Despite its widespread association with Scottish culture, "Highland Cathedral" was actually composed in 1982 by German musicians Ulrich Roever and Michael Korb as a modern bagpipe anthem.
"Highland Cathedral", though frequently perceived as an ancient Scottish anthem, was actually composed in 1982 by German musicians Ulrich Roever and Michael Korb for a military tattoo. Its grand bagpipe melodies and Celtic-inspired harmonies have made it a staple at international ceremonies.
A modern bagpipe composition frequently used in military ceremonies and weddings, blending Celtic motifs with orchestral arrangements.
Ceremonial modern bagpipe composition often used at Highland games and military events
This contemporary orchestral work showcases modern compositional techniques, though specific stylistic details remain unclear without access to the full score.
