This is one of the most famous of all Scottish songs - a song of friendship, of love, and of parting. This arrangement begins as a march, with soft, gentle (distant) bagpipes heard in the upper voices, as the singersresolve to part without sadness. The piece becomes progressively more l egato and the pace slows. Finally, the end lingers, not wanting to leavethe true love and memoires behind. No. 2 in Kesselman's Scottish Fol k Song Suite. Duration: 3:15.
