The Banks of Spey -- Scottish Fiddle Tune!
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The Banks of Spey -- Scottish Fiddle Tune!
Here is a tune called "The Banks of Spey." It was written by William Marshall, and is a strathspey. Usually, I've heard this tune played very slowly (most strathspeys are played pretty slowly..), which gives it a bit of an eerie melancholy feeling. I've never been to the River Spey, but since I'm a bit of a happy goofball, I thought I'd try to ...
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Daquan on Instagram: "??? 💀 The Scottish accent is known for its strong, rolling sounds and clear pronunciation, especially the way “r” is often trilled or tapped. Vowels tend to be shorter and sharper than in many other English accents, giving Scottish speech a crisp, rhythmic quality. Words can sound more direct and punchy, which is why the accent is often associated with confidence, toughness, or intensity in film and media. What many people call “the” Scottish accent is actually a range of
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