Essentially, in harp-style, but written for the Highland pipes. Also works well on small pipes with strong, accoustic string instruments, like 12-string guitar or fiddle. Best of all, though, with a Celtic harp!
The Trossachs is, for those who don't know Scotland, an area of outstanding rural beauty, not all that far out from the lowlands.
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I thought I would put my two cents in the hat here. I did not re-arrange anything but just transposed a few chords into the piece for a mandolin. I played it on the smallpipes alongside that mandolin and a Celtic harp. It was unbelieveable. A great tune whether played up-tempo a little or slower. Very medieval sounding! I love it!