From Austria...This music somehow reminds me of Erisian.

Amazing Grace, on the panflute
Amazing Grace, David Döring, Panflöte in den Bergen, Pan flute

really wonderful!
many thanks, Molly!

I wish I could listen to this as I love the sound of the panflute. Sadly I can't watch videos without headphones here in the library. It must sound really beautiful.

Totally awesome. Thank you for sharing, Molly.

Lovely Molly, thanks for sharing

Very pretty! I love how many different ways Amazing grace can be played.
My grandmother MADE me sing and play it for her on my keyboard so it's a very sentimental song.
Pan flute is very beautiful.

I love the haunting sound of the pan flute. Every year at the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, there is a group of Incan musicians that set up on the same corner and play, the pan flute is the instrument for the melody, along with some other instruments. You can hear the plaintive sounds from blocks away!

The best way remain by 10K rugby supporters in a Stadium, especially when Scotland plays against England, followed by the pipe band cover.

This particular piece has a bit too much reverb to be consistent with the outdoors settings...

I like the panflute. He does this piece well with it and yes they can be very loud.

Wow; huge fan of the pan flute sound (and have to have the mountainside echo effect of course). Have a few CDs of various Pan flautist (is that the correct word? lol). The pan flute is one of my favorite instrument sounds since it sounds both haunting and wonderful at the same time. Thanks for sharing the vid. Molly.

Thanks Lyle, I think it sounds very nice in the mountains, it is very haunting and I love the echo sounds it makes there. Goosey's is the only word I can think of.