my ears. Grandpa in his prime, kicking a$$ across Europe.
@@Tjd1982 and the Far East..
Brilliant story , I'm Scottish and live in Thailand the pipes always bring tears.
6 years in the Black Watch marched to this many times. And yet , still gets my heart strings even now, 49+ years later 👌❤️
Thank you for your service... and the joy!
I have a question - Chieftain british tank or chieftain the youtuber talking about tanks? is he from scotlant?
The ladies from hell.
@@olgagaming5544 the black watch was from the Scottish Highlands. The Germans in ww1 called them the ladies from hell because they wore kilts in battle and were quite good at fighting.
Thank you!
The pipes always bring tears to my eyes. I love Scotland and I’m the proud daughter of a Scotsman.
Indeed, it is glorious to behold.
I'm Black, last name James. So somewhere a Scotsman got into my bloodline. I FEEL the bagpipes in my Soul. Love from a Jamaican/American to the Scots. There's a William Wallace in all of us. 💪🏾💖💪🏻
Did he ever meet a wandering samurai named jack?
@@vetb882 well it might surprise you that upwards of 40% of Jamaica have or are connected to Scots ancestors. Check out the names in Jamaica,not according to me,but according to a black Jamaican.
@Rome Says truthvids. We're not israelites and if we were I'd be ashamed to be one.
Bagpipes are just about the only instrument that sounds better in an open field, rather then in an acoustics room. And a recording simply can't convey the true sound they produce, nor the feeling in your chest as 30 pipes ring through you
how about a huge church organ?
@@MrJakson112 nah. i don't think it'd sound better in an open field. but they sound so majestic in a dome though.
Idk, cannons sound pretty good in open field, I think Tchaikovsky agrees with me
@@MrJakson112 No a pipe organ needs the acoustic space to process the sound. Without the reverb it is very dry. The room is part of the instrument. Possibly in a valley or basin.
They sound beautiful in a church-will never forget my cousin playing the skye boat song for the song I went up the aisle to
I'm not even remotely Scottish, but this gave me a true chill..
I lived along a large river and we used to fish in the evenings. A big guy with a beard, kilt, the whole outfit would play his pipes in the park while we fished on the river. It was the most perfect place! I been in love with bagpipes and guys in kilts ever since. And, fishing, of course!😉
I love it!
As it should.
I'm not Scottish either and I find this amazing.
I am an American of Scots-Irish ancestry and every time I hear the skirl of the pipes a shiver always goes up and down my wee spine! Scotland forever! Never conquered by foreigners! Not even the Romans!
Scots,You are amazing.
Country,National,Tradition is the best.
Eleven Years I work in UK but only Scotland is FIRST.
GOD BLESS
Bagpipes might just be my most favorite instrument. I was introduced to them while I was a cadet at the Virginia Military Institute. In our ceremonial parades, we always utilized the bag pipes!
@Table for Two Rah VA Mil! Band Co ‘13.
Lol 😆 the up Canadians must love highlands more lin the late 1700s lol or the brit Ls
Pipes come from the Highlands in Scotland not from Virginia!!!! You are an ex- colony of the UK you dont have a Nation identity!!!! You are a mix of people from all parts of the world!!!! The ONLY true americans are the natives, the indians!!!!
@@juliomartinho7216 🤙 lol I say so the British Loyal's upper Canada would say the same things lol but they do Strat from somewhere
@@juliomartinho7216 he’s not saying they came from Virginia, he’s saying that’s where he first heard them.
RIP William Millin who played this tune as the troops of Lord Lovat advanced on the beach at Normandy.
Along with All the Blue Bonnets and Road To The Isles. Sad, in the movie "Longest Day" all they played was Black Bear over and over.
I happen to know this name. Billy Millin is the hero of the song My Head Was Filled with Music by The Real McKenzies.
Should have stayed home, after Dunkirk!
I read that the Germans said they didn't shoot him as he marched up the beach as they assumed he was crazy.
