Ewan WalkerPart 2 of my tribute to Rabbie Burns. This time, instead of a political point of view, he writes about his feelings for a certain young lady, comparing it to a beautiful rose, or even the sweetest melody.
This version is sung by Kenneth McKellar.
Scottish-English Vocab
O' = Oh
Gang = Go
Wi' - With
o' = Of
Fare thee weel = Goodbye
T'were = It were
My Love is like a Red, Red Rose- Robert BurnsEwan Walker2010-01-24 | Part 2 of my tribute to Rabbie Burns. This time, instead of a political point of view, he writes about his feelings for a certain young lady, comparing it to a beautiful rose, or even the sweetest melody.
This version is sung by Kenneth McKellar.
Scottish-English Vocab
O' = Oh
Gang = Go
Wi' - With
o' = Of
Fare thee weel = Goodbye
T'were = It wereWheres my tea?Ewan Walker2011-03-28 | Warning: Contains strong languageIs Nothing Sacred Anymore (The Ten Tenors)Ewan Walker2011-01-08 | This is by far the best and most powerful version of this song I have heard. The Ten Tenors put such meaning into their songs, it brings a tear to my eye listening to themShelf- Kim Edgar (with lyrics)Ewan Walker2010-12-28 | Kim Edgar is a Scottish singer-songwriter, and following the success of my last video, Kim has allowed me to publish "Shelf" in the same format.
I've taken slightly more time over this video than I did when I published "Angel". I hope you enjoy.
For more info, please visit www.kimedgar.com.
Kim is a friend of my family, and as such, I have full permission to use her track. There is no copyright infringement whatsoever.A standard study session from Ewan WalkerEwan Walker2010-09-25 | Here you will discover what actually happens when I attempt to study...The red yo-yo songEwan Walker2010-09-14 | Matt McGinn sings the red yo-yo song.Augustinian Youth Encounter London 2010 Take 2Ewan Walker2010-08-31 | This is a special presentation version of the video I uploaded earlier in the month. Same soundtrack, different pictures. Enjoy.Calling Doon the Line- ScochaEwan Walker2010-08-19 | A sad Scottish lament about World War 1.Augustinian Youth Encounter, London 2010Ewan Walker2010-08-17 | International AYE Gathering 2010. Slideshow of photos set to "You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban.
The only things I own are the photos.The Titanic DisasterEwan Walker2010-05-04 | A sort of mini documentary type video I made about the Titanic Sinking in 1912. I tried to make the footage as authentic as possible.War and Conflict of the 20th CenturyEwan Walker2010-04-22 | There have been over 150 conflicts over the last 100 years, with millions of lives lost. This is just a simple reminder of the scale of war, and the fact we can't put conflict behind us.
It's only a simple video, but took me over 4 hours to make, including research.The Drew Carey Show - Best of Mimi BobeckEwan Walker2010-04-19 | My favourite scene of all time from long running US sitcom The Drew Carey Show. This is from Season 7, Episode 4 which was first broadcast in 2001.
Brief synopsis: Drew has married his best friend of 15 years, Kate O'Brien. However, the twist in the plot is that a day before he married ex-girlfriend Nicki Ffiefer, making him a bigamist.
His arch-enemy and sister-in-law, Mimi Bobeck, finds out, and gains an enormous amount of pleasure from the fact she knows Drew's little secret.
All credit to Mcmlix1959 for the clip.
Enjoy. I know I did, and still can't stop p****ing myself everytime I see it :)When I survey the Wondrous CrossEwan Walker2010-04-01 | I was hesitant to begin uploading Christian videos, but since it's Good Friday, the most solemn day in the Christian calendar, I decided to. I hope you like it.
*warning* there are some pretty rough images of Jesus' Passion in this video, which are not for the faint hearted.What do you see Nurses? + A Nurses responseEwan Walker2010-03-01 | Two of the most beautiful and moving poems I have ever read in one video. The first one is an old woman talking about her experience of a nursing home, while the second one is the nurse's response to her.
Reputedly, "What do you see" was written by a Dementia Care patient in Aberdeen, and the hard copy was found by nurses clearing out her locker after she passed away.Dont Quit- The PoemEwan Walker2010-02-17 | Over the next couple of days I am going to be uploading my two favourite poems, and this is the first. I have the poster on the wall in my study bedroom so that when things get bad, I can look at it and keep going. The words to the stanzas are so beautiful and powerful.
I have no idea who owns the copyright to it.Empire State of Mind- Alicia KeysEwan Walker2010-02-16 | This is just a very simple video for Empire State of Mind (pt.2) by Alicia Keys.
