Troy Donockley - Finlandia

[@joeyeccles8749]

Got to be a magician to play like Troy Donockley on the pipes.

[@kelvinlewis6294]

There is only one word to describe this Man ..... Wonderful.

[@tanhupallopallonen4179]

So lovely and beautiful.Troy is so💜

[@JoelWard1]

Oh man I can't stop thinking about why you'd show so many wonderful sights of the Finnish wilderness and nice pictures of our cities and towns, for a moment completely shatter the feeling by adding a picture of the most horrible creation of "architecture" of our modern history right at 2:36

[@roberthudgins6294]

Please explain. I thought Andy McCoy was the most horrible creation in Suomi modern creation.

[@nancyhamilton5607]

Moves my soul

[@floorjansen8733]

Tocas hermoso Troy🤗

[@galwayification]

You're right...so lovely and magic...

[@auroravatanen4388]

This is lovely.

[@xXxMashMallowxXx]

didnt he play this in the beginning of a nightwish concert?

[@edwinwaagmeester9523]

yes he did

[@Calis708]

Man... this reminds me so much of playing WoW. Now I know what the instrument was in the music for the Borean Tundra, Howling Fjord and Grizzly Hills.

[@tracyeshannon4736]

Calis708 for the horde! ;-)

[@TheDinterOX]

I know the feeling but the instruments aren't the same. Grizzly Hills is played with traditional Swedish instrument called Nyckelharpa

[@Mysteriobaku]

only thing that i can say from this is: magic

[@Mike-yd1xd]

Lovely

[@willrobb797]

Came from wow subbreddit was not disappointed

[@mariebyrne390]

Can anyone tell me where the bridge is at 2:08? It is really really pretty - awesome song. Troy is magic *nod*

[@gz9975]

Afghanistan

[@androangchristopher3587]

Marie Byrne "Siikavaara - Itä-Suomen Lääni, Finland" www.panoramio.com/photo/1430936
Found it by taking a screenshot of the video and putting it into Google image search. A useful tool.

[@helenamau1365]

All the fotos are from the beautiful land, Finland.The song is our nativesong, by our famous Jean Sibelius, and our Nightwish used it proudly sometimes.Have a good day.

[@jole0000]

Sounds like uilleann pipes

[@lawrencewalston2272]

They are. The first time I ever heard this instrument, it was from an audio recording of Riverdance performed live at Radio City Music Hall.

[@AriochStarr]

Kind of sounds like the Dragon's Lullaby in places. A beautiful piece regardless.

[@AriochStarr]

That's because it's the same instrument, baka.

[@grancuervoquevuela1053]

hello!! fron Chile the last country of the world

[@Hairysteed]

Greetings to the edge of the world! :)