@@tellthemborissentyou YES! I saw an interview about 25 years back when he spoke of all that!
Can’t even imagine how this must sound ringing through the land
Skirling is the Scottish word. I bet it sounded incredible.
must be amazing
I used to live a half mile from the festival, it was a nightmare. My dog nearly killed herself with stress.
Witnessed a small band close once, was very loud. But can't understand how anyone will come out of this kind of situation with any hearing left, must be deafening to be in there in person.
@@thoubias Quite true. I play in a band with just two market bagpipes (the German version), and when we practice indoors, there's no way I'm leaving that room without tinnitus if I forgot my ear protection.
This is one of the most marvelous things that i have ever seen, i'm crying.
Same here .
Fuck me same here guys. I am in absolute tears from the sheer beauty of that sound.
It's beautiful to hear the drummers and pipers in great sound it stirs something in your soul
When you want the French to hear you all the way in Calais
We hear you!
My mother heard them and she lives in SOUTH of France 🤣🤣🤣
More like the English....
@@deth3021 Nah we beat them mate, then made them do this for us in our army.
isn't Calais English anymore? ;-)
For such a small country, God bless the Scots for what they have given to the world.
Size, so they say, ...has nothing to do with ability.
bagpipes are not from Scotland, they're a instrument invented by celtic tribes who originate from central Europe, these tribes spread out and the practice of bagpipe music spread with it until it later died out everywhere except Scotland
Like what?
❤❤❤
@@grigoryzinoviev244 battered marsbars is the only thing I can think of.....
No matter where a Mac Leod is on this planet , it is hard not to "Hold Fast" to the sound of the Piper & not feel a surge of highland blood being awakened. Thank you from Cape Breton Island & my Ancestors of the Hebrides. .
Nice to have a comment from N.S., Cape Breton in particular! Lots of great pipe music, violins, drums, there! Hi, from Halifax! 💕
Never understood why the pipes always resonated with me. Turns out, it's in my blood 🤷♂
I'm half scottish and proud of it! I get chills when I hear the bagpipes. love the culture! Clan Anderson here 💪 stand sure
The Arnold clan and the Bohannon (part of the Buchanan clan) clan here. Hubby is part of the Arnold clan.
You better belive it, STAND SURE from Scotland
Clan Hutcheson here from the Eastern Isles
Clan MacDonald here, not too fond of the Campbells lol
Anderson … reek of Norsemen that
Imagine hearing that rolling over the hills while you're guarding a castle in York.
Oshitoshitoshit
@Hoa Tattis The great kilt was scarier in any case
@@thehammer4607 exactly what I would say while hiding underneath a cannon shaking.
they dont even need an army, just have 300 guys playing bagpipes run at a castle and then anyone would surrender.
@@NCPino vikings got chased out of Scotland at Fairlie 😂
Tradition, respect, togetherness, so much needed in these days of confused minds!
Aye to all
Amen, may it be so.
Oh wait until BLM get a hold of this...rip bag pipe players 😂
Gavin Helgeson - they have no idea of our culture and traditions. Only they matter.
“Tradition, respect...” I agree 100% Sir!! And I wonder how many snowflakes got trigger with this military march in the U.K. 🙊🤣
What GLORIOUS sound AND sight. I'm all choked up! I cannot resist the pipes & drums.
I was there for this!!!!
Hearing it again brings many tears to my eyes…
You can’t get a feel for how loud that really was over the internet, lol
It must have been spectacular.
@@ducksinarowpatience3670 you could feel the emotion in the crowd…. Pure electricity
@@mordsythe nice.
I am so envious of you!! This looks breathtaking...
I can hear the bagpipes in the green from my house a mile and a bit away, every year. It's amazing.
everyone: thinking this is wholesome.
me: imagining facing this in battle and being scared shitless.
"You have 20 men in a line banging away on their drums, behind them another 20 playing their pipes...
