Faces of Scottish America: A Virtual Tartan Day Celebration

[@richiethemage2646]

Absolutely outstanding. Amazing pictures with beautiful music. Flower of Scotland is one of my favourite tunes. RESPECT and admiration from Newcastle upon Tyne. England.

[@randalllivingston6925]

I wear my colors regularly. Not just on tartan day. It is a wonderful feel to be in touch with heritage. LIVINGSTON

[@ryank1273]

4:35 Thanks for featuring me and my lovely Clyde! Upset that we couldn't have a proper Tartan Day celebration this year because of the Covid19 virus, but we still managed to pull a virtual celebration! Hope everyone stays safe and have a great Tartan Day!

[@PizzaBoiUSMC]

Likewise for mine at 04:08, lol.

[@ryank1273]

@@PizzaBoiUSMC I see we share three different interests: Gaming, kilts, and Mini Ladd!

[@PizzaBoiUSMC]

Great minds think alike... And so do we, lol.

[@ryank1273]

@@PizzaBoiUSMC If you're interested in games like GTA or Minecraft, I have some videos on my other channel if you want to check it out.

[@easyfiveOsink]

Love the kilted Obi Wan and the kilted Stormtrooper!

[@Gemmell94]

Awesome! 🇺🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@joegroves1519]

Nice work, Lads & Lasses!

[@rodrigofuentes3491]

I'm mexican, but I love all about Scottish.

[@lowreedman]

Nice! My friend Greg Rochford is the drum major shown at 1:57. I believe this is at the Queen Mary Highland Games in Long Beach.

[@pierreouellette4778]

Thank you this was amazing!

[@thomaspatton4401]

Thank You! That was AWSOME!!! You guys have a very talented way of hitting the nail squarely on the head! Made me proud to be Scottish!!!

[@lanceharrison6073]

Coraline looking sharp in McLeod! Great video montage!

[@danab6002]

Thanks my friends!

[@markhamill9523]

Fantastic piping

[@armoringregret9833]

Very well done.

[@58leebee]

Fantastic tribute!

[@ericrose7450]

Awesome. Greatly enjoyed the video.

[@dawneabdulal-bari9313]

Nice! Thanks for this spirited upload ~ So proud of the 'Flower of Scotland' ~ First heard it serenaded by the late William 'Stuart' Adamson, Jr. of Big Country fame and the Skids ;->

[@slydermartin6008]

How in the hell did I miss this video???? AWESOME!

[@SSG5thSFGA]

Did you see how odd the one at **:** looked? (That's sarcasm, son.) The point is that there are SO many ways to use the kilt and the tartan. The ONLY commonality running through all these pictures is that not one person had the kilt on backwards. All looked great, and self-expressive. Well done!

[@Doonfoto]

Great choice of music, including ‘Flower of Scotland’ sung by the composer, Roy Williamson of the Corries, and Luke Kelly’s marvellous version of ‘Freedom come all Ye’. Can you give me the name of the pipe tune?

[@nittenman373]

If its the one at 6:21, it's Scotland the Brave.

[@Doonfoto]

@@nittenman373 Cheers, mate. No, it's the one straight after, at 7.22. If I get the name, I can find it on line, learn it on my tin whistle and play it when I visit the shop. Otherwise I'll learn it by ear. Look up, 'Corries, Scotland the Brave' is you want to hear a humorous version of the song.

[@nittenman373]

Doonfoto I realised that almost as soon as I posted! Unfortunately I don’t know what that one is, sorry. I loved the Corries though and used to see their concerts in the Usher Hall, Edinburgh. Even got to meet Roy and Ronnie a few times. Great times. I was devastated when Roy passed.

[@Doonfoto]

@@nittenman373 You met them! Well done. They were so influential in my early tin whistle/flute learning.