Sweet tone and volume from pipe corps. Compliments to who ever set up the chanters. Nice playing aswell, I really enjoy this short video. Thanks for posting.
I love the way the Highland regiments have had such a massive influence on police forces and army's in Canada, US, South Africa, Australia and NZ despite independence.
What a rather nasty wee small minded comment from Bruce MacAllan. I am English though I moved to Scotland in 1968. I love all things English, the land of my birth, and *all things Scottish*, my chosen adopted home. Why on Earth should such nasty wee comments be posted on a very fine video which promotes everything good about Scotland? This video is neither the time nor the place for political statements. I thank the original posters for their fine efforts.
See that sort of bullshit there mate.Just ignore that garbage.I like many Scots are proud of our heritage.I am also proud of what the U.K has achieved as'well.Most Scots avoid like the plague arses like Bruce.They are just bitter to the core and blame things on the English that happened hundreds of years ago when things were a lot different.My Grandfather served with English,Welsh and Irish in the War and when the shit hit the fan it was all British hands to the pumps.
henrytree Ignore mate there's always the occasional asshole who manages to embarrass a full country with his "chip on his shoulder " I can say he doesn't speak for most Scots.....although Scottish also proud of my British passport.....you've lived here long enough to know we're decent folk who'd welcome most in to our country....only those who're offended by our churches and Christian celebrations are not welcome.....they'll claim our free benefits, Education and Health service yet burn our flags and protest our soldiers ain't welcome here....we're good enough to take them in so they should show respect or go back to their 3rd world utopia
my daddy was one of those ladies from hell an argyle and sutherland highlander he fought alongside the aussies was captured with them in malaysia world war 2 survived the hell of changi played his bagpipes until sadly passed away not so long ago god bless you old jock your regiment and all those who marched with you especially on anzac day and to those who still wear the kilt for their regiment and still proudly march into battle thank you for all that you do a very proud argyle's daughter
j' ai 42 ans , je me suis lancé dans mes recherches généalogique depuis 1987.Je suis d' origine Bretonne et Normande .j' ai réussi à remonter jusqu' en 1610.j' ai découvert des origines Gaels en Ecosse et Irlande.Mais principalement en Irlande.Je continue mes recherches.En entendant ces musiques , je sens remonter mes influences Gaeliques .Merci
@@isobelbabington4046 When I was a laddie with parents travelling through Belguim we stopped in a village looking for B&B - a cafe/pub was the only sign of life - when the locals realised we were Scots they were very hospitable. They did not forget that the area had been liberated by a Highland regiment in late 1944.
3:20 that's the most unexpected thing to see in a martial music fest... yet, the cutest :) that lad made my day with his awesome dance :D... thanks for posting
I have read that bagpipes are the only musical intrument classified as a weapon!! I can see why, they can get you hyped up. I can imagine regiments of redcoats marching off to destroy the enemy to bagpipes back in the days of Empire!!
Der Ausmarsch ist so geil. Wegen diesem Video habe ich den Reel JENNY DANG THE WEAVER gelernt. Das ist das letzte Lied. Es ist ziemlich schwer, aber ich habe es geschafft. Cooles. Video!
Tunes: Rab's Wedding / John D. Burgess. Dance set: Highland Laddie march on/off, dance tune "Marquis of Huntley's" for the Highland Fling. Exit first tune I'm too old to know, last tune is "Jenny Dang the Weaver." While I hate the stratosphere pitch of the recent decades (I have either perfect pitch or close enough and I imprinted on years-years-ago below-b-flat), still this band has great sound.
There is and can only be one Pipe Major in a military Pipe Band. He's the gentleman on the end of the left hand line wearing the red sash at 1.52. The only time you will see more than one Pipe Major is in a parade of massed bands
If you're talking about the lad who's doing the dance int middle of this video. He's doing The Highland Fling Dance, not the Sword Dance. Two Different dances.
