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Would you like a FREE Tune “My Dearest on Earth Give Me Your Kiss"?

To receive the music plus a recording of me playing “My Dearest on Earth Give Me Your Kiss” just go to our website, Bagpipemusic.com. Order the tune “My Dearest on Earth Give Me Your Kiss”. Add to your Cart. As you are Checking out enter the Discount Code “Dearest” and Apply the Coupon. The written music and recording of me playing it on the pipes will be yours for free. The Discount Code is valid until the end of February, 2026.

Of the 25,000 pipe tunes that we have there are a number that deal with love and romance. But there is one piobaireachd that is most appropriate for the month of Valentine’s Day: the epic piece "My Dearest on Earth Give Me Your Kiss". I have heard this tune played by many top players over the years. I always enjoy playing it and hearing others play it.

Our website is Bagpipemusic.com. There are over 12,000 tunes, including 400 piobaireachds on our website. All tunes are played by myself on the full bagpipe. The piobaireachds all come with Canntaireachd and a brief history. When you download them you receive a recording of me playing the tune plus the written music in BMW and PDF format. There is also a sample recording for each tune if you would like to have a listen.

We hope you enjoy the music!

Thanks
Jack Lee

Hello Pipers

Would you like a FREE Tune “Braes of Killiecrankie"?

To receive the music plus a recording of me playing “Braes of Killiecrankie” just go to our website, Bagpipemusic.com. Order the tune “Braes of Killiecrankie”. Add to your Cart. As you are Checking out enter the Discount Code “Killiecrankie” and Apply the Coupon. The written music and recording of me playing it on the pipes will be yours for free. The Discount Code is valid until the end of September, 2025.

The name “Killiecrankie” goes way back in Scottish history. The actual Battle of Killiecrankie occurred in 1689 and was an important part of the Jacobite rebellion. Killicrankie is a narrow, steep mountain pass in Perthshire through which the Killiecrankie river flows. The Braes of Killiecrankie are the sloping hillsides at the site of the 1689 battle. An interesting point for pipers is that one of the most famous people killed in that battle was John Graham of Claverhouse - The Viscount of Dundee.

The first three verses of the folksong “Braes of Killiecrankie” were written by Robert Burns. It tells the story of the battle from the perspective of a veteran soldier. Many singers and folk groups have sung this beautiful song. It plays brilliantly on the bagpipe and is widely played around the world. I remember hearing the Corries perform it many years ago and thought it was incredible both then and now.

Our website is Bagpipemusic.com. There are over 11,000 tunes, including 400 piobaireachds on our website. All tunes are played by myself on the full bagpipe. The piobaireachds all come with Canntaireachd and a brief history. When you download them you receive a recording of me playing the tune plus the written music in BMW and PDF format. There is also a sample recording for each tune if you would like to have a listen.

We hope you enjoy the music!

Thanks
Jack Lee