Chieftains - Dueling Chanters video free download

Alice M

I need a pint to go with this! :)

borelandfamily

1:06 and 1:13 Video game noises!! YAY!!!!

ivanrdskin galiza

sorry... but the super pipe musician is Carlos Nuñez from galicia (spain) and his galician pipe!!!

xWHITExEAGLEx

... Scotland was never a province of Ireland.

squidoogeek

Wow...That is some really crazy playing! In a good way, of course.

Sam M

So so fantastic. Santiago is a great record. I wish I could see some approximation of this live!

billybob thornton

My wife likes to play my bag and pipe.

MrDragonOfIce

This song is cool! Sounds like an 8-but video game kinda

Lars van Blitterswijk

aontaíonn

cinnireseisri

Personally, I'd like to think the just hit the dislike button by accident. =D

cinnireseisri

Galician pipes. Though the musical form of the Basque in terms of rhythm is strangely familiar as is that of the Portuguese. Though, the later isn't really surprising since the Portuguese and the Galicians are essentially the same. shhhh don't tell anyone.

cinnireseisri

Considering how the Scots came from Ireland, why would it be a surprise? Though the uilleann's seemed to be developed later. There are 3 types of pipes found in Ireland. People who are under the impression that they solely existed in Scotland/Ireland are misinformed. Nor can it be firmly said that they originated there either as similar instruments ("bag pipes") can be found in the other 5 Celtic nations as it appears to be something that has been with the "Celts" for quite long time.

Antiflavor

You're talking about the age of the entire group of instruments; there are multiple kinds. In my family there is a bit of a divide; I like the uilleann pipes better and my sister likes the highland pipes. However, we never argue about which was first; it is established fact and doesn't bear bashing, as Germungus said. It's simply a matter of taste, and the arguments are simply a matter of stuck-in-a-rut thinking.

Alan Thrupp

if your going too be a tit, scotland was orignaly a province of ireland ran by an irish princess but not the scotland you see today as it was divided intoo various groups i.e picts celts seoul ect ect so in conclusion were the same people so does it matter?

GmtC1979

bagpipes were in irelannd since the 3rd cenntury(thats provable) the earliest in scotland is the 11th century(once again thats provable)

Samantha Clegg

I agree with you on that one. (:

Harry Lambert

Sounds Like the music Of Titanic's Ball Music :) Awsome

hitchikersguidetoaus

hahahaha

dadou taz

I love Celtic music that makes you want to dance through the night

sirprankalot1

just tapped my foot off.. :)

Away We Go Again

Away We Go Again - The Chieftains (1977)