When the Pipers Play

When the Pipers Play - the Video

Narrated by Tom Conti, songs by Isla St Clair, the film features some of the most stunning footage ever filmed for a documentary. This is the last film in the trilogy on the great Highland bagpipe and features fascinating contributions from celebrities and musicians and some of the world's finest pipers: Michael Cusak, Alasdair Gillies, Willie MacCallum, Angus McColl, Fred Morrison and Gordon Walker. The unique sight of 100 pipers representing all the Scottish Regiments was filmed exclusively for WHEN THE PIPERS PLAY. The video contains extra footage not seen on television.

Video $29.00

When the Pipers Play DVD

From the creators of the highly acclaimed Instrument of War comes When the Pipers Play. This landmark film, winner of four gold awards and shown on international television including PBS, is the definitive history of the bagpipe and its music.
DVD Special Edition which includes the story of the war pipes in North America from Fort Ticonderoga to the Alamo. Narrated by CHARLTON HESTON. Plus previously unseen footage of the world's greatest pipers in competition.
Narrated by Tom Conti | Songs by Isla St Clair
Produced and Directed by Patrick King.

DVD $35.00

When the Pipers Play - Soundtrack

Performed by Isla St Clair with a hundred pipers from all the Scottish Regiments

"The powerful and evocative voice of Isla St Clair has produced an album of enchanting original and traditional tunes" The Sunday Times

"This celebration of the Scottish and Irish pipes, and their North American connection, is impressive, moving and entertaining throughout" Scots Magazine

"Isla's voice is something to be savoured, attacking the lively material with obvious enjoyment. WHEN THE PIPERS PLAY is a real triumph" Rock 'n' Reel Magazine

$25.00

1. WHEN THE PIPERS
PLAY
2. TICONDEROGA
3. TEADY O'NEALE
4. THE PIPER OF ALAMO
5. FLOWERS OF THE
FOREST
6. AMERICAN PIPER

7.   THE FRENCH KING'S BODYGUARD
8.   MOUTH MUSIC
9.   IRISH DANCE
10. 'TWA' RECRUITING SERGEANTS
11. MUIR OF CULLODEN
12. A HUNDRED PIPERS