people culture in Edinburgh

The sounds of bagpipes fiddles and pennywhistle's plugged the streets gentlemen can be found walking the hilly alleys

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or closest in kilts lads and lasses from across the globe come together and share songs laced with folklore everyone is Scottish for a night paedon bra is a city literally built atop the ruins of its predecessors and is a city steeped in myth legend and notorious history Burke and Hare Mary Queen of Scots and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle have all called these stunning landscapes I truly believe it came from the north from the Vikings and also from the south from Egypt and the base Leo because is all ancient cultures were what to call fun by fricative clothing meaning crotchless to Scotland was part of that but it stayed alive okay and this isn't a joke but in ancient times all men were unbefitting clothing where it is sarong and some sort of skirt form now testicular in cancer and impotence it didn't exist in those days so waiting something that let air to your man boots which are outside for a reason to keep a certain temperature maybe a couple of times a week a kilt can be a practical piece of clothing and any man's wardrobe and also have really good health benefits the word kill really origins from an norway danish language is a kilt which means to tuck or pleat so basically you can do that with any fabric as I'm saying like Egyptians wore skirts fort worth pleated and the word tartan is Benjamin woollen cloth really all ancient cultures had checked fabric as checked fabric work to the kind of camouflage from me measuring someone and having the fabric in I then cut the fabric give it onto the kilt maker one kilt maker makes one kill so they plan it out to the party sizes relevant to material and then make it from scratch once it's a finished piece they get pressed on a big pressing machine try it on the customer and Bob's your uncle that's it as evening falls the streets are alive with the sounds of songs and stories of times long past a living breathing tradition my name is Kiera Maggie I was born in Asher in Scotland miss route to Edinburgh I am a professional musician here in Edinburgh to be a musician in Edinburgh is initially it's great fun to come and to be part of the scene to do it professionally is harder you need to kind of earn your stripes before people will trust you in running a session or playing a gig if the the audience are clapping along and having some fun if we feed off that and we'll go into faster and more rapid turns or if the audience is that we the quiet will play a lovely slow air or maybe some nice slow jigs and if the audience is you know sick of listening to us rattling through as many Tunes as we know we'll have all we sing along say go I will go together on the blue man a bar will he go of a Scottish folk music is important because it is memory of things that have passed and it's not a political memory it's a folk memories of the real thing people don't write songs about things that they don't care about what they're write songs that are personal even these folk songs had to be written by somebody it's a history of what people were going through at times when history maybe will tell us lies and we're living that we're singing that we've recreated them and that's why it's important share in a memory with everyone that comes into a bar at that point everyone's Scottish for those four minutes that I'm singing no Scottish folks on us everyone's involved and that's why it's important because it's not easy music to grasp