Playing the wee Scottish folk tune ‘The Rowan Tree’ along with Lisbeg Pipe Band CoTyrone 🪗🥁 | Derryfubble Accordion Band

A bagpipe and drum quartet entertaining visitors to Ballater Games day picnic in Deeside, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on 12th August 2021. The quartet was made up of members from Bucksburn & District Pipe Band (Novice Junior) and 47th Culter Boys Brigade Pipe Band, both from Aberdeenshire, Scotland. This is a popular tune set of "Wings", "Rowan Tree" and "Scotland the Brave". This was part of the displays to mark Ballater Highland Games day as the Highland Games were cancelled for the second year d

Scotland the Brave into the Rowan Tree played by The Vale of Atholl Pipe Band as they entertained crowds during the 2025 Pitlochry New Year Street Party. The band were entertaining crowds on Atholl Road during their second display for this event, before they marched off back into Fishers Hotel. This was on Wednesday 1st January 2025 and an annual event on New Year’s Day, held on Atholl Road by Fishers Hotel in Pitlochry. The event is led by compere Eddie Rose and includes displays by The Vale of

A close-up of Arbroath Pipe Band playing The Rowan Tree as they marched through Pitlochry on Saturday 14th September 2024. The band were taking part in the street parade along Atholl Road through Pitlochry in the morning, making their way to the 2024 Pitlochry Highland Games in Perthshire, Scotland. #pitlochry #pitlochryhighlandgames #marchingband #bagpipes #pipesanddrums | Scotland Online

Drum Major Ian Esson leads Ballater & District Pipe Band as they play "Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie" and "Rowan Tree" on the march through the village of Braemar, in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Ballater & District Pipe Band was formed in 1993, with the forerunner being the Ballater Branch Air Training Corps Pipe Band of the 1950s and 1960s. These were funded and supported by Lady McRobert and in memory of this late patron, the band still wear Ancient Hunting Robertson tartan. | Scotland Online