Its no wonder we never won a battle, all the other sides brought guns."
@Gavin MacNeish I think you may have killed him.
@Barry on D Day, there was a piper walking up and down the beach, encouraging his troops playing the pipes. After the battle, he learned that several german soldiers had him literally in their sights, but, couldn't shoot "the poor bastard."
@Barry Just change your name to Dominic Cummings.
@Gavin MacNeish Simply naming some Scottish victories neither proves Rambos' ignorance or rebutts his question, as someone else could clearly name the same number of battles where the English won. To make a valid point you'll need to state an approximate number of battles (with reasons why you are including or excluding minor conflicts), the timeframe (with reasons for your earliest and latest dates) and quantify your understanding of the word "nearly".
I don't know why every time I listen to bagpipes always get a tear in my eye much love from America
ye must hae the blood in ye :)
sapien82
Some of it’s blood most of it’s distilled though.
@@Shitbird3249 uisge beatha
I feel the same way. I stop breathing...
you have Scottish blood in ya
Ah, memories from back in the day when the world was normal and people were amazing! Thank you!
As an Englishman I’m Proud to have such great neighbours.
I like scotish music!
Richard Woolmer - sadly not everyone feels the same.
@Ninja DIY And more of us hate they with each passing day! I'm from 'down there' too, yet with roots 'up there', 'over there' AND the other place as well.
Surprisingly, some of us brits hate our government too
Ninja DIY your vote counts too, just don't waste it on the poison dwarf.
Scottish Pride is Amazing! Long live Scotland.
Scotland thanks you for that, and hopefully a long life to you 🏴🏴🏴🏴 Alba gu brath 🏴🏴🏴🏴
Don’t let the liberals take over
The Scottish pride is amazing, it’s our strength Alba gu Bràth 🏴🏴🏴
Well I admire there sense of loving there History, there people, there culture. And the world should learn Not blend Cultures because it kills Patriotism, and Pride in one's own country. Something which Scotland has fought and died for to keep theirs, The world should Learn from Scotland because NO other country in the world has such National Pride and Patriotism as Scotland does. Learn don't pass judgment, they fought harder then anyone for there lands! Learn from how much they laid there lives down for the Highlands and there people, there family's, there Clans and there Heritage... Scotland Forever!
originalzeljko urgh don’t be an arsehole just cos some voted to stay in the UK doesn’t mean they’re not proud to be Scottish patriotism is about loving your own country not hating others! Maybe they just wanted to say part of a union. Are the English less proud to be English cos they’re united with Scotland, Ireland & Wales?
I remember clearly the day that i discover the bagpipes, scotland and the scottish culture in general.
I was 7 sitting all the time in front of my computer playing games and discovering the world with "encarta junior" and suddenly i fell in love with scotland, and till now i'm 26 and from time to time i found my self spending hours listening and watching anything related to scotland.
All i know that i'm tunisian with an amazighan blood but in parallel universes i'm sure with no doubt that 100% i would be a scottish.
Alba gu bràth!
We in the Republic of Eire, salute our fellow celts in Scotland , piper's and drummer's and all warriors.....
Salute Scots. The Black Flag regiment served in Ireland during the War of Independence. They also served in South Armagh and Belfast during the Troubles . You salute them ? 🔔 end
@@gavintuesday4959 I think his message is more about Celts and Celtic traditions. Soldiers are soldiers. Young men like anyone else.
I wish I can go in Scotland one day. I read a lot of their history and when I listen the bagpipes I have goosebumps. Respect from Canada
Scotland is beautiful. The place is simply enthroned in history. I had nothing but a wonderful experience there.
Am from Scotland & live in Glasgow Scotland. I have heard pipes & drums a lot but I still love it & it always brings a tear to my eye. My favourite piece is Highland Cathedral by Royal Scots Dragoon guards. I am originally from a wee seaside town called Nairn, which is close to Inverness , the capital of the highlands. Where we are now is 30min, drive to Edinburgh. Scotland is a great country to live.
