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    The most moving arrangment of pipes i've ever heard


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    I think the tune is called Mist Covered mountains.

    Thanks for the vid.
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    Yep, going home and mist covered moutains

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    Wonderful. Thank you. Mac Talla Mor do a nice rendition of Mist Covered Mountains on one of their albums. Haunting.

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    That family knows how to march

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    Great to see the Gurkha Rifles pipers there as well.

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    Thank you bold highlander your are for ever coming to my aid ...........

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    Actually, that first tune is "My Home". Then they go into "Mist Covered Mountains". Those are both 6/8 slow airs.

    "Going Home" is a different tune (also a 6/8 slow air). It's the Largo movement of Antonin Dvorak's 9th - or "New World" - Symphony.
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    Beautiful sounds...thank you.
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