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The music has an important place in Scottish culture. The traditional Scottish instrument is the bagpipe highlight in particular the Highland Bagpipe, a wind instrument consisting of one or moresound components fed by a reservoir of air in a bag. The clarsach and Celtic harp, violins and accordion are also traditional Scottish instruments, especially the last two, which are part of a typicaltraditional Scottish dance band. Scottish emigrants took with them many of these traditional forms of music that influenced their host countries, for example in country LaMusica estadounidense.55 In themodern music scene, there are many bands and artists from Scotland, such as Belle & Sebastian, Primal Scream, Travis, Biffy Clyro, Franz Ferdinand and Snow Patrol.56

Languages
the languages​​spoken at present or in the past in Scotland are divided into two families: Celtic and Germanic languages​​. The only Celtic language which is still preserved in Scotland is the Scottish Gaelic, spoken inparts of the Highlands and Hebrides lasIslas (areas known as Gàidhealtachd), but previously spoken in much wider areas, as evidenced by the toponymy
meals
Some of the dishes are traditionalScottish Scotch broth or "Scotch broth" made from barley, meat and vegetables, the porridge or gruel, or meat pies, particularly the Scotch foot, stuffed lamb. Some of these dishes, like porridge or oatcakes(oatcakes) may have originated in the nomadic nature of Scottish origin, provided they carried a bag of oats for food. Also the haggis, considered the "Scottish national dish," originally could arisewhen transporting meat in a pork belly or lamb. The haggis is a sausage-like, but with lamb or venison, and is traditionally eaten during "Burns Supper", on January 25.
beverages
The mostinternationally recognized beverage is whiskey from Scotland, to the point that in the U.S. is called simply Scotch, and in England the term "whiskey" means Scottish origin, except where indicated...