![GIBSON 'GIBBY' ROSS](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 688
- 994 735
GIBSON 'GIBBY' ROSS
United Kingdom
Приєднався 25 гру 2011
Scottish Traditional Music and Songs filmed on location in the Highlands and Islands and in North East Scotland
by Gibson and Ann Ross.
by Gibson and Ann Ross.
Leyton Orient Bugle and Drum Band at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh
Prior to the match between Heart of Midlothian and Leyton Orient on Saturday 13th July 2024 the band put on a display at Foundation Plaza
as part of Hearts 150th Anniversary Celebrations
as part of Hearts 150th Anniversary Celebrations
Переглядів: 66
Відео
Highland Cathedral at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh
Переглядів 26519 годин тому
The Massed Pipe Bands play Highland Cathedral on Foundation Plaza at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh home of Heart of Midlothian FC. On Saturday 13th July 2024 the bands had led a procession of thousands of supporters along the Maroon Mile from the Hearts War Memorial at Haymarket to Tynecastle. Here they are accompanied by the Leyton Orient FC Drummers.
Massed Pipe Bands at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh
Переглядів 35921 годину тому
The Pipe Bands play Scotland The Brave, Rowan Tree and Bonnie Gallowa’ on Foundation Plaza at Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh home of Heart of Midlothian FC after leading thousands of supporters in procession from the Hearts War Memorial at Haymarket as part of the club’s 150th Anniversary Celebrations.
The Massed Bands play 'The Battle of The Somme' at Foundation Plaza, Tynecastle Park, Edinburgh
Переглядів 328День тому
Having led a procession of thousands of supporters of Heart of Midlothian from the Hearts War Memorial at Haymarket along the Maroon Mile to Tynecastle the massed bands formed up to play 'The Battle of The Somme' on the Foundation Plaza. The procession was part of the club's 150th anniversary celebrations.
Pipe Bands lead the Maroon Mile Procession in Edinburgh
Переглядів 518День тому
On Saturday 13th July 2024 thousands of Heart of Midlothian supporters accompanied also by supporters of Leyton Orient from London marched from the Hearts war memorial in Haymarket to Tynecastle Park, led by pipe bands, along the Maroon Mile as part of the club's 150th anniversary celebrations.
Jousting Boats in Sete, France
Переглядів 2314 днів тому
On 29 July 1666, the town held its first jousting tournament in the harbour. Since then, these very popular tournaments have taken place throughout the summer between two bridges, the Pont de la Savonnerie and the Pont de la Civette. Two boats, the 'red boat' and the 'blue boat', propelled by 10 oarsmen, challenge one another to the sound of oboes and drums. Dressed in white, and armed with a s...
The Capitole, Toulouse.
Переглядів 1921 день тому
Architect and painter Guillaume Cammas gave the Capitole facade its Neoclassical style with the famous pink bricks between 1750 and 1760, and it’s been listed as a historical monument since 1840. The 1990’s saw full pedestrianization of the square and it’s been Toulouse’s tourist local point ever since.
Danny Couper sings 'The Bonnie Ship The Diamond' at Stonehaven Harbour.
Переглядів 5122 місяці тому
Danny Couper sings 'The Bonnie Ship The Diamond' at Stonehaven Harbour.
Turriff & District Pipe Band pipers and drummers.
Переглядів 2892 місяці тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band pipers and drummers.
Turriff & District Pipe Band Pipers and Drummers.
Переглядів 3052 місяці тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band Pipers and Drummers.
Turriff Bothy Ballad Contestants-The Yellow On The Broom
Переглядів 6662 місяці тому
Turriff Bothy Ballad Contestants-The Yellow On The Broom
Charlie and Iain Armour - Bonnie Scotland
Переглядів 1,7 тис.5 місяців тому
Charlie and Iain Armour - Bonnie Scotland
On The Speyside Way - Presented By Andy Ross
Переглядів 5755 місяців тому
On The Speyside Way - Presented By Andy Ross
John Mearns sings 'Hame and Guid Nicht'.
Переглядів 7545 місяців тому
John Mearns sings 'Hame and Guid Nicht'.
Bill McCue sings 'Westering Home' in Letham Village Hall
Переглядів 2,4 тис.7 місяців тому
Bill McCue sings 'Westering Home' in Letham Village Hall
Ron Gonnella plays the FIddle in Letham Village Hall
Переглядів 6657 місяців тому
Ron Gonnella plays the FIddle in Letham Village Hall
Jean Redpath sings 'Dumbarton's Drums' in Letham Village Hall
Переглядів 8 тис.7 місяців тому
Jean Redpath sings 'Dumbarton's Drums' in Letham Village Hall
Coastguard Rescue Helicopter from Stornoway in The Minch
Переглядів 1967 місяців тому
Coastguard Rescue Helicopter from Stornoway in The Minch
Stroma Isle For Me - Katrina Scott and Sally Edwards
Переглядів 2187 місяців тому
Stroma Isle For Me - Katrina Scott and Sally Edwards
Turriff & District Pipe Band - 100th Anniversary Celebrations
Переглядів 898 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band - 100th Anniversary Celebrations
Turriff & District Pipe Band - The Barnyards o’ Delgaty
Переглядів 1398 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band - The Barnyards o’ Delgaty
Turriff & District Pipe Band Drummers
Переглядів 1048 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band Drummers
Turriff & District Pipe Band - A Celebration of 100 Years
Переглядів 1298 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band - A Celebration of 100 Years
Turriff & District Pipe Band play 'The Barnyards O' Delgaty 'and 'The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie.'
