The music in this clip can be identified as Scottish by the choice of instruments (Highland bagpipe and flute) and the fact the band are playing Scottish dance music (march, strathspey and reel).

The Highland bagpipe is a part of Scottish culture and history, famous for its distinctive, powerful sound that even accompanied troops as they landed in Normandy on D-Day during World War II.

A group of Scotland fans treated German Police to a rendition of Happy Birthday, accompanied by bagpipes. One of the officers was then persuaded to join in with a spot of dancing. Tasmina Ahmed ...

Bagpipe Entertainment’s activities include performance and educational outreach. Their performances help to introduce ...

“We’re all huge music fans, so we’re delighted to help welcome Taylor to Scotland in the best way we know how. “It’s been a lot of fun recreating Love Story on the bagpipes and putting t ...

While bagpipes have been recorded in Scottish history for some 600 years ... However, the Highland bagpipe remains the best-known form, and has had significant influence in the military music of ...

SCOTTISH MPs celebrated yesterday as the ban on bagpipes at the Rugby World Cup was lifted. SNP MP for Livingston Hannah Bardell, who had moved an early day motion in Parliament against the cultural ...