The Green Hills Of Tyrol / Morag Of Dunvegan / Blue Bonnets

[@OldPumpMan]

I Love Morag Of Dunvegan, We Play It & Mull Of Kintyre As Our "Waltz Set" It Is One Of My Fav Sets; Especially When I Learned To Play Seconds On Both Songs, As They Sound Amazing; Except When I Mess Up😀!!

[@charliemcgee9803]

This is my first time listning to morag of dungvegan, but I love playing mull of kintrye. Ill have to try this as a set.

[@ICHIBAN-cz8ih]

0:00 HOT ROD

[@jesseusgrantcanales]

Faves:
0:00: The Green Hills Of Tyrol
2:26: Blue Bonnets O'er The Border
3:45: Cock O' The North
6:10: Highland Laddie
6:49: Black Bear

[@alainlebras6259]

:05:05: The Skye boat song

[@marioroberti]

Thanks so much, I grew up listening to all of these pipe tunes without knowing the names so it's great to finally get the breakdown. They're forever in my heart, but now I can search for them at will!!!

[@w.reidripley1968]

I've got an old vinyl pipes and drums album with Black Bear on it... seemingly played in strathspey time, very upbeat. Was it indeed so? Or was this a shaved tune rendition?

[@NorrieMacTHESMOG]

BRAW

[@gaiusmarius4112]

Wait,how did they get to Tyrol again ? In what war I mean

[@stuartforbes3033]

That would be the CRIMEAN, I think.

[@reb-xu9di]

Armchair General. The Eighth Army (The Desert Rats) ended up in Tyrol (Austria/Italy) at the end of the Italian campaign in 1945. Maybe that has something to do with it.

[@jesseusgrantcanales]

Crimean War.

[@charlesrogers822]

Crimea was in the Ukraine Part of Russia. How does that get to Tyrol? WW II during the occupation probably in Italy>

[@CristianoLeal75]

Napoleonic war, I think

[@philipjordan7453]

No.

[@jensibowable]

Yes

[@sirquacks5639]

Maybe

[@w.reidripley1968]

Inconceivable!