The Rocks of Brae - Celtic Guitar

Hello, this is a scottish march called the Rocks of Brae. It is sometimes heard as the accompanying melody for the contra dance The Grand March, and in New England it has additionally been employed for the contra dance "British Sorrow." In Ireland it appears under the alternate titles "The Old Crossroads" or "The Clans." Another superb arrangement by Jim Tozier. Your comments and subscriptions are most appreciated. Thank you for listening.

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• rocks of brae
• British Sorrow
• the clans
• The Old Crossroads
• scottish march
• celtic guitar
• fingerstyle
• boucher guitars
• ireland
• black dog broonzy

[Lansdownekid]

Nice playing on this piece, my ears can hear Irish Celtic rather than Scottish and more in the same vein as The Rights Of Man which is traditionallty Irish, is your guitar tuned DADGAD? Scottish Pipe tunes are usually in Bb.

[BlackDogBroonzy]

@Lansdownekid indeed it is DADGAD - thanks

[fleeper4]

Oh my god , This is so beautiful , could you please do a lesson on it please , please (:

[HadesKleio]

Thumbs for tabs please!!!!!

[CJVdeGruijter]

great song, really love it. one thing though: too short!

have to press repeat every 1,5 min now :)

[janhildebrandt32]

I love this song really much!! what is the name of your guitar model??

[DPineda121]

try not muting the bass notes for better, fuller sound

[theguitarhero1000000]

@BlackDogBroonzy may i ask where you learnt all of this traditional irish music im 15 and cant find any where to learn it ??? thank you in advance

[bluesnisse]

looks hard, got to learn that one :P

[HarryPotterAm]

Amazing !! keep it up.. !

[screamolive]

lindo, no brasil tambem temos nossa cultura regional caipira.