To the Swedes of UA-cam, Rest assured that your international viewers an in awe. You have, undoubtedly, one of the best military bands in the world. The standard of drill, intonation and overall sound are impeccable.
They are singing and old soldier song called "Beväringsvisa" or "Conscript Soldier Song". I've tried to translate the text, see below :) It's not always so easy to translate old songs... "Away, out of the way here we come from the Yellow Guard Never embarrassed and never out of temper. Old women step aside the road for us The girls make a curtsy, it is just as it should be. The drummer drums, echo answered flam, flam flam, Sharp soldiers goes the way forwards!"
What you see in this video is the Royal Swedish Army Drum Corp...a cermonial unit that now has been dismanteled. When active most of them were conscripts doing their military service for...I think...15 months. Apart from playing in the band they also had military training but music was obviously their main task.
Beautiful Drill! Seems like British, but more efficient and intense! We can see the strength, the might, of an army by the intensity of its drill. Great!
@CharlieWinther Jo dom är riktiga soldater med en grundläggande soldatutbildning och medans dom spelar inom armén så är dom heltidsanställda soldater/musiker. Dom är lika riktiga som alla andra, bara att deras specialitet är att underhålla och spela musik.
@Nordost44 Rough translation of "Beväringsvisan" with google translator: "Away, out of the way, here we come conscript boys No embarrassment and no one from the mood Old women get on the other side ditch for us The girls curtsy, it is but as it should be The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram Brave soldiers going along the road The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram Brave soldiers going along the road"
In speed perhaps but in precision, they'd find themself challenged heavily by the danish Life guard, seeing as the swedes spend approx 2 months more learning the same as a royal guardsman, meaning that a danish warfare production would be far quicker than the swedish one. ;)
@MrJimmyboy1972 "Away, out of the way, here we come conscript boys No embarrassment and no one from the mood Old women get on the other side ditch for us The girls curtsy, it is but as it should be The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram Brave soldiers going along the road The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram Brave soldiers going along the road"
Swedish Armed Forces have the most complete drill on the parade field. The reglementary moves seem to be an hybrid mix of British (and Canadian) and French drills. But the style and sharpness is proper to Sweden. If modern-age armies were still fighting like our ancesters did, the swedish one (as seen now) would be the most efficient by it's speed and precision.
Dat chain of comments make my head hurty... were all bloodsbrothers and untill the days off passing i will do whatever it takes to protect my scandinavian brothers in arms if incase that nation is being invaded
@jocke52 Hur menar du? Allt som inte är från Karl XII:s tid och innan är inte tradition? Företeelsen med marschband som dom ser ut idag är inte så himla lång, det handlar om ett par hundra år i Sverige. Sen har vi en mängd olika uniformer som används av olika musikkårer i Sverige.
After WW2 we joined an alliance and therefore we shape our military to suit that alliance. We need noone for protection. In WW1 we took care of our own borders, even when the country was smaller. You dont see foreign troops/bases or jets/ships patrolling within our borders. Even Greenland we patrol ourself eventhough we have an ally right next to it. Our troops has a lot of respect for being very profesionel and effictive in combat. And our navy has some of the most high tech ships in the world
@Nordost44 . i was a soldier in the british army for 15yrs. and i would guess they are singing, "i wish i was in the canteen having a nice cold beer" maybe not! but! i know soldiers. probably really patriotic. but they still want a beer. and deserve it.
Which is more than willing to deploy troops, ships or aircraft to any conflict in the world. We have proven that since the 90s now. Operation Bøllebank (Hooligan bashing) was the first encountry in the 90s. Later the Iraq war and now the horn of Africa and Afghanistan where we have the highest troop/population percentage and same goes for casualties. We also often have a warship patrolling the horn of Africa, where HDMS Absalon hold the record of capturing the most pirates.
Nothing nearly as good as the danish royal guard... No wonder you walk so quick! Rather get outta there quick! HAH! . Just kidding.. All the love out to my Swedish grenadier brothers
At the time this was filmed the band was still made up of conscripts, not by regulars. Today it's different, sweden has abandoned the conscript army in favour for at regular one. Unfortenatunatelly.
@ananzi1975 The ones you see here actually aren't even really soldiers. The guard you see right in front of the crowd is a soldier of the homeguard. Far from our best soldiers though probably the best homeguard in the world. Our soldiers have even outbested Navy Seals, Rangers and Marines in exercises numerous times. And those weren't our best soldiers either so before giving the Swedish Armed Forces any crap you should check up on the facts.
