do you have this set? if you do could you by any chance send it to Rhys.Hoskins2000@gmail.com my pipe band needs some new sets aha

Thanks maman

Thank you :)

Could you send the sheet music to these tunes? I've been looking for Clueless for a long time to incorporate into my medley. My email: izekieltan29@gmail.com

Cool!

sgtcrab1 ☝️

Late reply but right ! Unbelievable video

1,300 now lol

I'll remember that. Thanks.

macnadoodle d

For sure...

calito44 The pipes are often a battle cry or a lament... but just as often a celebration! 💙

Indy Piper Second tune (hornpipe?) has been a real earworm for me as well?

Arrangement of Allan MacDonalds the Plagiarists Reel

I do not think so. If it's an "arrangement" it's one that sounds like a completely different tune entirely. The first couple of bars are somewhat reminiscent, but it's really a different piece. At 2:27 you can hear "The Plagiarists" on this vid: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pMlyZZV5laypoXU.html

Good help

Mohamed Blidi because you have a good 💙?🙏

This is expected in pipe competitions and is judged with the same scrutiny as drum majors, snares, pipes, and bass.

I don't want to be judgemental, but I love all 3 of the tenor girls.

Me Too!

Me too, love those tenor drummer girls.

Anthony Brayall don’t fight. And if drinking makes you fight, don’t drink. Just sit back and enjoy :)

Hey glad you called that one been thinkin it for several years. (What honey. No i am not looking at chics on the Internet. Just listening to a little bagpipe and drums)😎 Had to edit. Mostly drums!!

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itR_l9Gb0tDViZc.html

@@garethaherne5125 Gareth, thanks for the link! Never gets old.

Hardly. It's not a marching tune.

@@dvrn86 how would you know,?

@@bloodhoundgang1642 try marching to it and see. Great show piece but you aren't marching into any battles to this amalgamation of pieces.

@@dvrn86 My post doesn't mention march 🤔 What I'm getting at is it stirs the blood, that's what's important to me anyway as someone not acquainted with marching tunes.

This is victory music after the enemy is routed

Luke Stanley - Ryan thanks

mohammedosman88 plug it into a descent sound system and you will most likely hear it

It's because this was recorded with a phone probably that doesn't pick up low frequencies...

+Jan Niklasson The Rogues its spelled

Andy Renwick Favorit Ferret by Gordon Duncan

Very close! The pipe band takes their name and tartan and cap badge from the 78th Highlanders (Ross-shire Buff's) who were stationed in Halifax NS in the late 1860s. The 78th combine with the 72nd to make the Seaforths, hence the similarity to the Seaforth cap badge. The Halifax Citadel is a national historic site in downtown Halifax. The Halifax Citadel Society recreates this famous regiment every summer and sponsors the grade 1 pipe band you see in this video.

Its good to see Canada preserving its history , I'm a Brit and our history is your history.

+Frankie Max, John Morrison of Assynt house is the first tune

Kernan Hosea They are from Canada 78th fraser highlanders. In my opinion they are the best pipe band on the planet. Google 78th frasers for more info love from Scotland mum was Irish (Gael!).

Not quite, I made that mistake myself a while back: they are the 78th Highlanders Halifax Citadel, formerly the Halifax Police Pipe Band, under the leadership of a phenomenally talented Pipe-Major, Alex Gandy, son of Bruce Gandy, himself formerly of the 78th Fraser Highlanders of Canada, under P/M Bill Livingston

Brian Mac Leod Thank you for your insight, happy to be corrected. I'll follow these pipers with great enjoyment! So, I'd say they are Scottish Canadian/Canadian Scots.

Why does everybody mention Ireland? Nothing to do with Ireland thank god. They are Canadian Scot’s.

Calum Ramsay it's a call for another beer