The Celts have a rich musical history. The Celtic culture formed by various tribes covering Ireland, the Isle of Man, and Great Britain preferred certain sounds, like the sacred plucking of the harp and the dance of the fiddle. But no other instrument continues to keep the soul of Celtic history alive like the powerful Highland bagpipe.
Misty Posey, a singer of traditional music and Celt-inspired works, says the bagpipes are commanding in nature and evoke bravery. And they’re part of a culture that didn’t view music as a supplemental activity, but as a way of life.