@stingfan1000 And remember that these folk do exactly the same military training as every other soldier in the Swedish army, in stark contrast to British Army bandsmen and women...
And what would Sweden have done if our jets didnt intercept them? In this case this was an exercise, but it prove that Sweden deffently cant stand on its own 2 legs. Yes Denmark surrendered to the Germans, I understand why they did it even though I dont approve it. But that was a long time ago. Times are different, the Swedish military which used to be stronger is almost if not already on a level that match the Danish. Denmark can today stand on its own 2 legs, unlike 70 years ago.
The danish warfare production would also be more sloppy. We take 1 to 2 months more to perfect what they learn. The danish teach and then say "Do it" and usually it goes to hell.
this is not changing of the guards, this is some kind of music event made by the swedish royal band. When they have changiung of the guards the guards are dressed in blue and their are cavalry. This is not changing of the guards
Peter Schön Every regiment that are guarding the palace has "changing of the guards". Only livdragonerna has the blue uniforms but they guard the palace most days of the year. We had black uniforms when we stood at the palace. I was a stadsskytte. We are a part of Livgardet but we were 6:e skvadron with black uniforms. 4:e skvadron has the blue ones.
Our pride is fine enough, we have had our rough times but are finaly back into a good period. We acted as the "Baltic police" as the 3 Baltic states has no air force. And the Russian bombers where not on their way back home according to our defense, they were just minutes from Swedish air space, but Sweden apperently had no jets ready to intercept. Denmark can take care of itself. In WW2 our government was pacifist thats why we didnt resist much in military.
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To the Swedes of UA-cam,
Rest assured that your international viewers an in awe. You have, undoubtedly, one of the best military bands in the world. The standard of drill, intonation and overall sound are impeccable.
Seeing this gives me goose bumps.
I have many good memories from my time in the royal guards.
Sweden, carved out of granite. Denmark, popped out of clay...
I have to admit, they played the instruments well, and the process of changing was fantastic!
They are singing and old soldier song called "Beväringsvisa" or "Conscript Soldier Song". I've tried to translate the text, see below :) It's not always so easy to translate old songs...
"Away, out of the way here we come from the Yellow Guard
Never embarrassed and never out of temper.
Old women step aside the road for us
The girls make a curtsy, it is just as it should be.
The drummer drums, echo answered flam, flam flam,
Sharp soldiers goes the way forwards!"
Jättebra! Exakt utfört och med kvalitet.
Wow... definately a different type of changing of the guards!
P. Mouchel
Royal British Legion Band Brentwood
Been there, done that, loved it.
Been there, done that too, most booring and freezing useless 12 days of my life. (August and October 2003, mainly night shifts)
@CharlieWinther Musiksoldat är det man kallas inom Armén, med en vapen- och stridsutbildning som alla andra inom det militära.
Thanks to Sweden we still can witness the magnificent old-prussian army traditions!
What you see in this video is the Royal Swedish Army Drum Corp...a cermonial unit that now has been dismanteled. When active most of them were conscripts doing their military service for...I think...15 months. Apart from playing in the band they also had military training but music was obviously their main task.
Beautiful Drill!
Seems like British, but more efficient and intense!
We can see the strength, the might, of an army by the intensity of its drill.
Great!
I love Sweden...!
Great video i love watch videos about Royal guards. Can somebody tell me what they sing in 0:01 - 0:27 ?
Spectacular display!!
Hellskotta vilket tempo de kör med här! :D
@Bullen934 brilliant soldiers. the drummer sounds for the british soldiers also.
Excelent Drill! Swedish are very proud!
They seem more disciplined than the Danish Royal Guard were when I saw them years ago. Great playing and drill!
@CharlieWinther Jo dom är riktiga soldater med en grundläggande soldatutbildning och medans dom spelar inom armén så är dom heltidsanställda soldater/musiker. Dom är lika riktiga som alla andra, bara att deras specialitet är att underhålla och spela musik.
är inte det där livgardets grenadjärer?
@ClarkEriksson Men det heter väl inte soldat i musikkåren?
What are they singing in the beginig?
Is it the same reason as you lost Halland, Blekinge and Skåne? :)
heter den kanske beväringsvisa tillochmed?
