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Highland Cathedral played by the combined bands of The Scottish Tattoo, accompanied by pictures from Salisbury 2007 sell-out show.
EXELLENT PIPEBAND A PLEASURE TO LISTEN TO.
…..Would you believe Highland Cathedral!
may i ask what song is this?
Holy crap!!! When the other bag pipes joined in it was almost pure escasty for my ears.
The pipes ALWAYS make this the most beautiful song.
Thank you!
magnifique!!!!!!!!! la cornemuse , c’est magique!!!! great song.
This has to be one of the best versions of Highland Cathedral. It was played with Pride and you can feel the passion Passion. I took part in it and it still gives me goosebumps.
@soozin1962 well done to him it is a beautiful song played on the pipes and listened to by so many people across the world.
What you just wrote really touched me deep inside. God bless you and your wonderful Country.
Greetings from Italy.
R.I.P Grandpa John McLorn from Clan of Lorn. You were but a farmer, a ranch hand. For ever loving your Scottish back ground and i was yet just a kid living in a fast paced world. Your stories of Scotland heard by my young def ears were not forgotten but engraved in my heart. I will forever tell of your stories to my children and theirs to come. Your hands once worked the fields of Scotland as a young lad until you were brought to the land of the free. We love and miss you very much John Mclorn
I was at this it was a great nights entertainment
No offence but Mike Oldfield is not in a Pipe Band, do you catch my drift!.
i like the version by mike oldfield it is much faster
My dad was in the gordons, he was pipe major, i think the royal scots followed our regiment or we followed them, i cant remember, i lived in kaimes avenue in kirknewton and have been back there twice, have you been back there??
thus surely has to be one of the most stirring pieces of music ever written
Well done and thanks for letting everyone know. Adds to the interest.
Many thanks for taking the time to tell us all. Appreciated.
me too.Within two bars.
It may have been composed by Germans, but the pipe score was put together by a scotsman..My Brother!!!
There is a land far from this distant shore Where heather grows and Highland eagles soar There is a land that will live ever more Deep in my heart, my Bonnie Scotland
Though I serve so far away I still see your streams, cities and dreams I can’t wait until the day When I’ll come home once more to my Bonnie Scotland
And so Lord keep me from the harm of war Through all its dangers and the battle’s roar Keep me safe until I’m home once more Home to my own in Bonnie Scotland
And it was written by two Germans… However… Alba gu Brath and Greetings from Germany
Hi xXZIPPYBXx just to let you know that the ‘other’ band in this video is Newport Pipes and Drums, not Wessex.
I was heard this Hymn 20 years ago at a Presbyterian Church in Salt Lake City. It was performed by the Salt Lake Scots Pipe Band. I have returned every year since for the annualm blessing of the Tartans and this song. Proud to be a Scotsman.
its a great song unlike flower of scotland which is about the past
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