The funeral procession of Queen Elizabeth II. 19/09/2022 (Bagpipes) The Mist Covered Mountains

This is the bagpipe section of the Queen Elizabeth II funeral procession. The Massed Pipes and Drums. The Mist Covered Mountains

[@Slartibartfast69]

I'm no royalist, but I burst into tears when I heard those pipes and drums. Incredibly moving. 😥

[@will16vuk]

Same 😢

[@sparkyroots369]

I have fms and chronic pain so [treble] bagpipes are literally painful. But like you, I welled up when I heard this! So glad to find it, it took some digging.

[@HumansAreShitFactories]

That is what they rely on. The superstitious nature of our minds, and the emotion we associate with music, lights, symbols, uniforms, marching and ritualistic behaviour. They want to condition us to associate it with them to maintain their power structures because they’re at the top and you’re at the bottom. Wake up.

[@seancorrigan]

Hearing it makes a grown man cry, watching it sends them to another level 😢😢😢

[@Ncfc1970]

Incredible. Spine tingling

[@mrinalmukherjee1347]

Didn’t realise bagpipes could sound so soulful. Melancholy and respectful at the same time. Beautifully done!

[@ibellchristian9773]

Soulful blue blood runs through me. Everything in the funeral was Scottish no English element. She was the Queen of Scots. 💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙

[@clairemcsorley7089]

@@ibellchristian9773 absolutely beautiful the bagpipes were played

[@YARROWS9]

@@ibellchristian9773 I am Scottish. She was Queen to us all. All four countries on this rock. Plus Commonwealth.

[@pauledwards9493]

@@ibellchristian9773 First half was Scottish, then English and then a mix at Windsor. Pipes and Drums outshone all.

[@skichy4793]

You cannot beat the baggies in times like this!!! Sends shivers down the spine!!! Bows

[@flow_rush72]

This part of the procession gave me goosebumps all over. Very impressive.

[@jkm8741]

Yes i agree. I was moved to see the Crown on the coffin. Then I realised the flowers were probably from one of her gardens. However when the pipes started, that was me. What an amazing send off for an amazing monarch.

[@ferrobenjc8480]

Same. God Bless HM Queen Elizabeth II

[@Duggie_dug]

Massed bands get me 😥

[@janrolfson]

me too - it was so touching!

[@joshuasingleton9373]

The bagpipes were so effective, it was sad yet so commendable to our queen! No other country in the world could have pulled this off

[@dm7325]

Agreed

[@themodfather1160]

Totally agree, this was and always will be the greatest funeral the world will ever see, INCREDIBLE.

[@danmorrison740]

I’m 50 years old and these pipes are one of the most incredible things I’ve ever heard, brings a tear to the eye every time.

[@MisterGee1968]

Me too Dan - like you, every time..... 🙏🏽

[@kevinbennett437]

Believe me.......it doesn't get any easier at 56! You can easily see why pipers were/are used to stir the Scott's regiments as they go in to battle ehh?

[@quakerjohn44]

Couldn't agree more. Absolutely wonderful stirring stuff. The moment the pipes strike up,will stay with me for ever. 🇬🇧

[@TELFORD96]

Haunting and beautiful.

[@nicolelawless3199]

I’m 20 years old now and my mother hates seeing me so fragile. I hope I make it to 30

[@stephenscull901]

All of the military and naval services performed so solemnly and beautifully! I watched Sir Winston Churchill‘s funeral from here in America in black and white in 1965. I am blessed to have lived long enough to witness Her Majesty‘s funeral in brilliant colour. May she Rest In Peace!

[@jf330]

Makes me proud to be British and English, those Scottish bagpipers hit a nerve. Moments like this I will never forget.

[@petelosuaniu]

Irish and Scots regimental pipers

[@TheArgieH]

@@petelosuaniu Plus Ghurkas too ! (Look to the LHS facing of the first line, see the spats and look up for the pill box hats.)

[@TELFORD96]

They were unbelievable. Brilliant!