My son and his wife had to cancel a trip this year. She was at the Edinburgh Fringe Fest a couple of years ago.
La bohème we have been twice. It is so wonderful. Just go.
Same ..with me...
Took my daughter to Scotland to see my grandfathers house in 2017! After meeting it's people, I wish we could have moved back to Scotland. Nicest people we have ever met! One of the most beautiful countries in the world!! Scottish Pride is Amazing! Long live Scotland.
In sha Allah!
@Hoa Tattis That and they were all forced off their lands by their landlords during the Highland Clearance.
Come to Appalachia if you want to meet the American version. Nice people.
My family sailed from Norway to Scotland in 1134 and lived on the isle of Skye. Proud to be a highlander!!!
GOOSEBUMPS ALL OVER!!!!
Lay me down
In the cold, cold ground
Where afore
Many men hae gone
When they come
I shall stan my groun
Stan my groun
I'll nae be afrae
Thoughts o' hime
Take away my fear
Sweat and blood
Hide my veil o' tear
Once a year
Say a prayer for me
Close your eyes
And remember me
Ne'er more
Shall I see the sun
For I fell
To a German's gun
Lay me down
In the cold, cold ground
Where afore
Many men hae gone
Where afore
Many men hae gone
SGT MacKeenzie
BRAVO SIR! BRAVO!
Blessings!!!!
absolutely wonderful.
You know, I think this features briefly in the Gibson war movie, We were Soldiers. It's at the end during the final attack if I'm not mistaken.
Im Scottish living in London and no joke that does something that I can not explain i think regardless of your musical tastes this just is AMAZING 💯👌🏴👌✌🌏
Absolute pride it is hard to put into words. The pipes stir something deep inside of you & the drums release it! Alba an Áigh 🏴👊🏻
You scots have a very great culture ❤️
Music touches the SOUL
Yup. My best friend growing up has Scottish heritage on both sides and her cousin was a champion piper. I've always loved the pipes and they always make me cry like a baby. Once, during a parade in a big city, I was just walking down the street and along came a pipe band and I had to run into a phone booth so no one could see me blubbering away. I called my friend up and had her listen. She was laughing at me and crying at the same time. Pipes, kilts, the hills full of heather (I was lucky enough to get to go to Scotland for 10 days to work in 1998. . . in the highlands) - it's just all so gorgeous. I even love good hagus! - and my background is Italian/German - and the Lord knows what else since we're generally all so mixed up now. ;)
Totally, Edinburgh. The drums and pipes are deeply ingrained in our DNA and it's also primordial, I well up every time🤣
The echoing harmonization sends A shiver up the spine that's for sure
I wish I could have been there. I grew up hearing bagpipe music. I love it. From the USA
Imagine being present? Chills down arms.....tears springing to your eyes. Awesome indeed.
@Artemis Pyle 💓👍
I was present. My pipe band competed in the 2018 world championships in Glasgow. That moment in the massed bands realized long-standing dream for me.
We were in the second row. We wore black vests with bright scarlet neckties, so if you look very closely you just may be able to pick us out. 🙂
@@zyziggy 💓
@@zyziggy aye my pipe band competed in world championships at glasgow green too but in '15
There is something ancient and eerie about this music... splendid.
Bagpipes have also been found in Egyptian tombs. In southern Serbia, Bulgaria and northern Macedonia, bagpipes are older than Scottish bagpipes.
@@igorzlatanovic8286 Yeah but nobody cares about them cause none can match the scots
We've only visited Scotland one time. We loved every minute and all the folks we met. Will never forget.
I'm a sister from the hood, I love this. Gives me chills as well.
Imagine, on a battlefield in days gone by. That beautiful tune coming towards you. Damn.
Peacefield even better.
Followed by a hord of mad jocks.
