High Road to Gairloch

Celtic Spirit Pipe Band rocks the 2012 Amherst Scottish Festival once again! The opening tune you are listening to is "High Road To Gairloch". As you can see, we love to entertain the crowd! Thanks to my friend Marlene for running the video camera for me.

[@johnhuddleston8647]

This is one of the first tunes I learned in the College of Piping, volume 1. However, I only know the first two parts of the tune. Still a great tune though!!!!

[@Isthun]

+John Huddleston Same. This book is great.

[@timothyfogarty2461]

John Huddleston boring, simple and to easy

[@yorkeidt2859]

College of piping highland bagpipe Tutor 1?

[@alexandriapalmer5848]

Beautiful strike in!!!

[@GOBRAGH2]

Sounds great!

[@sheikhsalman3517]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@muhammadkashifabbbs5878]

Very 👍

[@sheikhsalman3517]

Kamal hogaya very perform from English band

[@sheikhsalman3517]

Sir very good english band lahore pakistan

[@dougalmcdougal8682]

English 😂😂😂

[@christopherbuckley6313]

Where can I find that arrangement? Mine only has two parts, and I really like all four!

[@blvdpiper]

I would have to ask permission from our Pipe Major to send it to you Christopher. I'll get back to you....

[@blvdpiper]

Send me your email address Christopher and I'll email the sheet music to you.

[@christopherbuckley6313]

Danne Farrell it’s [e-mail]
Thanks a million!!!

[@aminahrashid9615]

Sorry but can i know what he said? Before "quick march"..im a piper from malaysia and don't know the exact word💀

[@blvdpiper]

Hi Aminah. The wording used is a command to the band. "At the halt, quick march" is the command used to inform the band that the tune will be played while staying in place without marching. This is a common command amongst pipe bands while performing in a circle.

[@StratCat5282]

Great job! Can you tell me what tartan that is? It resembles the Keith modern tartan.

[@blvdpiper]

The Tartan is the "Flower Of Scotland" pattern.

[@StratCat5282]

+blvdpiper thank you!