Wearing costumes rich in ethnicity , the majestic and brilliant march feel so envious and moved , as a Japanese . From Tokyo in Japan Which national are you watching this video ？
i completely disagree, the noise of the scottish pipes and drums make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up everytime! As a scotsman it is a thing of beauty
Corrie121 The Highlanders is an amalgamation of the Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Cameron) and the Gordon Highlanders in September 1994. The tartan is Cameron of Erracht but the tartan on the pipe bag is Gordon. Thankfully I had left the Regiment long before. CFGB
commandersandy the Royal Regiment of Scotland did exist in 2006 when this was recorded...I know this because I was attatched to the Highlanders and witnessed the parade when they changed to 4th Bn Royal Regiment of Scotland while we were in Iraq we were there oct 2005 - apr 2006! I was in the same company as all the lads in this video
It means "Stags Antlers for ever" in Scots Gaelic, it was the motto of the Seaforth Highlanders one of the Scottish regiments that was amalgamated into the Queens Own Highlanders, which were then in turn amalgamated into The Highlanders, now a battalion of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.
I presume that this is actually the 1st Batallion Pipes and Drums, Royal Regiment of Scotland? Several major consolidations occurred within the British armies in the first several years of the new millenium.
@segano1 I make uilleann pipes, you're off on the origins. They came directly from "pastoral pipes" which arose immediately after the baroque Oboe. Uilleann's were gentlemens' instruments that cost a year's wages for a laborer in the 1700's and 1800's when Scottish pipes were still primitive. Want to see the main bass drone bore proportions of a WW1 Henderson Scottish pipes? 1850's uilleann pipes. Scotland is important to the uilleann pipes but in a different way than you think.
Pipers lead the Regiments on to the Battlefields only armed with their pipes so I think they are the bravest of them all, so all you people knocking them just shut your big mouths. And that's coming from a piping Sassanach.
@fenbogle Other way round Taig, the Irish had nowt to do with Scotland before the Great Famine. Irish culture is a 19th century invention based off of Scotland's during the Gaelic revival period of 1890~1921. 'Irish' is a 16th century papal name imposed by Pope Leo X. The North of Ireland was historically the land of the Scots (hence the first writer to call N.Ireland/Hibernia as 'Scotia' was Isidore of Seville in the 6th century). Scotland was never the land of the Irish however.
But still in a kilt :) lol. He could be banging on some could bang on some pans and playing the air flute, but as long as he wears a kilt well lets just say YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The stags antlers of the old seaforths The motto is Cuichic an righ . It means help the king . Cabarfeidh is the dance & pipe tune One of the chiefs saved one of the scottish kings while out hunting
Governments have fucked around for years with the centuries old traditions of all these fine regiments. And what for ? To dissipate familial links and pride in serving in a regiment your father and grandfather served in. To save a few bob by having them all wear the same uniform. Decisions made by bean counters who don't understand these things. Do what ye will. They are always going to be the best.
judith nawiti I agree with you the soul was taken out of the regiments. However, the army has been shrunk out of recognition, and I wonder if regimental buildup of the Britiah army is still valid?
I love Bagpipes. Every time I hear them I close my eyes and they take me to Scotland.
Playing...once outlawed music, on once outlawed pipes, in once outlawed kilts....This always stirs the blood and touches the heart.
Heart stirring stuff !!
Thank you for sharing this excellent video post.
Sweet tone and volume from pipe corps. Compliments to who ever set up the chanters. Nice playing aswell, I really enjoy this short video. Thanks for posting.
That whole performance just blew me away. Awesome stuff lads !!!
I love the way the Highland regiments have had such a massive influence on police forces and army's in Canada, US, South Africa, Australia and NZ despite independence.
What a rather nasty wee small minded comment from Bruce MacAllan.
I am English though I moved to Scotland in 1968. I love all things English, the land of my birth, and *all things Scottish*, my chosen adopted home.
Why on Earth should such nasty wee comments be posted on a very fine video which promotes everything good about Scotland? This video is neither the time nor the place for political statements.
I thank the original posters for their fine efforts.
