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Tuireadh Iain Ruadh (lament for "red" Iain)by crisdean14,763 views- 1:07
Scottish Gaelic Pslam Singingby IsleofLewis20088,116 views
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Psalm 23 to The Bays of Harrisby Moireach918,810 views
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I shall not die.3by middletome2,096 views
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Psalm 51 to St Kildaby Moireach912,802 views
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Reformed Presbyterian International 2008 Psalm Singingby nleshelman33,841 views
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Psalm 100 (Tune: Old 100th)by freechurchofscotland3,616 views
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Psalm Singingby jewilsey5,394 views
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It Is Well With My Soul - A Capella Singingby reddikan30,778 views
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Celtic Bagpipes Greensleevesby max2611100047,778 views
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Gaelic Psalm : Clare Ross: Psalm 63by UISTMAN594,071 views
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Hymn: Psalm 68Eby jarrodius1,024 views
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Psalm 147 Praise is Beautifulby worshipgodinpsalms13,587 views
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Martyrs - Gaelic Psalmby NiallMS23,724 views
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Psalm 143:7-11, Acapella; Tune "I Need Thee"by RAIDFIX8,317 views
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Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland Centenary Meetingsby middletome5,350 views
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Psalm Singing on Loch Roagby iaind1000770 views
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Protestant Reformed Worship: Psalm 33 A CAPPELLAby starfell864,871 views
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The Lord's My Shepherd - Hymnby anime1217109,454 views
Thanks, interesting insight on historic Scottish worship the triune, living God.
Warm and real...
dwall057 1 month ago
@WC3POchannel10A
Guess where we all came from...nature. And what do you think was alive and well before Christianity swept through Scotland? Nature-worship. There is nothing "post-modernist" about talking about the grand source out of which everyone is made!!!! How petty and human of you. I'm glad they even acknowledged that there was a spiritual establishment there before Christianity!
janejanejane7 1 month ago
@WC3POchannel10A : Apt remark. But one knows what the BBC is like.
MusicPredominates 2 months ago
This is how my grandparent worshiped, listen to the haunting music. Remember not all could read, and this was the only way give thanks for what little they had and they had to go to Church on a Sunday TWICE. These were communities who were strickly governed by the Laird& Church.
darvon15 2 months ago
Why on earth the narrator prelude about worshipping nature? How post-modern of him. This is about these Christian Scots, not pagans.
WC3POchannel10A 3 months ago
haunting. Reminds me of native American singing.
PUAlum 3 months ago
Thanks so much for sharing this. We lost the Gaelic in my families generations ago in North Carolina. There are elements of our singing that survive, however.
voiceharp 5 months ago