My 3 X gr grandfather, George Wallace was in the 92nd Gordon Highlanders in the early period of peninsular war, led by Sir John Moore. He was Battalion Quartermaster. He returned to Scotland and was promoted to Lieutenant and did not serve again overseas, so he missed Waterloo. I enjoyed this video and the music. Just came across it looking for some of your piping lessons. Thank you.

Was not Bannockburn itself won on 23rd June, but in 1314?

Good video George lumsden

Sir can you help us.. we are srilankan navy band..bagpipes . .can you help by the bagpipe

Good morning Neil👍

I suggest next video play the song is Piping hot

What a legend for doing this. I can't wait to hear you do all of #205. Not just because it is the last one, but the history is amazing. Maybe you could do all of 205 on the big pipes?

Good msr

why does the thumbnail remind me of an album cover?

WOW THATS A PIPER! John P.

If you’re on the fence about piping and don’t have access to good, instruction, I highly recommend this. I’m not paid by Neil and have no official affiliation with him whatsoever; but, what I do know, from being a student of his and hanging around the British Army pipers for some time, you can’t go wrong here. “Neil Clark teaches the British Army, said a pipe major candidate in 2023. Had I had this 5 years ago, I’d be much further along than where I am. A disciplined approach to the green book-with a firm hand rail-is a great foundation that’s money well spent.

Amazing tune. this recording has helped me learn it 👍

Hi Neil, great idea. Will the lessons be "live" and will there be opportunity for feedback even if not "real-time"? Thanks

Really good opportunity for solid instruction!

All the best with the new venture

Hi Neil did you play it as it's written in the tutor book 3 of the college of piping?

Ok many thanks.

Is possible the partitura of this tune. Thanks

Any music?

Always something for everyone! Charming!

This sounds a lot like Donald MacLean's Farewell to Oban.

Piece at any door!

Some excellent footage here. Hard to believe in the Second World War-at least on the American side-glider troopers didn’t get the hazard duty pay the paratroopers did until later in the war. I maybe off on my figures, but I believe Cornelius Ryan quoted some 24 gliders out of the 1,200 used simply disintegrated mid-air during Market Garden. The fact they were considered reusable and would go to great lengths to recover them after the battle still shocks me.

Great for forgotten heroes to be honoured in this way! We never know what you will come up with next! Love the comments it provoked also and of course the great tunes!

Thankyou Neil. For some reason the story of these men, long forgotten by Britain, brought a lump to my throat. Maybe it was the poignancy of the tunes and your beautiful playing.

I really loved the video you posted of the grave of the Waterloo soldier. Thank you.

Lovely tribute, well done sir

Sheet music please!

Love your general interest stuff as well as the music!

Were they co - joined with the 95 th Foot ?.Few know that the streets in the old part of Wagga Wagga NSW ,Australia ,are named after Waterloo veterans of the 95 th Foot.Kean to know.

Understand a bit of craziness from the lead, too. Beautiful for music! Thanks for the tour!

What a magnificent tribute to these long lost heroes, well done indeed ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Thanks very much as always Neil. Two wonderful tunes not heard much these days. It would be good if a local ex-service organisation would care for Augustus' grave site. Perhaps your video will inspire some action

As an American, we still play those pipes for our fallen brethren. A hauntingly beautiful sound.

Thank you for sharing this- the small pipes you have sound great.

This is where you find the Flask of Wondrous Physick, as well as a Sacred Tear.

Thank you Neil.

Neato!

A beautiful part of the world. I have two weeks in North Yorkshire every year. Herriot country. Alf White said in his opinion the views from Sutton Bank are the finest in England. Enjoy Neil. I’m actually just using your video of Scotland The Brave for practice.

Looking back to 100% and sounding good.

Thanks! Needed the history today! Good for Milo.

Lovely Tune .. quit playing the pipes with corona and intend to start again :) ... are you still teaching ?

Thank you very much Neil !! 😃

Isn’t that a law in Scotland? 😉

How do you get so much volume out of that thing! My Practice Chanters aren’t as loud. 😎

Thank you appreciate it 😊