Scots Guards Pipes and Drums and 5 SCOTS Mounting of The Guard at Holyrood Palace on 18 May 2024
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- 1st Battalion Scots Guards Pipes and Drums
The Royal Regiment of Scotland Band and 5 SCOTS, Balaklava Company, 5th Battalion.
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Thanks for this. Very enjoyable. Can imagine in times of strife the call "send in the tartan.finest lads cheers.
Brilliant Scots guards and Argyll and Sutherland highlanders onwards and upwards
Absolutely fantastic thank you for posting this a pity about the vehicles being in the way
Law of nature IT IS , ...in the BEST mode in our misty times
Love it
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Can I have the marches in the video please? Thank you.
1 Nut Brown Maiden, High Road to Gairloch, Nut Brown Maiden.
2 Skye Boat Song, Crags of Tumbledown Mountain, Soldier’s Return.
3 Green Hills of Tyrol.
4 The Steamboat, Atholl Highlanders, The Steamboat.
5 Scotland the Brave, Hielan’ Laddie.
@@Scipionic1941 Greatly appreciated, thank you for your help. 😁
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@JimRamsayJWR 1BATT SG playing Cabar Feidh. Not just 2SCOTS that play it
4 Scot’s regt march is Cabar feidh 2 Scot’s don’t play it
@@Nathan.150 4 Scots March Past is Pibroch of Donuil Dhu and Cock of the North. The glorious tune Cabar Feidh is the March Off, formerly the charging tune of the antecedent Seaforth Highlanders.
2 Scots play Cabar Feidh because of their antecedent regiment the Highland Light Infantry which also had a Mackenzie/Seaforth connection.
SG. don’t play Cabar Feidh in this video. The second tune, High Road to Gairloch is a bit similar.
@@Scipionic1941 Is there a couple of assn pipers in the back rank as the plaids are different
@@JamesBrown-wq7wv Good point. They look a little bit like 2 Scots plaids but the rest of the outfit seems to be normal. Perhaps a videographer could ask the Garrison Sergeant Major.
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Stima e onore!!!