[@alibrowne6374]

@@petelosuaniu Scottish, Northern Irish and Gurkhas - all British Army. Wonderful. ❤️

[@nicolelawless3199]

I remember when it started, Woody immediately hugs my mother and I literally had a breakdown

[@oze3326]

What was really great was there was no commentary during this section of the procession , just bagpipes, boots, bells, drums and commands.

[@Dayepipes]

As a piper who's played this tune hundreds of times on these pipes, and a professional maker of Irish pipes, I can explain some of what makes this sound so moving. The musical scale is tuned a bit differently from the classical, pop and commercial music we know. Particularly, the 3rd and 6th notes of the scale are a little lower in pitch than in conventional music, whose tuning traces to Bach's scheme to maximize the flexibility of the scale. He kept the relationships among the notes of the scale the same no matter which key we play in. But for pipes, all the notes are tuned to blend not with each other but instead to the deep constant droning sound, created by the big pipes carried over the shoulder. The result gives this a unique tinge of both joy and sadness that can't be replicated by conventional tuning --even a bagpipe would lose this power if it were retuned like a piano.

[@brucass93]

💙

[@nicolelawless9942]

I always do this for Woody.exe’s arrival at my house and it literally makes him cry. He will get this arrival for his coronation next year but he won’t see it coming

[@dylanbgear]

That is incredible, thanks for your contribution

[@andydavidson]

A silent city with nothing but the sound of the pipes and drums and Big Ben ringing every minute, makes the hairs stand up on the back of your neck, unforgettable. And truly makes me feel so proud of our armed forces and the way they conducted themselves, they did our Queen proud, they did the whole nation proud, well done.

[@jf330]

Absolutely, well said

[@jackiegadd650]

Amen to that, I work for MOD so a bit biased. It was truly incredible to watch. It's made me go and buy a couple of CDs so I can have Flowers in the Forest in my collection. Really touched me deeply.

[@seanoreiley48]

I’m American, she was queen longer then my parents have been alive, and I can’t state enough how much for what it’s worth I respect the fact the woman did her duty right up until the end and met her (15?) prime minister just before she past. I’m sure at some point she thought to herself, it’s to I enjoy to kick back but she didn’t she kept going. God bless the queen and may she finally Rest In Peace.

[@ronneff7859]

The end of an era, we shall not see the like again in our lifetimes.

[@kostasdallas2559]

Amazing send off to a magnificent person. I burst into tears hearing the bagpipes. My deapest sorrow to every one in the UK. Athens Greece.

[@roblloyd5843]

No nation in the world does is quite like the British. What a send off.

[@poolemagnetfisher6852]

Must admit. It gave me goosebumps when I saw it. I had to save it for people to watch on KZbin

[@MisterGee1968]

@@poolemagnetfisher6852 You are a legend Sir.... 🙏🏽

[@corupt84]

Totally agree

[@anthonysmith8800]

Thank you. I was sad but very proud of my country yesterday. This was flawless and her late Magesty deserved every minute detail that went into this Love and Respect ❤️

[@patrickferran1678]

They done the same for Jimmy savile fair play 🤣👍

[@seancorrigan]

This is by far the best version of “Mist Covered Mountains” Just Bagpipes and Drums, with the raw emotion of the day 😢😢😢

[@icelara5972]

Absolutely breathtaking. What a start to a magnificent send off.

[@ibellchristian9773]

A Scottish send off

[@seancorrigan]

@@ibellchristian9773 Everyone was Scottish was they? I’m quite sure there was Irish, Gurkhas, Welsh, English in those ranks of the Massed Bands.

[@GrenArmstrong]

Yip they were massed from Scottish and Irish regiments plus the Gurkhas. Wish I could find a recording of that March with just the pipes and drums

[@seancorrigan]

@@GrenArmstrong so do I, I have recordings but they’ve got wind/brass instruments as well. Nothing beats the just the pipes n drums.