I think this is a very powerful song. And I prefer this one to the one where she collaborated with Jay-Z. But why not leave a comment and tell me which one you prefer.Edinburgh Wing Air Training Corps Summer Camp 2005Ewan Walker2010-01-30 | I know that I am uploading this video 5 years too late, but there are some amazing memories from this camp. It was my first as a Cadet in the Corps, and I came across the disk with the pictures on it the other day, so I thought I would make a video.
I'm currently trying to make a recruiting video for my Squadron and I thought I could take some practice before shooting the real thing.
I tried to make sure I was in almost every photograph
The song is Breaking Free by SkylaCaledonia- Dougie MacLeanEwan Walker2010-01-28 | Sticking to the Scottish theme, this a truly beautiful song by Dougie MacLean about memories.
This brings back memories of my High School, as I used this during one of the assemblies I presented. Brings a tear to my eye every ime I hear it.Auld Lang Syne- Robert BurnsEwan Walker2010-01-25 | Happy Burns Night! The final part of my tribute to Burns. This is probably his most famous piece of work; it is sung all over the world at New Year.
Scottish-English vocab list!
auld lang syne - times gone by
be - pay for
braes - hills
braid - broad
burn - stream
dine - dinner time
fiere - friend
fit - foot
gowans - daisies
guid-willie waught - goodwill drink
monie - many
morning sun - noon
paidl't - paddled
pou'd - pulled
twa - twoA Mans a Man- Robert BurnsEwan Walker2010-01-23 | Part one of my tribute to Rabbie Burns.
What makes a real king is not his manners, but his innate character and qualities.
This Scots song originally came under the title "Is There For Honest Poverty," but is widely known as "A Man's A Man For A' That." It is an expression of egalitarian ideas of society, where Burns clearly demonstrates his contempt for the rank and reveals his ideas of liberalism which were so much ahead of his time.
In an 18th century small country, ruled by Hanoverian kings, Burns' words were inspirational to the poor people who did not bow and scrape like "coward slaves," and considered themselves to be equals to those aristocrats with their "silk" and "wines."
The values championed by Burns in this poem are both timeless and universal and embody the spirit of the enlightenment and all that was flourishing in Scotland then. It is recognized internationally among all those people who believe in the equality of a man. (http://www.burnssupper2009.com)
Vocabulary translations:
a' = all
hings= hangs
an' = and
gowd = gold
hamely = homely
hoddin = coarse
gie = give
e'er = ever
sae = so
o' = of
birkie = fellow
ca'ed= called
wha = who
hunners = hundreds
cuif = idiot
mak = make
aboon = above
guid = good
mauna = must not
bear the gree = come first
o'er = over
brithers = brothers
Sign the petition above, stating your feelings about the proposed closure of RAF Lyneham. Thank you.Scotlands Story- The ProclaimersEwan Walker2010-01-19 | As it is rapidly approaching Burns' Night- a celebratory night of Scottish culture due to the birthday of Robert Burns on January 25th- I decided to create this video, which celebrates Scotland as a multi-cultural nation. It's a simply fantastic song, and it explains how every Scottish person is obviously not purely Scottish.
Pure genius!
As a quick sidenote, I love the fact they included England as foreigners!Old Friends- Simon and Garfunkel (lyrics)Ewan Walker2010-01-15 | "Old Friends" by Simon and Garfunkel brings a tear to my eye every time I hear it. I wonder how many of my 264 Facebook "Friends" I'll be sharing a park bench with when I'm 70...
After a recent fall-out with one of my best friends, I was listening to this again, and decided it was such a beautiful song, I had to make a video out of it.
As one person described it to me, "I guess old age can be beautiful".
Just as a quick sidenote, the golden background was done purposefully. It is meant to symbolise three things: golden memories, golden friendships, and golden years (as old age is sometimes referred to as)Happy New Year 2010Ewan Walker2010-01-02 | Happy New Year by Abba with lyricsDont Cross Christ Out of ChristmasEwan Walker2009-12-18 | Let's remember the True Reason For The Season!Remembrance Sunday 2009Ewan Walker2009-11-02 | A simple video highlighting the importance of Remembrance Sunday. As a member of the Armed Forces, I feel particularly strongly about this topic.
Please feel free to comment on this video. However, if there are any offensive remarks, I will simpley disble the ability to place comments. Simples!
I do not mean to infringe any copyright, and if there are any issues, I will resolve them as I am made aware of them. Please note, I am not profitting from this video at all.Kim Edgar- AngelEwan Walker2009-10-09 | This is a truly beautiful song by Edinburgh singer/songwriter Kim Edgar. After recieving full permission from Kim to use the song, I decided to upload it to YouTube. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Please note, as previously stated, Kim is a friend of my family and I did indeed check with her before using this, so it is not breaking any copyright rules.