U know we don't march toward a gun in kilts and. A 3 kill drum on our fronts and bagpipes at the front that would be mental sickness if we marched toward gun fire Inna kilt its stupid
Yes, it would have been a sight to see those Ancient Egyptian armies
And a horde of angry and drunk Scots wearing skirts... you better make yae'self rare ;)
We lost Sean Connery. He needs this sort of tribute.
Sean Connery died? When?
Adam Alexander yesterday buddy
Yesch
Ah yes the proud Scotsman who loved the place that much he didn't live there the man wanted to breakaway but still wanted to keep his knighthood given to him by the English and their Queen.
He was just an actor
I live in glasgow and i was here for this. Absolutely spectacular
Am a Sassenach through and through but when I hear the Scottish Pipes the hairs on my head stand up. Fantastic sound. Love them.
Well you gave it to them!, it certainly wasnt from the Spic line from the Rish..
Hearing bagpipes makes me homesick even though I've never lived in Scotland it just brings tears to my eyes it's so good
Same.
@Artemis Pyle That wet weekend on Glasgow Green! 🤣But I still love it! FMM again!
That was 50 seconds of flat-out incredible! Cheers from the US, Scotland! You keep our hearts beating. 😎
I walked through the fog of an early Scotland morning of a US Open Championship following the crowd. The sound of the distant bagpipes was like electricity on my skin. I'll never forget it, and with out that experience I would never understand the purpose and feeling of bagpipes being played in their intended environment.
I grew up in the Scottish Highlands and it was always a treat to have the local pipe band wander down the street rehearsing. I must have heard every pipe tune there is even if I don't know the names of them all.
From NZ absolutely loved it
Do you hear how clear the sound/tones are. That means they are playing complete synchron!
Indeed, it's less the case for the drums though.
@@tdb517 😂😆 as someone who has played drums in band, for whatever reason drums seem to be the hardest to keep in sync then anything else 😂😂 🥁 it was fun though
@@bumgarner4987 My guess is that the sharp and definite attack is just very unforgiving. Something like bowed strings has a more indefinite attack giving you some leeway.
@@mkshffr4936 yeah if you’re off even a little everyone knows 🤦🏼♀️ because the sound is so instant and/or crisp (bass is less crisp sound and more instant and booming like thunder) if the bass is big enough it feels like a second heartbeat outside your chest and it makes you feel so alive & excited .
bagpipe hivemind
Pipe and drums the best musical sounds to ever fall upon ones ears! Absolutely fantastic!!!
I lived in Seattle in the 1980s. About a block from our house was a small playground. For about 3 months, a lone piper would go to the trees beyond the playground, and he’d pipe for about 15 minutes. All the neighbors would step outside and listen. It was wonderful.
I am scottish and I love hearing my fellow country men playing the music that came from our hearts. #Scotlife
As a Marine of the United States Marine Corps currently inactive, I Salute You Scotland Forevermore, keep Fighting the Good Fight, Semper Fidelis,Oorah Carry On!!!
I have goosebumps listening to this. My Mum's side Scottish ancestry....
I LOVE THE PIPES & DRUMS FROM SCOTLAND/IRELAND... GOD BLESS YOU ALL
Thanks from NY. Salute.
God, I love the skirl of pipes...
Yes, always thank Him for it!
That was awesome, I got chills , beautiful.
Aye!
Short and Sweet... Just pure MAGIC! Thank you all.
At least 3 generations from Scotland and the pipes and drums still touch my soul
I was so happy when I ran across this! I was there and one of the pipers that day at worlds! So many amazing memories brought back thank you so much!
Just, wow. Were other tunes piped? I wonder if more were recorded.
Lucky you !
What tune/song is being played?? I can't find any info in the comments. Since you were there, figured you would be the best to ask. :)
@@manichairdo6346 No it was just the one. If you want lots of bands playing more tune I'd recommend looking up the Maxville highland games mass band.