Vad är den sista för marsch? Sista 40 typ
Vad sjunger dom I början?
Vad är det för låt dom sjunger?
What are they singing at the start?
Darkserpent0572
Darkserpent0572 Its no the "Kungssången" but simply: "Fredmans Epistel nr.46" by C.M. Bellman
***** No not really. I can understand what they're saying.
Vilken march Spelar dom först??
Någon som vet vad den första låten de spelar heter?
CharlieWinther det är Beväringsvisan men kallas även Undan, ur vägen :)
vad dillar du om? karolinska traditioner? vänstern?
wooww... way better than the Buckingham Palace changing of the gaurd!! (no offence to the UK) :D:D
realy nice :-) I am looking forward to see it next week....
@stingfan1000
You were just lucky you didn't see a National Guard band. I don't think you would have been so quick with your lovely compliments §;-)
@tyskbulle Skulle du kunna länka mig texten till den? Kan inte hitta den via google, iallafall inget som verkar vara det dom sjunger...
Även fast jag håller med dig så måste du ju hålla med om att dom utförde det riktigt jävla bra :p
Sverige e ta mig fan bäst!
Haha vad har vänstern med det att göra?
tror den heter bevärings visan eller nått sånt
Awesome song in the beginning
@Nordost44
Rough translation of "Beväringsvisan" with google translator:
"Away, out of the way, here we come conscript boys
No embarrassment and no one from the mood
Old women get on the other side ditch for us
The girls curtsy, it is but as it should be
The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram
Brave soldiers going along the road
The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram
Brave soldiers going along the road"
@ananzi1975 Hey.. It's the changing of the royal guards not the giant match to the battle.
Yay goosesteps :D
@Spongebobdaman I början är det "Fredmans epistel" också kallad "Bellmans Undan ur vägen"
In speed perhaps but in precision, they'd find themself challenged heavily by the danish Life guard, seeing as the swedes spend approx 2 months more learning the same as a royal guardsman, meaning that a danish warfare production would be far quicker than the swedish one. ;)
@MrJimmyboy1972 "Away, out of the way, here we come conscript boys
No embarrassment and no one from the mood
Old women get on the other side ditch for us
The girls curtsy, it is but as it should be
The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram
Brave soldiers going along the road
The drummer taps, the echo answers tram ta-re tram tram
Brave soldiers going along the road"
Så synd att våran historia ska vara så blodig, Fatta vilken makt vi skulle ha idag som ett enat Skandinavien.
Swedish Armed Forces have the most complete drill on the parade field. The reglementary moves seem to be an hybrid mix of British (and Canadian) and French drills. But the style and sharpness is proper to Sweden. If modern-age armies were still fighting like our ancesters did, the swedish one (as seen now) would be the most efficient by it's speed and precision.
That is a shame in some respects, but all in all that makes the video all the more impressive!
I guarded the royal palace for about 1 month :)
We had a crazy turk who trew eggs at us for several days in a row. Memories.
very good, but a hate when move the camera.
Dat chain of comments make my head hurty...
were all bloodsbrothers and untill the days off passing i will do whatever it takes to protect my scandinavian brothers in arms if incase that nation is being invaded
I was talking in general though I have to admit that in this case you're absolutely right.
Tell me how many times did you lose to sweden 80% of the wars
This SO pwns all U.S marching bands!
Leve monarkin!
@jocke52 Hur menar du? Allt som inte är från Karl XII:s tid och innan är inte tradition? Företeelsen med marschband som dom ser ut idag är inte så himla lång, det handlar om ett par hundra år i Sverige. Sen har vi en mängd olika uniformer som används av olika musikkårer i Sverige.
After WW2 we joined an alliance and therefore we shape our military to suit that alliance. We need noone for protection.
In WW1 we took care of our own borders, even when the country was smaller.
You dont see foreign troops/bases or jets/ships patrolling within our borders. Even Greenland we patrol ourself eventhough we have an ally right next to it.
Our troops has a lot of respect for being very profesionel and effictive in combat. And our navy has some of the most high tech ships in the world
@Nordost44 . i was a soldier in the british army for 15yrs. and i would guess they are singing, "i wish i was in the canteen having a nice cold beer" maybe not! but! i know soldiers. probably really patriotic. but they still want a beer. and deserve it.
Asså 1000 såna dära, sen 10 jasplan. Fan va muskler man spänner då
@mongolen
Thank you very much for these lyric.
