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God bless how he holds the refrain. I miss this...

Fun Fact: composed by Shotts & Dykehead's Pipe Major, commemorating that band's switch from Warmac chanters to another brand. "Camraw" isn't a locale... just spell it backwards. 😅

Tres émouvant. Mon coeur vibre à l'unisson de ceux qui ont vecu cette terrible tragédie. Florence, amie de Bretagne.

Bolero de Raquel

RiP to the beautiful children and teachers of Uvalde who were lost one year ago.

God. Bless

❤😢 love. Prayers

Texas state Capitol building was a good place for this. This song should really tear into anyone's heart, especially if you know what it signifies. JJG 42 Yr. Tx. LEO

Wow. That was a great recording with no echoing from the walls!

جميل

Great acoustics and performance!❤️⭐️

Preforming this did not happen overnight! All of them should be proud of what they did.

At the sabe time is sad and beautiful

Nice acoustics! Makes a difference for the Ole Pipes

Gives me chills! Beautiful👏👏👏😍

Miss my bandmates

When pipers come wisiting

Love that!

Bells of dunblane is the tune at the start

Fidelis ad Mortem Requiescat in Pace

Fidelis ad Mortem Requiescat in Pace

Fidelis ad Mortem

Fidelis ad Mortem

It was written in honour of sixteen 5 and 6 year old school children and their teacher murdered by a gun man in Dunblane Scotland in 1996.

Used at the funeral of Robert Trump - Donald Trump's brother

there is a playground in heaven Where 16 angels play, Thanks to a lone gunman, Who took their childhood away

No Electric Guitar?

Truly inspiring!

Thanks for posting this If this does not touch your soul then I doubt you have one. sadly the tale behind this tune is tragic

Pipers, slow it down a little. It's a retreat tune, not a march

if you're not moved upon hearing this, you've lost your soul.....

Magnificent! Thank you.

THAT LOUSY PHONE!!!

I could listen to this on repeat on repeat on repeat on repeat repeat on repeat on repeat

Dommage que c'est filmé par un amateur.......................

shame about the videoing of this Bad focus and to much shaking going on...otherwise very nice music

First!

I go to that schhool

I just heard this played at the 40th anniversary memorial for Police Sgt. Donald J. Sowma, killed in the line of duty on November 19th, 1976 in Cypress, California. The tune seemed familiar, and I asked the piper, retired LAPD Officer Cliff Armas, the name of the tune. He said simply "The Bells of Dunblane", and I was suddenly transported back twenty years to the news of the horrifying tragedy at Dunblane School in Stirling, Scotland, and tears sprang to my eyes. I'd nearly forgetten Dunblane School. This tune is all the more beautiful as a remembrance of the promise and potential lost that day.

Where is this

I'm glad people brought their children to this. I remember the night Ofcr Pardon lost his life, and Im thankful for everyone that took time out of their day to honor the procession; that support alone was enough to bring tears to my eyes.

Geeze the vibration from the phone freaked me out. Thought it was my phone or something else.

AUSTIN PD!!! TOO COOL!!

Great job honoring the Lt guys

Outstanding!