See that sort of bullshit there mate.Just ignore that garbage.I like many Scots are proud of our heritage.I am also proud of what the U.K has achieved as'well.Most Scots avoid like the plague arses like Bruce.They are just bitter to the core and blame things on the English that happened hundreds of years ago when things were a lot different.My Grandfather served with English,Welsh and Irish in the War and when the shit hit the fan it was all British hands to the pumps.
yYANKEE TROLL!!! check him out folks!!
henrytree
Ignore mate there's always the occasional asshole who manages to embarrass a full country with his "chip on his shoulder " I can say he doesn't speak for most Scots.....although Scottish also proud of my British passport.....you've lived here long enough to know we're decent folk who'd welcome most in to our country....only those who're offended by our churches and Christian celebrations are not welcome.....they'll claim our free benefits, Education and Health service yet burn our flags and protest our soldiers ain't welcome here....we're good enough to take them in so they should show respect or go back to their 3rd world utopia
Henrytree,ignore that arsehole.
Pure class and professionalism!
i ve been a soldier...german Battel reg..2.214.nice to see you
Be proud to have served your country Anton. I am sure you are.
Anton Neumann so was I Baor
The finale is so awesome. I can listen to it over and over.
my daddy was one of those ladies from hell an argyle and sutherland highlander he fought alongside the aussies was captured with them in malaysia world war 2 survived the hell of changi played his bagpipes until sadly passed away not so long ago god bless you old jock your regiment and all those who marched with you especially on anzac day and to those who still wear the kilt for their regiment and still proudly march into battle thank you for all that you do a very proud argyle's daughter
j' ai 42 ans , je me suis lancé dans mes recherches généalogique depuis 1987.Je suis d' origine Bretonne et Normande .j' ai réussi à remonter jusqu' en 1610.j' ai découvert des origines Gaels en Ecosse et Irlande.Mais principalement en Irlande.Je continue mes recherches.En entendant ces musiques , je sens remonter mes influences Gaeliques .Merci
certainly the greatest military-musical culture in world history
Genial! Wir haben Sie live gesehen!
Ich finde es absolut klasse, wie manche Länder es schaffen Ihre Traditionen zu bewahren! MEIN RESPEKT DAFÜR!
Some of the best tuning I have heard. The Tenor drummer has some flair, like his style. Very nice work.
This music is beautiful
the pipes were great and that other guy had some swag-ass moves
7/7 would watch again
thank you -- beautiful --
Nothing like the pipes to encourage a propper swagger, mate. I don't trust a man that doesn't love the pipes.
i for one am a huge fan of scotland and the bagpipes :D
i do really enjoy the dancing :)
The Scot's fought and Died for Freedom all over the World for Hundreds of years, Thanks guy's.
Utter bollocks , they were canon fodder for English imperialism . Just who did we set free ?
Isobel Babington The Whole of Europe ya Fannie.
@@isobelbabington4046 When I was a laddie with parents travelling through Belguim we stopped in a village looking for B&B - a cafe/pub was the only sign of life - when the locals realised we were Scots they were very hospitable.
They did not forget that the area had been liberated by a Highland regiment in late 1944.
Salute from Malaysia....
3:20 that's the most unexpected thing to see in a martial music fest... yet, the cutest :)
that lad made my day with his awesome dance :D... thanks for posting
Drum Major::: Wee Drew Caldwell- one of the biggest characters in army Pipes and Drums!
Absolut Genial
Scottish Pipes forever^^
Rab's Wedding, march-on tune. I've piped this tune countless times for non-Scottish audiences and had it very enthusiastically received.
Brillante!! mis respetos desde el sur de Chile.
Thank you so much for posting .
Beautiful!!
I have read that bagpipes are the only musical intrument classified as a weapon!! I can see why, they can get you hyped up. I can imagine regiments of redcoats marching off to destroy the enemy to bagpipes back in the days of Empire!!
@Backs4more It is 4 RRS, the Pipe Major is wearing the Stag Head badge of the Gordon Highlanders on his sleeve, and the pipes are in Gordon tartan.
