Music and dance

Music and dance from Scotland

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Gaberlunzie Freedoms Sword

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Reduced To Tears

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Retired policeman and multiple World Championship winner Iain Watson is reduced to tears by the Wee Govan Pipers competition performance. ... The Wee Govan Pipers (Pìobairean Beaga Bhaile Ghobhainn). Watch on BBC ALBA Friday 1st Jan 2016 @ 8pm & Sunday 3r
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Highland Dancers In Montrose 2013

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My first video with my new camera.
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Battlefield Band, From Scotland: Memories You Didn't Know You Had...

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Battlefield Band play Scottish music of a rare passion and joy. Inspired by their rich heritage of Celtic music and fired by the strength and vibrancy of today's Scottish cultural scene, which indeed they have done much to create and fuel, they have led,
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Gaberlunzie--The Gallant Murray

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I'm On My Way

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clip from sunshine on leith
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Bothwell Castle Pipeband

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Coatbridge high
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Shepherd Lad - Battlefield Band

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I don't own this music
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Battlefield Band Norland Wind (Magheracloone)

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Schottish Folk
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Puirt À Beul Earraghàidhealach (Argyll Mouth Music)

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Provided to YouTube by IDOL Puirt À Beul Earraghàidhealach (Argyll Mouth Music) · Joy Dunlop Faileasan (Reflections) ℗ Sradag Music Released on: 2013-01-14 Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Warsong of the Macleans

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The Warsong of the Macleans. Traditional words translated by Sir Walter Scott in 1809, The tune was written by Andrew Maclean for a Maclean clan gathering in 2009, 200 years after it was translated by Scott. Many thanks to Allan Maclean of Dochgarroch for
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Gaberlunzie Glenfarg Bull

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