@@lucyelric4475 It's stated at the start of the video. It is the two part version of highland laddie.
My heart soared at the first note. This was such an amazing sound.
Wonderful way for a large group of people to come together. More music needed like this around the world soon, when it’s safe. ❤️
One of the most magical sounds on the planet 💥
I watched this yesterday.
I still have goosebumps.
I played the pipes in High School! Later was thrilled to find out many of my ancestors were from the Highlands! Love this! Played at Highland Games at Grandfather Mt. North Carolina. Hearing those Pipes resound around the Smokey Mountains give you chill bumps galore!
The bagpipes spoke to your soul, guiding you to them and the truth of your roots. It did me.
You probably know a friend of mine. He lives there and plays all the festivals. Total strangers I meet at festivals know him. He goes by his initials.
@@Mina-cy4dq the bagpipes are originally from Africa, you could be African
Fantastic! Reminds me of my childhood in Swaziland in the 1960s when the Scottish Highlanders where brought in to the country to quell unrest in the country - they gave us a splendid “show” on the town’s oval.
I'm of some Scottish ancestry. The pipes always stir something ancient and powerful in my blood and deep within my soul.
@Jay M Thank you :D
These are the tunes my heart is yearning for...so healing... so powerful...
Even though I am not scottish by birth ... born and bred in Germany...
Scotland is where my heart belongs...
Hopefully I will be able to visit it again...soon... it´s been way too long ...
Last time was 22 years ago ... I am homesick ...
Caledonia you´re calling me ...
@Michael Halligan ... still so bitter ...
Oh and ... by the way, I wasn´t even born in 41...
Now back to your unnecessary comment:
To be clarified...being german does not necessarily mean that I am one of the bad guys.
I do not use the word with ´N´ in this context, as I do not AT ALL agree with the idiology of that time and regime.
So, I don't let myself down to your level of conversation.
All I wanted was, to express my true love for Scotland... nothing more ... nothing less.
@Michael Halligan ... do what you like ... the damage is already done ...
@Artemis Pyle Thank you so much for your kind words. It really means a lot to me.
Nothing and no one will ever come between my love for your beautiful country, rest asured.
I am seriously considering to visit Scotland in the near future...as soon as Covid 19 will all allow us to.
Hopefully next year. Until then take care, stay safe and sound. Caraid a tha dèidheil air Alba 💖
GENERAL SALUTE. Much love from this retired Scottish infantry soldier.
Scotland doesn’t have an army, you must have sold your soul to England
@@johnmcdonald3280 Scotland IS an army, are we not? And will not any Scot be Scottish in the end, even should he or she tangle at rope's end for having forgotten that?
@@lieutenantdan3554 Scotland may be an army, but there’s too many confused mercenaries who fight for USA and its English poodle
Bagpipes always give me chills. Amazing to see so many pipers in one place!
it is amazing was there 3 years ago easy as i loive only 3 miles away from linda w
Gives me goosebumps upon goosebumps ....what an amazing performance
always brings shivers to my spine ... pipes and drums...
I felt an absolute rush of all emotions just a genuine reaction in my soul. Respect an love from New Zealand Auckland. stand strong much love heart an soul
Aoteroa, Tamaki makaurau, kiakaha arohanui mana, wairua.
🏴🤝
Love you guys, I feel the same way with the haka.
Being a Scot, I am biased, but hearing the bagpipes always brings tears to my eyes. Growing up in Edinburgh, I used to hear the pipes all day long. The sound of massed pipes and drums just can't be described.
That was freaking awesome. Can’t even imagine how impressive it was in person!
Love from India ! The sound is melodious !
Glory to the historical nations of the real europe! Long live and freedom for Scotland! Greetings from Catalonia!
@Michael Halligan Catalonia is not a country historically but who said countries could only be forme in the mists of time? There was no nation state of Germany until 1870. Catalonia is distinct from Spain and had legitimate reasoning for wanting to go its own way. Ironically, there has never been majority support for it in Catalonia but the recent Spanish brutality in putting down the Catalan nationalists will probably soon create one.
