Spirit of Scotland Drum Corps UK Championships 2016
Taste of Scotland - Prestonfield
The World's Most Famous Scottish Show
Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band's 2016 debut at the Paisley British Championships
This is Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band making a welcome return to the Pipe Band Championships. The band is playing under Pipe Major Roderick MacLeod and Leading Drummer Jim Kilpatrick. The band last competed in 2008 when it was formed to compete the World Pipe Band Championships.
The band is playing the following medley:
The Staloch Turkeys, The 9/8 Jig, Jimmy Ward's Jig, Inisheer, Miss Robertson of Greshornish, The Spirits of Old Pulteney, Dr Alisdair MacKenzie, Tha'm Buntata Mor, We're a case, the bunch of us, Sleepy Maggie.
Conditions were far from satisfactory. The band had to compete with what seemed like continual intrusive loudspeaker announcements from an adjacent competition ring, the noise from two aeroplanes taking off during the performance from the nearby International Airport and a viciously heavy shower of rain which started as the band marched to the arena.
Spirit Of Scotland
Medley
Spirit of Scotland Drum Corps
Spirit of Scotland Drum Corps first day out in Paisley
Scotland (brit06-04) Taste of Scotland Show Part2
Spectacle culturel Taste of Scotland Show.
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Edinburgh, Scotland: The Scottish Spirit
More info about travel to Edinburgh: Serious connoisseurs of Scottish whisky will want to pop into Cadenhead's Whisky Shop. Founded in 1842, Cadenhead's prides itself on bottling fine whisky from casks straight from the best distilleries without all the compromises that come with more profitable mass production.
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The Edinburgh Scottish Evening
Dinner, Comedy, Music, Poetry, Scottish Whisky!
A “Scottish Evening” of traditional Scottish entertainment to enthral, inform and inspire!
Some of Scotland’s finest culinary offerings in a delicious four course meal. Haggis, Scotland’s national dish, is served to the stirring sounds of the bagpipe in the traditional way.
Visitors will be guaranteed a warm welcome and a lively evening with Scottish songs and will be introduced to some of the country’s memorable characters and stories!
*Exclusive Private Evenings for Groups.
*We take the Show to you. Contact us for more.
BOOKINGS
Email: booking@scottishevening.com
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LOCATION
The Royal Scots Club
29-31 Abercromby Pl
Edinburgh EH3 6QE
Spirit Of Scotland 2015
SPIRIT OF SCOTLAND - ROME WHISKY FESTIVAL 2015
FOURTH EDITION - MARCH 7/8/9 2015 - SALONE DELLE FONTANE - ROME
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dunoon and the Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2015
A video about Scotland, in particular it is a video about Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dunoon, the Highlands, the Orkneys and the Hebrides, taken while we were on a four month trip through the UK in 2015.
June 27, 2017 Taste of Scotland
A Taste of Scotland
Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band Drum Corps
Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band Drum Corps
Todd Bar, Strathclyde University Village, Glasgow
Wednesday, 10th August 2016
Singing Scottish Songs In The Highlands!
The next stop in our MNR Road Trip For Change: Balmaha, Scotland! We have so much content prepared for you guys and are so excited to share our Europe Tour of England, Scotland and France with you guys. We left off with London, England and went to Scotland for two days before going to England again to explore some other cities. Scotland included the amazing Edinburgh, along with the highlands which we can't wait to share with you all as well!
To begin, if you thought that the scenery on our way to Edinburgh was beautiful, wait until you get a glimpse of the highlands. We felt as though we had entered a completely different world! There were mountains, grass that were brighter and more green than anything we had ever seen before, and just simply glorious landscape as far as the eye could see.
We began by stopping over at the Kelpies, which are 30-metre high horse head sculptures built based on the traditional Scottish legends as children were told by their parents. Scottish children were actually afraid of the Kelpies, as they were told that if they didn't listen to their parents, the Kelpies would eat them. They can be pretty creepy to look at to begin with, so we can understand why the kids would be scared. We had to stand so far away from them to be able to get a decent picture with them in the background. Once you get close, they’re so big that you have to crane your neck upwards to be able to see them. But overall, they are truly a beautiful architectural site - watch the vlog and you'll understand what we mean.
The tour was really well organized. Our tour guide explained all the locations so well and told many stories along the way. The best part was actually feeling as though we were inside those traditional Scottish stories as we literally were walking in the footsteps of the characters, visiting the places where these events happened. When you watch the blog, you'll also be amazed by the beautiful little towns that we passed by, and our final destination for the vlog, Loch Lomond.
Loch Lomond is the largest stretch of water in great Britain by surface area. As you'll see in the blog, although it was difficult to find our way at first, we managed to climb up one of the big hills and get a good view of the Loch. Though we were really tired by the end, it truly was amazing to see the beautiful Loch, the mountains in the distance, with pink and purple flowers covering them, birds flying in the air... you'll get what we mean in the vlog. Honestly, this was one of the most beautiful natural destinations we visited on our #MNRrdTrip4Change and we definitely recommend that you take a tour bus to the Scottish Highlands to really be able to understand and enjoy the places you visit even more.
As part of this cultural diversity series, we have already reached our fourth stop and the vast variety of cultures even within the United Kingdom is so inspiring. Our Europe tour is just the beginning and we can't wait to share our complete tour of England, Scotland and France with you guys in the upcoming weeks. If you like this video, please show your support by liking it and subscribing to our channel.
World Cup TV: Scotland show Braveheart spirit
Hear post match reaction as Scotland show great spirit to hold off a Tongan comback in the second half to complete what many saw as an upset. World Cup TV spoke to local lad Brett Carter, Ian Henderson, Fuifui Moimoi, Steve McCormack and man of the match Sika Manu.
Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band, Worlds 2016
Exploring Edinburgh, Scotland
Feels like yesterday when I explored the beautiful capital city of Edinburgh, Scotland with my family. It's been two years since this footage, but I finally finished editing this video and I'm so happy it's up for all of you to enjoy!
Featuring snippets of our two-day stay in Edinburgh including a fun browse through the medieval-looking streets and souvenir shops, bagpipe playing at the Spirit of Scotland Show, and colorful fireworks at the world-famous Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo!
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Music used (in order):
Dance of Strings by Whitesand:
Ghosts by Ikson:
Highland, Bagpipe, Joyful Song by Magnus Ringblom:
Spirit of Scotland - Rome Whisky Festival 2016: Official Video
Spirit of Scotland Pipe Band on BBC Radio Pipeline
Original Sept. 24, 2011 broadcast (used by permission) of BBC Radio's Pipeline hosted by Gary West. Features interview with John McDonald, Director of the feature documentary film ON THE DAY: THE STORY OF THE SPIRIT OF SCOTLAND PIPE BAND and music from band members Roddy MacLeod MBE, Alasdair Gillies, Niall Stewart, and Willie McCallum. Also performances from Murray Henderson and Stuart Liddell.