[@dylanbgear]

Had to come back here to watch this again. The bagpipes are always beautiful, but this is next level. Not a royalist at all but this was incredible, royalist or not it's the send off the Queen deserved for her lifetime of service to the commonwealth. R.I.P.

[@benhasatinyknob]

I keep rewatching it again and again. Everyone did their Queen and country proud on that day xx

[@landieman6044]

Me too, think I am on my 4th appearance back here

[@nicolelawless3199]

@@SteveGad I’ll be getting this for my funeral because my beloved war has been a huge part of my life and I met 1940 just a little over 10 years ago and I was just almost 10 years old then. Now I’m 20

[@TELFORD96]

Well said.

[@louth1770]

The entire procession show the world the Brits finesse and class above all, every British should be 👏 proud

[@jkm8741]

Well done to everyone, who took part in the Queens funeral today. You gave her a wonderful but dignified send off. As a proud Scot, the pipes brought the tears flowing. We were one nation, one family today. Thank you. X

[@Steve_D1974]

Well said man....one nation

[@ganymeade5151]

As an American, I must have Scottish genes because I was moved to tearful sobs. The bagpipes were a wonderful tribute to the best Queen in most of our lifetimes who was like a family member who can never be replaced

[@pauladams2907]

Absolutely on point. Well said.

[@markheslop5167]

This Englishman loves the pipes & firmly believes in "one nation"👍🇬🇧

[@nigelbevan8449]

I could not have put it better myself.... Like the gentleman quoted in a previous comment..... ONE NATION 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇮🇪

[@chrissmith8686]

Loved this part with the bagpipes. Made the hairs stand up.. R.I.P.

[@8175sc]

I love the bagpipes but the drums here sound magnificent 👌🏻

[@MoOnY_SA]

Indeed 👌🏼

[@nanorasweet7215]

Agreed.

[@stuartmccrae7844]

Listening to those pipes makes the hair on my neck stand up.. stunning

[@lachlanhowieson342]

Musically the most powerful thing I have ever heard or seen. RIP Queen Elizabeth II.

[@sugarplum1980]

This gives me shivers all over again. When I hear the pipes it just makes me so proud to be scottish. It's a feeling I can't describe. Flowers of the forest has me in tears every single time. I know our late queen loved the pipes. Rest in peace your Majesty. Back with your beloved Philip forevermore. You will never be forgotten and you have no idea how much you will be missed.

[@Steve_D1974]

Incredible, they made it shine even brighter those bagpipes...beautifully touching

[@fadaxe]

How can you be proud of something, you didn’t achieve?

[@ElliotsM3]

Flowers of the forest and mist covered mountain? Are these the two they play?

[@chatha51]

@@ElliotsM3 is this the name of the melody. Love it so much! I have been searching on Google.. So beautiful 😍

[@seancorrigan]

@@ElliotsM3 they played Flowers of the Forest on the approach to St George’s chapel in side Windsor Castle

[@nstheboss]

The moment the pipes and drums started, I just felt a huge wave of goosebumps and emotion. An amazing performance by all involved, they did their/our Queen proud 👏

[@TELFORD96]

Same here.

[@blackjackmaestro6505]

I will never ever forget this moment. Timed to perfection the first few steps of her coffin being pulled, the bagpipes, and also the drummers, who don't get mentioned as much. Absolutely beautiful, I'm so proud of my heritage 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@nanorasweet7215]

The drums sounded like hoarse weeping to me, under the cries of the pipes.

[@quakerjohn44]

The snare of the drums is incredible

[@ganymeade5151]

@@nanorasweet7215 Even the horses were sad and weeping. So were the Corgis. Amazing animals who are much like ourselves.

[@ganymeade5151]

@@quakerjohn44 Best mournful bagpipes we will ever hear. Fitting and soulful tribute to the best Queen in most of our lifetimes. I am in tears.

[@TELFORD96]

Drummers sounded truly amazing.

[@moryboogie9093]

Makes me extremely proud to be British, special islands, a special lady, a special occasion.

