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Scotty Amazing Grace Paramount

Commander Montgomery Scott plays Amazing Grace on his bagpipes for Spock's funeral.

Amazing Grace was a well known hymn that was used for many Christian services on Earth. The instrumental version of the hymn is often used for funerals and memorial services in military and service organizations, including Starfleet.

In late 2265, the instrumental version was piped into the USS Enterprise's chapel at the conclusion of Lieutenant Lee Kelso's memorial service. (TOS - My Brother's Keeper novel: Constitution)

In 2285, the instrumental was played by Commander Montgomery Scott on a set of bagpipes at Captain Spock's funeral aboard the Enterprise. (TOS movie: Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan)

Musical compositions
Amazing GraceAngelseaAzeraik's Last StandBanned from ArgoBeyond AntaresGolden VanityHow Are Things in Glocca Morra?Jajlo'Sto-Vo-KorOn Moonlight BayPop Goes the WeaselThe Saga of Mickey the Space RatSailing Down That Golden RiverThe Song of HeritageThe Whiffenpoof Song

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