Переглядів 2068 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band play 'The Barnyards O' Delgaty 'and 'The Bonnie Lass O' Fyvie.'
Turriff & District Pipe Band Drummers at Netherdale House.
Переглядів 1768 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band Drummers at Netherdale House.
Turriff & District Pipe Band - The Green Hills of Tyrol and The Battle's O'er
Переглядів 3448 місяців тому
Turriff & District Pipe Band - The Green Hills of Tyrol and The Battle's O'er
I think we have an answer as to what is worn under the kilt.
All I can say is....WOW. He makes this look so easy - I'm sure it's not!!
You are a legend.. love your poetry❤
Beautiful thank you❤
Is he dancing en pointe?
Lovely lovely video thank you❤
Gorgeous footwork, and immaculate precision. Well done!
I absolutely love the dance, bravo! Forgive me for saying this, but the bagpipes hurt my ears 🤷♀️
☦⛑📜👑✝
doin things is cool....getting off ur ass is always good. however....i wouldnt do this in public, or let anyone know that i do it at all
Very impressive.
at 1 minute in, that’s me & my family entering the hall to see the show.. so lovely to see. it feels like a time capsule! thank you for posting
Nailed it, well played that piper ❤
I love pipes so much!!! There's just nothing like a pipe band to stir the soul ❤️
Maravilhoso tradição que impressiona parabéns eu já tive uma gaita de fole só não aprendi a tocar
It’s such a treat to watch a master of an art!
❤
Wow!
What a VOICE!
First comment
C'est quoi c'est drapeaux ?
Ukraine, France and EU above the door. Red and black for Toulouse Rugby.
and red and yellow - Toulouse
My party piece as a child in the 50's. Followed by Nobodies Child in the 60's.
What a beautiful voice brings tears to my eyes.
J'ai assisté en 1988
And what makes it even harder is that my mom said that we were all high steppers what is the highest ever and how do I do that too
Please ask him to do a step by step tutorial I feel like I'm bringing my ancestors to shame because I don't know how to do it at all no matter how many times I rewatch vids of others doing it
😅❤
When ever I see this I wonder what the origin of the steps mean
Very beautiful to watch
Beatiful💖💖💖🎶
Love this town, the people are wonderful too. Hard as granite but as friendly as can be. Where is the “Turra coo?”
The filming was about 20 years ago. Check Turriff Bothy Ballad Contest 2012 to see the Turra Coo at the corner of High Street and Main Street.
Power and grace, beautiful and inspiring
Wonderful👏👏👏
My dad used to play this to me brings back so many happy memories ❤
Sometimes people get too far from their roots. I just do not see a gaelic warrior with pictish roots doing a dance of celebration. It looks like ballet dancing. What is the meaning of the Highland dance? The initial slow dance steps involve lots of leg shaking; symbolising attempts to shed the hated garments; the final faster steps demonstrating the joy of returning to the kilt when the ban ended in 1782. The Highland Fling - One legend associates it as a warriors dance of triumph following a battle.
❤️
Man, if I tried that I'd just hit my foot on the sword. I'm not Scottish, but my great grandpa was (from the highlands too), so it's interesting to see this
❤
I'm certainly thankful that's not practiced here and making us look like girly boys
Wonderful. Legado hermoso. ❤
It's the first time that I see this sort of dance, and it seems to have a great lot of steps in common with ballet. I could see passé, pas de chat, and many others. Makes one wonder who was inspired by whom. Aren't ballet steps are supposed to have come mainly from France?
Amazing!
That sporin looks a wee bit uncomfortable.
So beautiful ❤ my ancestors were scottish - this is absolutely lovely.
I used to watch the dancing at the games and come home and copy it with two walking sticks instead of swords.
Excellent!!
Nice to have a quiet afternoon listening to my native tongue l was born at Aberdour house 85years ago so grew up listening to my father singing these lovely old songs he GORDON THOMSON from East mains PENNAN thanks for all the memories from canada
Almost brings a tear to my eye. The dance of my ancestors. Greetings from NZ 🇳🇿
That looks very difficult. Well done.
GOD BLESS SCOTISH PEOPLE AND SCOTLAND 🤓 HUGGS FROM FRANCE 🤓