[@jamieodonnell9521]

You should be proud it was beautiful watching from new new Zealand greatest thing I've watched

[@joaquimcaeiro2053]

Those pipes, they resonate with history, something ancient and mysterious. Its a sound that vibrates not only in brits but in all europeans

[@darrenremington6422]

The bagpipes and drums were incredible, my standout moment of the funeral. R.I.P You're majesty 🙏🙏

[@tramperben8442]

From a danish guy is this so amazing it really is

[@clairemcsorley7089]

I can't stop listening and watching this

[@MisterGee1968]

Me neither Claire - SO powerful and magnificent. Gets me in tears every time - but it's worth it. WOW. 🙏🏽

[@pain-killeryates5448]

Same here. It's like a once in a lifetime event. Such a beautiful ceremony. Gives me goosebumps. I cant atop watching this..The music is out if this world..

[@chloelouise1982]

Same, I’ve watched it several times. The most moving and memorable part of the funeral. Absolutely beautiful send off for the Queen.

[@Fifi86911]

I’ve been watching on repeat. It’s absolutely mesmerising. If this doesn’t move you nothing will. Rest in peace your Majesty. God Save the King. 🇬🇧

[@engerland3239]

I just can't get this moment out of my head. If this doesn't move you then your soulless

[@qqmoar7734]

Amazing. By far the most moving part of the day. Imagine how it sounded for those people inside Westminster Abbey - hearing those pipes and drums approaching, slowly getting louder and louder. Goosebumps.

[@DW19895]

I said this yesterday too, beyond amazing

[@ganymeade5151]

I could not hold back the tears and I do not cry much or easily. Amazing and soulful tribute to a wonderful Queen.

[@arfmania]

The final procession in Windsor was epic as well.

[@chloelouise1982]

This was the most iconic part of the funeral for me. And emma the pony, the corgis and the sole piper in the abbey.

[@allenjones3130]

From Orange, Texas, USA, I offer my condolences to H.M. King Charles lll, the Royal Family, and the citizens of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. 🇬🇧

[@semperoccultus]

mate its honor read your word.❤

[@OfficialJoyMoon]

The atmosphere the drums and pipes create in this video is hard to describe. This is by far the best Mist Covered Mountains cover I have heard so far.

[@Flashdan100]

Spine tingling ! It brought a lump to my throat only Great Britain can put on a show like this !

[@leeredgrift]

I watched this today and I welled up when the pipes and drums started, what a fantastic start to an amazing send off to a Magnificent Queen, RIP your Majesty...

[@nicolelawless3199]

I didn’t cry until my mother came in and I just cried into her so no one can see

[@JapanMemos]

I got goose bumps and tears came up when I saw this today on tv.

[@carolewilliams3895]

This made me cry, so beautiful

[@frankvyvyan]

Extraordinary and mesmerising right from the powerful cadence of the first command. FOR-WARD...MAARCH!

[@frankkelleher1888]

Jesus those pipes had me in tears and I'm Irish she was a great lady may she rest in peace 🍀❤️

[@kimberlysugiyama]

I feel I didn’t know what Great Britain was about until I hear this play yesterday. I am glad I watched the best part of the Queen’s funeral. Amazing play and wonderful job

[@nicolelawless3199]

I remember when it started, my Woody came up to my mother and hugged her. I literally broke down because my mother never trusted Woody until now

[@lush1076]

Brings tears to the eyes.

[@M1JVD]

Not a royalist nor anti monarchy, if one can say, this start of the procession was more than special, the bagpipes, drums. As others have commented chilling in a wonderful way, like most, pretty much welled up straightaway. Thanks for the uninterrupted post

[@mattbalsley4606]

It’s like going back in a time machine. I will always appreciate having access to this forever. What an amazing woman the Queen was❤️

[@kevinbennett437]

What an incredibly stirring sound! The whole procession was a most awesome visual spectacle, but the sound of the pipers and drummers...and the sound of those naval ratings boots under the arch at Horseguards Parade are what I will take away. A highly, highly emotional sound.