Which is more than willing to deploy troops, ships or aircraft to any conflict in the world. We have proven that since the 90s now.
Operation Bøllebank (Hooligan bashing) was the first encountry in the 90s.
Later the Iraq war and now the horn of Africa and Afghanistan where we have the highest troop/population percentage and same goes for casualties.
We also often have a warship patrolling the horn of Africa, where HDMS Absalon hold the record of capturing the most pirates.
It would be funny if this would happen every time I change shifts at work.
Dom gör ju inte så här varje gång. Oftast är det bara en trumma och trumpet.
@ClarkEriksson Okej. My bad.
The Pickelhaube was one of the things I meant. No idea about the march.
I SAW A MIDGET IN THERE!
jävla gött att lyssna på.
Why they are so short? Swedish is usually tall people, but those guards look so short
+wu lei there are many females in the guard which is part of the reason I guess
nothing can shit on music like army corps
@EveGallente No, its called the Swedish Army :D
You mean guard-changes including parades? It's not that uncommon, in fact :)
That comment made my day :)
Ursäkta. Detta var förmodligen gjort av en turist och skakningen gjorde mig sjuk på min mage.
more efficient and more complete.
khedren: det är Bellmans "Undan ur vägen"
And I that hoped King caroulus Xl was the teatcher
Nothing nearly as good as the danish royal guard... No wonder you walk so quick! Rather get outta there quick! HAH! . Just kidding.. All the love out to my Swedish grenadier brothers
I am proud to know that my tax money goes to this and not some kind of shitty-museum.
Denna sång sjöng vi för fosterland!
At the time this was filmed the band was still made up of conscripts, not by regulars. Today it's different, sweden has abandoned the conscript army in favour for at regular one. Unfortenatunatelly.
More like the changing of my dance movements
Also known as "Undan Ur Vägen".
Gud bevare konungen!
@ananzi1975 The ones you see here actually aren't even really soldiers. The guard you see right in front of the crowd is a soldier of the homeguard. Far from our best soldiers though probably the best homeguard in the world. Our soldiers have even outbested Navy Seals, Rangers and Marines in exercises numerous times. And those weren't our best soldiers either so before giving the Swedish Armed Forces any crap you should check up on the facts.
@stingfan1000
And remember that these folk do exactly the same military training as every other soldier in the Swedish army, in stark contrast to British Army bandsmen and women...
em,? you know that some danish people dont know there own language?
And what would Sweden have done if our jets didnt intercept them? In this case this was an exercise, but it prove that Sweden deffently cant stand on its own 2 legs.
Yes Denmark surrendered to the Germans, I understand why they did it even though I dont approve it. But that was a long time ago. Times are different, the Swedish military which used to be stronger is almost if not already on a level that match the Danish.
Denmark can today stand on its own 2 legs, unlike 70 years ago.
impressive! O.O
respekt!
The danish warfare production would also be more sloppy. We take 1 to 2 months more to perfect what they learn. The danish teach and then say "Do it" and usually it goes to hell.
this is not changing of the guards, this is some kind of music event made by the swedish royal band. When they have changiung of the guards the guards are dressed in blue and their are cavalry. This is not changing of the guards
It was changing of the guard, nowdays they have what you're saying. When this was uploaded it was changing of the guard, noob.
ok then my mistake.
Still don't make me a noob
Ok true, sorry
Peter Schön Every regiment that are guarding the palace has "changing of the guards". Only livdragonerna has the blue uniforms but they guard the palace most days of the year. We had black uniforms when we stood at the palace. I was a stadsskytte. We are a part of Livgardet but we were 6:e skvadron with black uniforms. 4:e skvadron has the blue ones.
Didnt the Norwegians play the wrong music when some outlandish politicans came to visit?
Lumpen har varit nedlagd sedan 2010 så lycka till.
Our pride is fine enough, we have had our rough times but are finaly back into a good period.
We acted as the "Baltic police" as the 3 Baltic states has no air force.
And the Russian bombers where not on their way back home according to our defense, they were just minutes from Swedish air space, but Sweden apperently had no jets ready to intercept.
Denmark can take care of itself. In WW2 our government was pacifist thats why we didnt resist much in military.
Jag funderar på lumpen bara för högvakten...
3:40 Earthcake
i to całe Malmö jest w Szwecji ....
Sjukt snyggt.