Flower of Scotland played on Penny Whistle (Tin Whistle)

[LordVilhelm]

You have any finger positioning charts for this?

[stevenh366]

Scot's Steeling another thing i see -_- IRISH!

[hostroute]

@stevenh366 Written by Roy Williamson who lived about 500m from where I am currently sitting in Edinburgh, Scotland.

[BLOODELFSRULE]

@stevenh366 well as member of a border clan of scotland i seem to recall stealing from another country was a common thing

[MsOneiroi77]

@stevenh366 no considering the penny whistle was invented by Clark an English instrument maker in the 19th century. The whistle is not Irish it may be played in the Irish trad but it isnt an irish instrument.

[DefeatedElitist]

@stevenh366 The tin whistle is actually more indigenous to Britain, namely England, than it is Ireland. Besides, why does it matter? The music of the British Isles is very similar in nature, we should be embracing it as a whole.

[Ky1e2011]

@stevenh366 Irish speaking nonsense again I see -_-

[Ebbrell]

can you give med the notes? fingers charts:) please:) this is so nice!!

[hostroute]

@kylemunro1 The official one is Scotland the Brave, words written by Cliff Hanley in 1947. Thats what is sung at commonwealth games etc.

[gangeman]

@hostroute sorry mate but this is the official national anthem....nice work tho

[daeld1]

@hostroute Actually, Scotland does not have an "official" national anthem. God Save the Queen is the official anthem of the UK, but Scotland, England and Northern Ireland don't have official ones of their own. There are many de facto anthems used in various settings, including sports, but none are yet de jure (official) anthems. Wales is the only "home nation" whose devolved government has adopted an official anthem (Hen Wlad fy Nhadau).  Nice vid BTW!

[krustaci17]

Yeah! I love celtic music and culture! From Catalonia! Freedom!!

[seonidh]

I have to agree and thats coming from one too.

[stuartcraigon2003]

Very nicely done, and that's comeing from a Scotsman!