[@jasonmunro1983]

💯

[@bluehorizon6012]

Unbelievable touching moment. Watching this again and again and have tears in my eyes. My compassion to the United Kingdom and their loss. Many greetings from Germany😢

[@mooseylad]

She was the Queen of the uk

[@bluehorizon6012]

@@mooseylad That's right. My mistake

[@ixopo6715]

You are so kind, thank you 🇩🇪 🇬🇧

[@nicolelawless3199]

I approve this for Remembrance Sunday every late November and it’s a 30 minute procession from my dads house with mourners behind me and my street is filled

[@nicolelawless3199]

No wonder why I’m so loved

[@leerud]

Impeccable drums. Sounds incredibly powerful like gun shots. I wish our nation was as patriotic as it once was. Great send off for her majesty.

[@georgef1936]

Watching this live I have to say was perhaps one of the most evocative moments of my living memory. Perhaps because I wasn't expecting the sheer beauty of the bagpipes and the march at once. It was just so beautiful. And I have to say, it makes me bloody proud to be English. Long live the King!

[@vincem4756]

That was magnificent. You gave a hell of a send off to an amazing Queen. I’m in awe As an American we couldn’t top this. Everything about it blows my mind. I hope you keep these ancient institutions and traditions alive. There’s nothing on Earth like them

[@daniellastuart3145]

Thank You my friend , but i must say there are certain elements of Republicanism in this country (the UK) and even certain elements of the American political establishment that are tiring to end this or would like all this or make less relevant but much thanks anyway

[@tonycasson5675]

Has to be the second most beautiful and soulful thing i have ever seen and listened to in my life. Seeing my daughter for the very first time as many know is a experience that you will never forget. I'm proud of my English and Scottish heritage. I loved my queen and respect and honour the military past and present. love from Newcastle upon Tyne 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧❤️

[@ganymeade5151]

As an American of British and perhaps Scottish decent, this moved me to tears. I will never hear more haunting and beautiful bagpipes and thunderous drums. Fitting tribute to a wonderful Queen who can never be replaced in many of our lifetimes.

[@tonycasson5675]

@@ganymeade5151 Totally agree! She was amazing! She loved her people and loved her country. I was in tears watching it such a beautiful send off for her. I live close to the Scottish border and always pop up to Edinburgh when i can they mostly have the bagpipes playing somewhere. It just sounds amazing especially when your in a beautiful city like Edinburgh.

[@CharlieLTV]

That was a send off befitting such a great lady. Truly magnificent.

[@julieashmore-smith2235]

I watched this a few times now. Every bloomin time I'm blown away from the sheer precision of these magnificent men & women of the forces. It's magical how our dear Queen was sent on her way with the support of these spectacular young people. It was an historical moment. Each & everyone of you who made this day, be proud and thank you

[@lucasmateus7701]

May HM Queen Elizabeth II rest in peace, condolences from Brazil. A truly remarkable and respectful monarch and human being. This moment was really beautiful, I was eagerly waiting.

[@gix2lee]

The coffin, the procession, the drums and bagpipes. Wow. Im in tears again.

[@nicolelawless9942]

I was in tears as the bagpipes sounded off throughout St Julians yesterday for Remembrance Sunday and everyone was shocked to see me in painful heels but I never wanted to let Woody.EXE down for a second time. The mourners came behind me, my dad and Woody.EXE as we emotionally approached the cenotaph and I was greeted by my favourite crowd and they said “remembrance won’t be the same without you 3” and then we took our places in front of the poppy wreath layers as usual

[@sunnyjassal6399]

I have been to Scotland a few times, but never did I think bagpipe music could stir the soul. Feels like the music is calling out to the ancestors. It's so spiritual...

[@jameswhyman4127]

After percussion, the highland pipes are descended from the oldest instrument in the world, reed blown pipes. As a piper I can tell you, sometimes we are calling the ancestors....

