Hey, steady on a wee bit, They are still that way inclined. What about the likes of Douglas Henshall? He really does come over as a very kind person and caring as well. What is more, he feels the same unease about Scottish Independence. I myself a Scot owing to my father although I live down in East Anglia which fortunately has a fair number of Scots
The tune is an old one long before it was associated with Benbecula,. However the Island is generally believed to be South Uist, an island in the outer Hebrides. The name actually means the lands beyond the sea.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees the Mormon Church for what it actually is. I liked your comment on the video with Glen Beck talking about why he became a Mormon.
It's Jan. 1st, 2010 and this is the first piece of music I hear! An achingly beautiful melody, and not just to an ex-pat like myself. Best wishes to all YouTubers for the new year.
What a beautiful piece and beautifully arranged and played. These lovely pictures remind me once again of why I'm determined to visit Scotland at least once in this life.
You know it doesn't matter if this tune is played on the Harp, Accordion or the Bagpipes, it is a wonderful tune. Even the Red Hot Chili Pipers did a splendid version. Lovely tune that I think is impossible to play without rousing the Celtic spirits. Thanks for posting
Callum Kennedy was the man for this song
Hey, steady on a wee bit, They are still that way inclined. What about the likes of Douglas Henshall? He really does come over as a very kind person and caring as well. What is more, he feels the same unease about Scottish Independence. I myself a Scot owing to my father although I live down in East Anglia which fortunately has a fair number of Scots
Well w I guess Scotland is the completly immense as it should and is made out to be
Tears fell from my eyes. So beautiful.
Makes me wish my great gran was still here to sing this to us…=(
@BeautyCircles me too ^.^ im just depressed because i live in England =(
The tune is an old one long before it was associated with Benbecula,. However the Island is generally believed to be South Uist, an island in the outer Hebrides. The name actually means the lands beyond the sea.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who sees the Mormon Church for what it actually is. I liked your comment on the video with Glen Beck talking about why he became a Mormon.
This song always makes me cry for some reason
Beautiful video! A wonderful impression of Scotland and its music!
It's Jan. 1st, 2010 and this is the first piece of music I hear! An achingly beautiful melody, and not just to an ex-pat like myself. Best wishes to all YouTubers for the new year.
i come from scottish ancestry and i have always wanted to visit Scotland. It looks like a beautiful place, this was a very well put together video.
Very nice!
Harp, bagpipes, or played by the Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland: I LOVE THIS TUNE.
An t-eilean dorcha (Dark Island) isn't the real name of the island! It's Beinn nam Fadhla (Benbecula) 🙂
gorgeous, but bit of a scary name for an Island,lol.
Christ !
That made me cry.
My dad played that on the accordion for many years and that brought back so many memories for me.
Wonder if your gran & my dad are listening in heaven ?
What a beautiful piece and beautifully arranged and played. These lovely pictures remind me once again of why I'm determined to visit Scotland at least once in this life.
Awesome video beautiful music.Thanks for posting. So relaxing
You know it doesn't matter if this tune is played on the Harp, Accordion or the Bagpipes, it is a wonderful tune. Even the Red Hot Chili Pipers did a splendid version. Lovely tune that I think is impossible to play without rousing the Celtic spirits. Thanks for posting
my aunt died from a cancer this last friday..this song make me thought about her…thank you for this song..i love it
Thanks for the post. Lovely version and images.