Aye the Cameron tartan what a dashing picture those Lads make.
Wonderful side-drumming. Uniquely Scottish.
Great video, loved the highland dance :)
Absolutely amazing
I would love to see a collaboration between these guys and Bulgarian pipers, it would be magical! :)))
the video is awesome :P
the hyland dance was always men before and after battle, nice to see that
excellent live recording!
My dad was in the Camerons (formed part of this regiment) ,taken prisoner at Tobruk 1942 by Rommels Afrika Korp,ironic this is in Koln,very proud.
Der Ausmarsch ist so geil. Wegen diesem Video habe ich den Reel JENNY DANG THE WEAVER gelernt. Das ist das letzte Lied. Es ist ziemlich schwer, aber ich habe es geschafft. Cooles. Video!
Tunes: Rab's Wedding / John D. Burgess. Dance set: Highland Laddie march on/off, dance tune "Marquis of Huntley's" for the Highland Fling. Exit first tune I'm too old to know, last tune is "Jenny Dang the Weaver." While I hate the stratosphere pitch of the recent decades (I have either perfect pitch or close enough and I imprinted on years-years-ago below-b-flat), still this band has great sound.
The exit first tune is called "Hamilton's Nutsack." I know, it sounds weird but there's no improper subliminal message.
There is and can only be one Pipe Major in a military Pipe Band. He's the gentleman on the end of the left hand line wearing the red sash at 1.52. The only time you will see more than one Pipe Major is in a parade of massed bands
The title is wrong, they are part of the Royal Regiment of Scotland at this time, they have the RRS capbadge..
If you're talking about the lad who's doing the dance int middle of this video. He's doing The Highland Fling Dance, not the Sword Dance. Two Different dances.
São lindas as músicas tocadas pela gaita escocesa, Adorei
great song!!!
Wearing costumes rich in ethnicity , the majestic and brilliant march feel so envious and moved , as a Japanese .
From Tokyo in Japan
Which national are you watching this video ？
Italy.
That’s how you do it, well done lads 👍
WoW... leider jetzt erst gesehen.. das war ja soo stark!!!!!
der Blechi - Polizei Gelsenkirchen
Amezing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You mean sure AMAIZING .. :D
Axel B. The man's fae Glesga gie him a breK
Too bad the days when war was a tiny bit more civil.... Man... I'd love to march while playing pipes a drums and watch the enemy run!
And here in good (?) old Germany our military musicans use to play any kind of big-band-jazz-music ^^
I love this
i completely disagree, the noise of the scottish pipes and drums make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up everytime! As a scotsman it is a thing of beauty
best in the world..
garrowfwar 148
Good on you mate! this message comes from Scotland
their uniforms look so chaotic like everything is thrown it . but still lookes awesome
Ist das Geile Mucke!! Entenpelle pur!
Brave Highlanders Bravo
@24michiganironbrigad .
And the Gordon Highlanders emblem is also on the drum.
Corrie121 The Highlanders is an amalgamation of the Queens Own Highlanders (Seaforth & Cameron) and the Gordon Highlanders in September 1994. The tartan is Cameron of Erracht but the tartan on the pipe bag is Gordon. Thankfully I had left the Regiment long before. CFGB
commandersandy the Royal Regiment of Scotland did exist in 2006 when this was recorded...I know this because I was attatched to the Highlanders and witnessed the parade when they changed to 4th Bn Royal Regiment of Scotland while we were in Iraq we were there oct 2005 - apr 2006! I was in the same company as all the lads in this video
Anyone know the "March Off" Tune? PERFECT!
Jenny dang the weaver
amazing
It means "Stags Antlers for ever" in Scots Gaelic, it was the motto of the Seaforth Highlanders one of the Scottish regiments that was amalgamated into the Queens Own Highlanders, which were then in turn amalgamated into The Highlanders, now a battalion of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.