[@KittyStarlight]

That's what it feels like to me too. (Calling the ancestors, that is.) This tradition of bagpiping is so old. Older than the Queen. Older than the Act of Union which united England and Scotland into the United Kingdom. Old. Very old. Ancient. So much history here. Centuries of. Old.

[@robertwest5141]

I got a piper to play Highland Cathedral at my Dad's funeral, it's very emotional hearing the pipes. Rest in peace your Majesty.

[@KittyStarlight]

Isla St. Clair wrote a song called "When the Pipers Play." It's about exactly this sort of thing. How one can feel called to the past (or perhaps as if the past is calling and/or being called) when the pipers play. I feel like that too. I was actually privileged to be able to tell Isla that, in person, at the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Festival, one time. That festival has bagpipe videos on KZbin too.

[@NLaertes]

Every now and then, I keep coming back to this particular moment. When the bagpipes start and the procession starts walking, the world for me literally stops...the piece they play certainly strikes an emotional chord to me and Im not British. Witnessing this is profound...

[@nicolelawless9942]

I get this throughout st Julians on Remembrance Sunday and everyone comes out to watch me walk past and everyone says “No way she’s wearing heels?!” Then I emotionally look back at everyone. I love remembrance so much

[@victoriahooper1712]

For me this is when it hit home this is the most haunting part of the Funeral. I remember the Queen Mother chose the same for her Funeral and it has a enormous impact. The Pipes are haunting but also absolutely beautiful. This will always be remembered as our Wonderful Queen Elizabeth will be Remembered. The World saw something spectacular yesterday.

[@johnny5tunes]

Watched in awe of this historical event. I’m no royal fan but give her majesty her due, she never put a foot wrong her whole life! And those pipes!!!! Ironically outlawed pipes playing at the longest serving monarch in history!!! I’m Scottish through and through and hearing the pipes and drums gives me goosebumps every time 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jameswhyman4127]

As a piper and a Scot I know what you mean. It's ironic that the royals and English elite tried to eradicate gaelic culture but by absorbing Scots and the pipes in to their army, they immortalised it. So much so that the highland pipes lead the longest reigning monarchs funeral procession with the whole world watching. Not a fan of the establishment but respect to the individuals in it who clearly love Scotland.

[@johnojohnson177]

What an amazing procession, watching such an historic event like no other, the bagpipes and drums sounded like they were calling out to her ancestors, going back literally hundreds of years, very emotional and mind blowing

[@donlittle732]

The bagpipes can take you into battle and escort you to your final resting place. They’ll tear your heart out.

[@nicolelawless3199]

I approve this as I lead the Remembrance Sunday procession from my dads to the cenotaph and it’s 25 minutes away to get down there with mourners behind me and my dad. And then my grandmother joins me down there

[@nicolelawless3199]

Can’t wait for November to do this again

[@justinneill5003]

Sorrowful but yet utterly magnificent, who else in the world could have done something like this? As an English born royalist of Irish heritage it stirred my blood to hear those massed pipes and to see those Irish Pipers alongside their Scots counterparts. With my ancestry I probably wouldn’t have supported James I, but I adored Elizabeth II. I fear we will never see her like again, but we must live in hope. RIP dear Elizabeth 🙏 🇬🇧🤝🇮🇪

[@drrd4127]

The tunes/songs are all Scottish not Irish at all.

[@justinneill5003]

@@drrd4127 When did I say the tunes were Irish? I said that there were Irish pipers in the band, ie Irish Guards by the look of them. As a Celt with an ancient ancestry that spans both Ulster & the western Hebrides, Scottish tunes speak to me as well!

[@loutianhong]

The bagpipe music is so therapeutic and after listening to it countless times, it has reduced my grief, sadness, sleeplessness after all these moments of grief since my father's passing.