@Michael Halligan You say that as if nations were only allowed to be formed in ancient history.
@Fife Bloke I think you're wrong about the SNP letting anyone vote. One of the ways they screwed the indyref was in the criteria they accepted for who could vote, which did not even include Scots who live elsewhere in the UK.
@Michael Halligan my Interpretation of events?
@laughing bloke with your words, you show me that you know nothing about Catalonia. Excuseme for my bad english, first of all, but Catalonia have their own language and traditions from the middle age. A state is just a political structure, a nation is something more than that
Imagine if this was heard all around the globe. Like people would look up and hear that just being so shocked and amazed when they hear it
They are so so so good ! I'm really amazed with them .bagpipes always sound so good .
yes they do ronald from linda in scotland
The only instrument which should only be played outside.
or in a cathedral
We had a guy play his in our little church and he blew out one of the windows from standing too close
but then what about the roof fiddlers?
Technically, there’s also the suona.
At a distance of 100 yards.
I'am English with Scottish roots and this sent shiver's down my spine and a lump in my throat.
My dad loved the pipes and would stand for hours listening to them.
I remember this day well. I was in Atlanta Georgia at the time, so it took a few hours for the sound to reach me, but when I did my coke turned into scotch, my fried chicken turned into haggis, and my jeans turned into tartan.
God bless you good Scottish people! Greetings from Serbia!
И све најбоље у Србији из Шкотске
My family came to Australia from the Isle of Skye in the 1850s, hence my name, Munro (clan Munro)... I want to go there one day.
It's beautiful and cold and wet. It's also where some of my ancestors come from, although I haven't come across any Munros yet in my explorations of the family tree.
Bravo !! Bravo !! With great admiration from Cape Town South Africa
I’ve never heard this level of beauty
Hearing this music stirs something in me, such as pride and respect. It would have been awesome to have there and heard this in person. Thank you for sharing.
That's the Sound of "get oan wae it!" At the end of the night!
@Scottish Girl A Good Chieftain is a Brief Chieftain
😂😂😂
Nothing beats the sound of bagpipes and drums!
As a young boy in my pipe band (aged 11-16) I loved when after competing all bands would play in the 'massed bands' at the end of the day! Hundreds pipers nd drummers of pipe bands, playing together! What an incredible sound being in the middle of that, real goosebump moments! 🤯
I'm English and proud to share an island with the Scottish people 🏴🏴
Cant share something that was stolen by the people you're "sharing it with" lol
@@koalaman9585 Ned.
@@koalaman9585 Sub 80 IQ
Scotland is 800 islands spread over three archipelagos.
@@koalaman9585stolen ? The Scots freely entered a Union with England . They freely said no to being a real country with real Independence in 2014 . Jesus , did you even think before you uttered that tripe ?
I always get goosebumps when I hear the bagpipes
I always get earplugs
You have no idea how amazing bagpipes sounds until you are next to a band of them. I class myself as English however my dad was born in Motherwell. Every time I hear a bagpipe I feel proud of my scottish heritage though.
I'm Scottish and Irish descent myself I wear my Kilz whenever I can my maternal grandmother and her family came from Scotland. I tried to learn to play the pipes but I was no good my younger sister is very good on the pipes though and I listen to pipes every chance I get. I heard this Silas video and listen to it I got chills this is awesome
My idea of absolute heaven with the pipes and drums, this should be ten minutes long . Aug 2020 ❤🙏❤🙏
Paul Crisp Absolutely correct. Stirring music !
That's insane.
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Love the sound of the pipes! Gives me the goosebumps I am proud of my scots/irish heritage!!!
Don't know how this video found its way to my recommended tab, but I've been watching drummers and pipes videos for an hour now. This is so cool!!!
Massed bagpipes are truly a sight and sound to behold.