My root is Burgundi.... we face half Europe. And we respect Scootish blood...Great one !
great stuff
I presume that this is actually the 1st Batallion Pipes and Drums, Royal Regiment of Scotland? Several major consolidations occurred within the British armies in the first several years of the new millenium.
well FINALLY somebody plays "john d burgess" - albeit only half of it
@segano1 I make uilleann pipes, you're off on the origins. They came directly from "pastoral pipes" which arose immediately after the baroque Oboe. Uilleann's were gentlemens' instruments that cost a year's wages for a laborer in the 1700's and 1800's when Scottish pipes were still primitive. Want to see the main bass drone bore proportions of a WW1 Henderson Scottish pipes? 1850's uilleann pipes. Scotland is important to the uilleann pipes but in a different way than you think.
I agree, Khara
1.Battalion..highlander.Der solist hat seine sache gut gemacht.
Pipers lead the Regiments on to the Battlefields only armed with their pipes so I think they are the bravest of them all, so all you people knocking them just shut your big mouths. And that's coming from a piping Sassanach.
@fenbogle Other way round Taig, the Irish had nowt to do with Scotland before the Great Famine. Irish culture is a 19th century invention based off of Scotland's during the Gaelic revival period of 1890~1921.
'Irish' is a 16th century papal name imposed by Pope Leo X.
The North of Ireland was historically the land of the Scots (hence the first writer to call N.Ireland/Hibernia as 'Scotia' was Isidore of Seville in the 6th century).
Scotland was never the land of the Irish however.
long live Scottish traditions!
But still in a kilt :) lol. He could be banging on some could bang on some pans and playing the air flute, but as long as he wears a kilt well lets just say YUMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Send the Black Bears to take over Fallujah. With the band of course!
So THAT's the inspiration for jumpstyle dancing
Never forget Drum Major MacKenzie!!! Long live MacKenzie!!!
Nothing sexier than a man in a kilt playing the bagpipes!!!!!!!!!
It takes a real man to dance like that and still looks like he can kick your azz
just think back in the day they used to go to war like that
pipe or drum major says to himself it is chilly out here I feel a cold draft up the arse
The stags antlers of the old seaforths The motto is Cuichic an righ . It means help the king . Cabarfeidh is the dance & pipe tune One of the chiefs saved one of the scottish kings while out hunting
My biggest regret in life is that I was not born Scottish.
@epicbassdude not sure some sort of of reel
Tee great !
agree!!
bravo à ces Messieurs! COMMENT font ils pour avoir des jupes si bien plissées?
brilliand! but did anyone know the hornpipe at the march out?
simplesmente emocionante...dá vergonha de ser brasileiro nessas horas
Governments have fucked around for years with the centuries old traditions of all these fine regiments. And what for ? To dissipate familial links and pride in serving in a regiment your father and grandfather served in. To save a few bob by having them all wear the same uniform. Decisions made by bean counters who don't understand these things. Do what ye will. They are always going to be the best.
Janet i could not agree more i served in the mob it was a hard life but a good one our Traditions And induvidual respact has been takan away from from
judith nawiti
I agree with you the soul was taken out of the regiments.
However, the army has been shrunk out of recognition, and I wonder if regimental buildup of the Britiah army is still valid?
ColdStefiBoyHD the Royal regiment of scotland didnt even exist when this was recorded...
it used to be bear skins but its basicly ment to act as a pad for the weight of the drum to not cut into the skin
Can someone tell me whats with the leopard print?
i like it
This is the 4th Battalion, Royal Regiment of Scotland "The Highlanders" Pipe Band.
There's no such thing as the 1st Battalion, Pipe and Drums
ColdStefiboyHD not anymore unfortunately. only in history
Wenn die auch noch alle überlebt hätten wär es aber voll auf der Erde.
Would anyone happen to know the names of the second 6/8 march and the strathspey?
Thank you!
Die Jungs haben noch Stolz
anyone know the tunes, by going outside? it's so nice.
Wenn euch Edinburgh zu weit ist, kommt nach Basel, dem zweitgrössten Tattoo-Festival der Welt...!