[@westaussie965]

😢🥰

[@krysztofmioduszewski502]

This music and procession were the most poignant moment of the funeral

[@siobhancosgrove7277]

And seeing the corgis waiting

[@jasonmunro1983]

💯❤️

[@chatha51]

💯!!

[@briansandison3103]

This was the moment from the whole funeral for me, as a side drummer in a pipe band as a boy more than 45 years ago hearing this played so beautifully reached deep 😞

[@tmsr]

There was something about this opening part that was so moving, I just watched in silence taking in the spectacle, the tradition and a historically important moment in this country. It will stay with me forever.

[@springer3783]

No other country could put on a show like it

[@craigy8559]

Im scottish live my heritage bagpipe music but i think the drum sessions in the music makes it sound as good as it is

[@MoOnY_SA]

I finally found someone who agrees with me 👌🏼

[@markjones-rc1nm]

This was my favourite of the processions because of the pipes and the 🥁 's...both of them together gave me goosebumps and a 😢. So very proud of the what too place today, absolutely faultless. Rest In Peace Ma'am.

[@Todspit]

Wow the pipes sounded amazing what a start of the send off this was 🇬🇧

[@ganymeade5151]

Most spectacular and perfect funeral ever. No mistakes. Even the animals looked sad and marched in time never missing a beat. Incredible planning, coordination, and production fit for the best Queen in most of our lifetimes. Love the haunting bagpipes and thunderous drums of Mist Covered Mountains.

[@zxZ917]

Makes me cry every time I watch it

[@zxZ917]

It's the pipes

[@nicolelawless9942]

I cried hearing them on 9/11’s 22nd anniversary as Woody.EXE, me and my family played them walking to the United 93 memorial we opened recently in Wales and it’s not open to the public yet. If only the victims families could have seen this and i could imagine Woody.EXE inviting them one day to join my family for the 23rd anniversary next year

[@jonathanadams3606]

Brings a tear to my eyes every single time I watch it & listen. What a send off, nothing less than our queen deserved. Our armed forces were an absolute credit to HM yesterday, each and everyone of them. No one does it like The British. Rest easy ma’am, your duty is done 😔

[@TheHighlander5555]

Being a Canadian of UK decent, I'm truly sadden by the loss of QE II. There will be no other like her. The bagpipes strike home, sad but beautiful all at the same time. RIP.

[@desolateones]

No such thing as UK descent.. You could be of Northern Irish, Welsh, Scottish or English etc but no one would ever say UK descent...

[@justonecornetto80]

@@desolateones He obviously meant British. Stop being so pedantic.

[@Jaff4Cake106]

I have to say, as someone from both English and Scottish blood, the bagpipes and drums always move me, and remind me of my late Gran and Grandad who were both from Dalkeith, growing up as a child in the Scottish hills as well as the North East of England. Very sad but proud day. What a performance!

[@gilliandey2490]

Like me a father from Aberdeen and proud of my Scots blood .my dad one of 12

[@icelara5972]

Absolutely amazing and soulful. You did brilliant. I know HM loved the bagpipes. My favourite piece of music played today.

[@Backs4more]

There are not many things I have achieved that I am proud of, but I am proud to have taught some of those drummers when they were young cadets, and helped steer them onto the path of a career in the military. Also proud to know several of the pipers and one of the Pipe Majors, who were also local cadets at my detachment. They have gone from spotty youths to excellent soldiers and exceptional players.

[@Arbiter22J]

This right here is pure Britishnes brings a tear to my eye and pride in my heart. God save the Queen, long live the king !

[@1061sarahs]

This is not goodbye Ma'am. In our hearts forever... And thank you for caring, kind words and inspiration........... And for being the ultimate Bond Girl. Thank you for being you.....God Bless you your Majesty 👋 🙏👑 😴 🌹

[@8175sc]

This is Stunning 😍

[@zadzailani7883]

Didn't know happy and sad tears could come together automatically.

[@MisterGee1968]

Me too ! 🙏🏽

[@__PHIL__]

Haunting yet beautifully majestic.

