Scots Wha Hae, at Stirling Castle

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Looking towards the Wallace Monument and the Field of Bannockburn below
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[@geoycs]

So wonderful!

[@a877ths]

I am privileged to have been personally taught by Neil. Although I moved out of the area, I am still eternally grateful for his excellent teaching

[@MegaJacko4]

Wanderful Neil! Thank you for your music 🎶

[@coleterpstra7766]

This song is somewhat sentimental to me as it was the first song I learned on the practice chanter, and also the first I played on the pipes 3 months later.

[@rainergulpen6323]

Hi Neil, I learned a lot about steady blowing and what that changes in terms of expression. Especially in such a historical place. Thank you!!!

[@jesseburnette6028]

Powerful. Well done as usual.

[@Philtoid]

My grandad was from stirling. He Died recently. This helped 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@NeilClark-FalkirkPiping]

Sorry to hear that. Glad the music helped.

[@BB-hi5of]

good stuff Neil, was playing this last night myself too

[@fredblanc6282]

throw on D good

[@rhiannyn]

Sounds so much different on the pipes, than the practice chanter! Did you choose this tune because of Robert the Bruce? :)

[@NeilClark-FalkirkPiping]

Aye more or less. Its just kinda Stretched a bit... long notes held. You can do this with almost any slow air, gives it a wee bit character

[@annmuor]

What version did you play? Where can I find it?

[@NeilClark-FalkirkPiping]

Hi Ivan... Based on College of Piping Tutor Book one... but notes lengthened, and from my head, so won't be exact. SO COP... Now National Piping Centre Book1