The term 'Scottish Winds' refers to the traditional instrument of Scotland, the bagpipes. Bagpipes are a type of wind instrument consisting of a bag, a chanter, and several drones. The instrument is played by blowing air into the bag and squeezing it with the arm while pressing the keys of the chanter with the fingers. The drones provide a continuous background sound. Bagpipes have been used in Scotland for centuries and are an important part of Scottish culture.