[@tonyhollis1506]

So pleased I found this to know the know the name of the song. It was beautiful.

[@douglascampbell7814]

Same,I've been searching for ages. So so beautiful 😥

[@MisterGee1968]

@@douglascampbell7814 Me too Douglas ! They mentioned the names of various pieces on TV - but not this - even though it was played again at Windsor at 4.05pm.... 🙏🏽

[@wesleypeters4112]

This is just so amazing, sad, and beautiful at the same time. The harmony of the bagpipes and the beats of the drums really just tugs at your heart. Made me tear up.

[@glennsemmens3443]

So proud to be English and British! So beautiful.

[@will16vuk]

Made me cry 😢 thanks for uploading this 🙏

[@poolemagnetfisher6852]

You are welcome

[@deansmith9250]

You made me proud today RN. GSTQ. RIP.

[@carlam2809]

This part made me cry at the start. Very moving and well done to all the military personnel. As a veteran, you did us all proud. Thank you

[@forestpump]

If they released that as a single it would do very well, the most moving, touching moment yesterday for me, thanks for uploading I was looking everywhere for it

[@seanmorris7213]

Lovely to hear the bagpipes. makes me weep.

[@AmiHoss66]

Those haunting rattling drums echoing in London

[@hammyyoung2185]

The British military at its very best. As a Scot the pipes & drums really get to me.

[@JRS-Royal1871]

I really feel we have witnessed the most beautiful & somber moment in modern history and it made me so proud to be British! The pipes were extremely moving and a fitting send off for our most beloved Queen. She was the only British monarch most of us had ever known. She so reminded me of my own Great Grandmothers, a generation who were so strong in the face of such adversity on our shores during WWII. She was the one great constant in all lives of British People - she felt to most like she was immortal but sadly we all pass at some point. She was not just a Great Grandmother, Grandmother & Mother to her own family but also to her extended National Family. Ma'am thank you for your unwavering service to the British People & those throughout the commonwealth - Rest well & in eternal Peace your Majesty. Queen Elizabeth II or as she should be known Elizabeth the Great. Long live the King. 🇬🇧

[@matthewlovesbritney]

Wow!! Chills doesn’t even explain what’s going on in my head now! This is absolutely amazing! May our Queen rest in everlasting peace 💙🙏 Long Live The King 👑🙏💙

[@hazelgibbons7831]

This is the most beautiful thing I have seen in a long time.

[@russkkay]

Beautiful! During WW2, at the D Day landings, Scot’s and Irish regiments were piped on to the beaches by their regimental piper who only had his pipes. Apparently terrified the Germans.

[@thomaswilson6189]

Read the story of piper Bill on D-Day. Defied orders and took his own pipes to play his mates into battle on Sword beach

[@GrenArmstrong]

Remember watching the 70th anniversary celebrations of D-Day. One of the bands played the Royal Irish regimental March - Killaloe - when marching through Arromanche .. very evocative

[@thomaswilson6189]

@SL Orate then, soz lol

[@gertorrrrrr6]

Amazing. Bagpipes are very touching. The whole event was breathtaking.Rest in peace queen. Not only in your kingdom you were very loved and respected. You were a real icon, majesty.

[@darrenclarke3677]

A day to be incredibly sad but also proud....a remarkable lady and monarch and remarkable send off for her that she totally deserved. Amazing pageantry, pomp and occasion....something the British are still world leaders off. RIP your majesty

[@WintersWar]

Poole Magnet Fisher, good job at capturing and creating this historic content. Seamless quality. thank you.

[@lorrainefeletti5194]

Our beautiful and noble Queen seen off by the pipes of a nation she loved and adored. God bless her and speed her to eternal peace!

[@Elrosso85]

Was almost haunting watching this yesterday, something that will stay with me for years to come. The queen will be sadly missed, the likes of which we’ll never see again!!

[@MisterGee1968]

Thank you so much for posting this. MAGNIFICENT. 🙏🏽