From the premiere performance of Dougie MacLean's composition "The Search" at Perthshire Amber - The Dougie MacLean Festival 2007. You may recognise this as the fiddle tune from the film The Last of the Mohicans. Composed by Dougie Macean and published by Limetree Arts and Music (MCPS & PRS UK)
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Then Dougie MacLean Band on tour in the USA, Feb 2006. Band members are Dougie MacLean, Chris Agnew, Alan Sutherland, Jamie MacLean, Ross Ainslie and Greg Lawson. Sorry for the poor quality but it was filmed a cam-corder.
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The Dougie MacLean Band perform Seventh Sea at Celtic Connections 2008
Loving One was written by Dougie some years ago, it features on his latest CD Release, "Resolution." Available throughhis own label "Dunkeld Records." He describes it as his Lovesong for the Planet.
Don Nicolson, FelixTheSaxCat, Jamie McLean, recorded Rain in Dougie McClean recording studio Dunkeld Records.
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Dougie MacLean OBE; folksinger, songwriter, composer and artist from Scotland, is honoured with the Folk Music Prize at Skagen Festival 2011 in Denmark. www.dougiemaclean.com. Background and featured song: "All Who Wander"- Music & Lyrics by Dougie MacLean. Published by Limetree Arts and Music (PRS & MCPS UK). From the album Dougie MacLean "Resolution" ( DUNCD035. Dunkeld Records 2010).
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Dougie MacLean song off the Album of the same name. It takes me straight back to the Isle of Skye. Played in open C, CGCGCE, capo 7th fret. Take a look at this channel for great Dougie covers www.youtube.com
Ian D Murray of Forfar, Scotland demonstrates some of the skills involved in turning a bagpipe.
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Christine Cowie, is a local lass born in Old Caithness Road into the well known and respected Mackay fishing family. Christine has spent her whole life in Education teaching across all sectors from Primary and Secondary to Further and Higher Education latterly. She graduated Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and Mathematics from the University of Aberdeen 1967 and holds postgraduate qualifications in Health Education, Education Industry Links, Guidance and Counselling, a Higher National Diploma in Professional Development and is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She was Assistant Head Teacher at Golspie High School before joining the University of the Highlands and Islands as a Maths Lecturer where she has worked at the North Highland College, Thurso, for the past 13 years. Away from her professional duties she has been a committed and active member of the Helmsdale Bunillidh Church of Scotland, is a member of the Session Board, Singing Group, convener of the Ladies Fellowship and Fabric Convener amongst other roles. She is also a member of the board of Timespan Heritage and Arts Centre and is an enthusiastic member of the Heritage and Fund Raising Committees there. She also serves on the Helmsdale Medical Equipment Committee. Christine enjoys spending time with her family, growing flowers, vegetables and fruit in her polytunnel, enjoying time at their cabin caring for her herd of pet deer and the rest of her time is spent attending meetings. She has been married <b>...</b>
Sights of Scotland 2011, Loch Lubnaig, Oban, Edinburgh august 2011 in full HD
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Our holiday to Orkney Featuring: Scrabster harbour MV Hamnavoe Old Man of Hoy Stromness harbour Skara Brae Bay of Skaill Yesnaby cliffs Stromness Julia's cafe Wharbeth Beach The Gloup Mull Head Kirkwall airport Kirkwall harbour Standing Stones of Stenness Ring of Brodgar Maes Howe Churchill Barriers Italian Chapel Kirkwall Highland Park Distillery Pier Art Gallery Stromness pier Brough of Birsay Fisherman's hut Skiba Geo Marwick Head Kitchener's memorial Marwick Bay Maes Howe (again) Evie Beach
Il secondo episodio in Scozia, Ale ci porta nelle intramontabili Highlands... SITO UFFICIALE: www.iviaggidiale.com FACEBOOK www.facebook.com SECONDO CANALE Youtube ( I Viaggi di Ale...Ieri ): www.youtube.com TWITTER: twitter.com
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2nd half of Haggis Adventures' 10 day compass buster. I'm missing my mac and imovie - windows live movie maker is a very frustrating program! Finished video never looks the same as the preview - text that's difficult to see I've covered over with YT annotations, sorry for the sloppy look! This was a very memorable trip, and I recommend it highly to any interested backpackers out there! Music: Alasdair Mhic Cholla Ghasda - Capercaillie Luadh an Toraidh - Karen Matheson (a particularly poignant piece about reclaiming the Gaelic language) Caledonia - Dougie MacLean
Kyle of Tongue to Applecross with views to Skye www.bonniescotlandtours.com
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A paddle in late Novemeber down the west side of Antelope Island
It was pretty darn windy here in Gold Beach today, with wind currents whipping around in advance of some much heavier weather arriving by sometime tomorrow. Just as the light was beginning to dim late this afternoon, the wave action became even more furious, so I decided to set the camera up looking out of Pat's bedroom window in order to capture some of it. And yes, I cheated a bit in that I used the zoom, so our house isn't quite so close as it might appear to the storm-tossed shoreline. Pat uploaded some of her own "big splashy wave" footage this evening over on her channel: www.youtube.com and she definitely did more of a labor-intensive job in packaging her footage. I, on the other hand, merely trimmed out those occasional moments when the focus went a little off, picked a couple favorite songs relating to the sea, and presto... Welcome to Steve's Weather Channel.
Scotland photos of Aberdeenshire, Caithness, Orkney, the Highlands and Hebrides with music by Scottish folk singer Dougie McLean
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Sticking to the Scottish theme, this a truly beautiful song by Dougie MacLean about memories. This brings back memories of my High School, as I used this during one of the assemblies I presented. Brings a tear to my eye every ime I hear it.
