What are the classic music of Scottish bagpipes?

Highland Cathedral is a very popular Scottish bagpipe music, composed by German musicians Ulrich Roever and Michael Korb Korb for the 1982 Highland Games.

Highland Cathedral has lyrics in English and Scottish Gaelic. Compared with other Scottish quasi-national anthem options, many people appreciate the musical connotation of Highland Cathedral, whose melody is solemn and lofty, and it is more suitable as the national anthem.

This piece of music is very famous and is often played on different occasions in Scotland.

2. Rooster in the North

"The Rooster of the North" is a military March with 6/8 beats, bagpipe tunes and fixtures. The name of this song comes from the nickname of Scottish famous Patrick Gordon, who formed the 92nd Infantry Regiment at 1794 and later became a Gordon Highlander.

3. Brave Scotland

This famous bagpipe song is called Brave Scotland. Born in the early 20th century, the earliest known version appeared in 19 1 1 year, and the composer is unknown.

This piece of music is really famous and a symbol of Scotland. Scotland is a part of Britain. On September 20 14, a referendum on independence was held, but it failed.

So, until now, the standard trip to Britain has always been Scotland, in fact, Edinburgh. Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland.

4. Flat horizon

Jonny Madden, known as the Queen of Irish Whistling, wrote Plain Horizon. The euphemistic and simple bass whistle is melodious, not as loud as the treble, but the deep and quiet flute brings a little silence, which is vicissitudes because of melodious.

The timbre of the whistle is very similar to the song of a thrush. It is beautiful and slightly hoarse, pouring out the most simple feelings in the world and causing the listener to sing. Or because of this, her album Irish Whistle is also called Irish Thrushcross.

5. Brave Scottish Warrior in Scotland

Brave Scotland is a patriotic song praising Scotland. In June 2006, this song won more than 65,438+00,000 votes on the Internet, second only to the Flower of Scotland (the national anthem of Scotland), and became the most popular national unofficial (folk) hymn. Representing Scotland in the Commonwealth Games.

The British Columbia Cavalry, recognized as the Canadian Defence Force, held a parade, which was broadcast on Friday's military parade. In 2006, it was adopted by the Royal Scottish Army.