trying to find this documentary, if anyone knows the presenter or the title of this show please write down! using this for research in a project

Why cut that offensive e entered Waulkier be me an asking?

Thank you for this explanation. My family was Protestant, but I was raised Catholic. This helps explain my Scottish heritage

This type of singing is done in the United States in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, Southern Ohio, West Virginia and parts of Virginia. The Old Regular Baptist, United Baptist and some Primitive Baptist use lining with no music in their warship service. Many of the people living in this area of the United States can tract their families back to Scotland and Ireland.

good job talking over the music

what is her instrument called??

Awesome

Sounds very much like she is expressing what many would consider a connecting note instead as the end of the phrase (as in how the Cameron style would have one play it). No?

I did not know that’s how some of the tunes were passed down for pipers. (Specifically the piobaireachd) Wow! That explains a lot.

at about 3:00 who is singing the lament...it's so beautiful..

I miss that, however I'd rather my people woke up to the Jab. DO NOT TAKE ANY MORE!

Celtic people are not ashamed to express emotion. We morn but we accept sorrow and loss . It us part of what we are . As an irish Celt i grew up with is . Well done you in Alba for this beautiful documentary.

0:43. How wonderful to see a younger man singing this music!!!!!!! That means there IS HOPE that this beautiful music has a chance of surviving in the future. PRAISE THE LORD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scotland isn't even Scottish anymore.

Beautiful!

she told me to waulk this way...

Does anyone know what documentary this is from?

Thank ya for these stories ❤the song and video I'm sorry for your loss of your Son ❤✌️

Not sure if I healed or not. Not sure why the Scot’s decided… Major key: “ I will remain emotionally retarded and die with a corn cob in my rectum” Minor key: “ I shall lay bare parts of my soul far more intimate than a porn search thread”

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Veins without blood,hmm? We are being drained of our blood. Scots cities with illegal immigrants posing as asylum seekers,whole extended families and this spells our end.

Thank you so much Murdo MacFarlane. Inspired. You see it is not only the language that is dying,our cities are becoming bogus refugee camps.

"What you can't say you can often sing" so very true.

what a beautiful and elegant lady..i feel so sad for her..i would imagine the pain of losing her son so early and tragically would be immense..yet even i can feel soothing power of those four lines and bagpipes.i really hope she has had and is having some happiness.

Adore this...and have listened to Alleluia on BBC Alba with glorious singing....more please ....its so old so spiritual and so very wonderful....so anxiebt and uplifting....,

Glè bhoidheach. Very beautiful. Tapadh leibh!

My first time seeing this she was an amazing treasure.

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Brought tears to my eyes. Greetings from a Gael living in Nigeria.

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Crazy, the scotts brought this style of singing to America hundreds of yrs ago and theres still churches that do this presenter-response style of hymns to this day here in the south. My grandparents called it call and respond but the melodies havent changed a single bit.

To the Highlanders! Also, these Gaelic Laments are similar in the ways of Portuguese Fados.

My grandmother (my mother was from Isla of Lewis) always listened to these services on the radio so I grew up listening to them. It wasn't until her death when I was an adult that I stood in a congregation at her funeral and heard it "live". Made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. It has an incredible spiritual power that, until then, I'd never appreciated. Haunting even.

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The transcript is hysterical 😂. I was looking for the lyrics in Gaedhlig and English. I will look elsewhere. Would like to sing it ❤

How beautiful this music is.

That was beautiful 🙏

So beautiful, haunting, pleasantly melancholy. Music to drift you away on a sea of dreams.

Wonderful

Absolutely beautiful and extremely moving. Something about this reminds me of 'deep calls to deep ' I'm, these days drawn more to deeper ways to worship as this.

Indeed a good song.

The Presbyterian church is 500 years ,the language and people are many many centuries older. Plz plz , remind the Presbyterians a few miles across the water , to let go of their sectarian hatred and realise , this is the language they started preaching in ,this is their language too , stop the blind sectarianism so they can be part of something culturally beautiful like this Gaelic church singing. Regiments disguised as marching bands intimidating their neighbours and shouting hate doesn’t look good these days. Hope is eternal but I won’t hold my breath

Only loving you god 🙏 heart and soul ,no bigots in that church of god ,bless them all xx

Love it so Much

Tannemirt !

Love gaelic from Azerbaycan

Beautiful singing.

No young people?

Tá stuif go h'ailainn seo.