35K views · 859 reactions | O Come All Ye Faithful / Auld Lang Syne . . . . Traditional played by Harry, Billy and Sophie of North Lanarkshire School #traditional #bagpipes #glasgow #buskers #buskersofglasgow #scotland | BuskersofGlasgow | Facebook

532K views · 25K reactions | ❗️AULD LANG SYNE - Bagpipe Version❗️ Song available on Spotify - shorturl.at/hpuDG Follow - www.instagram.com/thesnakecharmerbagpiper What does this song remind you of? | The Snake Charmer | Facebook

11K views · 626 reactions | Wishing you a Happy New Year... the military music way!  To mark the end of 2021, Piper Jamie Killorn, The Royal Regiment of Scotland, played us a special rendition of the New Year favourite 'Auld Lang Syne' from the Army School of Bagpipe Music and Highland Drumming in Edinburgh. gbsct | Forces News | Facebook

819K views · 4.3K reactions | The combined pipe bands performing 'A Scottish Soldier' (Green Hills of Tyrol) on the march at Gordon Barracks for Aberdeen's 2019 Armed Forces Day celebrations. The bands included members of Lonach Pipe Band, Huntly & District Pipe Band, Kintore Pipe Band, Aberdeen UOTC Drums and Pipes, The London Scottish Pipes and Drums, The Gordon Highlanders Association Drums & Pipes and Ballater & District Pipe Band. VisitAberdeenshire . | Scotland Online | Facebook

Drum Major Roland Stuart leads the massed Scottish pipe bands onto the A93 Glenshee Road in Braemar. The bands, dressed in their No. 1 Full Highland Dress, march out in front of the Invercauld Arms and line up ready for their march to the 2022 Braemar Gathering Highland Games in Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. The bands were under the command of leading Drum Major Roland Stuart and the bands taking part were Ballater & District Pipe Band, Huntly & District Pipe Band, Lonach Pipe Band, Ki