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Pipes & Drums 1st Battalion Scots Guards

Pipes & Drums 1st Battalion Scots Guards
Pipe Major: Stuart Mackenzie

Different traditional scottish folk songs.

Military Tattoo Berlin 2005

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Duration : 0:6:18


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25 Responses to “Pipes & Drums 1st Battalion Scots Guards”

  1. Highland Cathedral
    Highland Cathedral

  2. Does anyone know …
    Does anyone know the tune played at 1:06 ????

  3. to clear up what …
    to clear up what that guy was saying earlyer, they are totaly trained soldiers, pipers tend to be medics and drumers gpmg gunners, iv met a couple of the guys in the band, and i was going to join but ended up not

  4. pipes and drums xxx
    pipes and drums xxx

  5. Yes it was
    Yes it was

  6. I think that was …
    I think that was The Highlan´ Laddie

  7. TarikJosephProd on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    The Jolly Beggarman
    The Jolly Beggarman

  8. If I am not …
    If I am not mistaken the first song they were playing was actually Irish! The beggar man song or something like that, I know the words, just can not think of the proper title.

  9. wat was the song …
    wat was the song they changed half way through of scotland the brave

  10. Wolpertinger1978 on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    Scotland the Brave
    Scotland the Brave

  11. wat was the last …
    wat was the last song called

  12. JimboMcCorncob on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    its a beautiful …
    its a beautiful piece that i hear every day im in the armouries, LONG LIVE THE HIGHLANDER REGIMENTS!

  13. god bless the jocks
    god bless the jocks

  14. god bless your son …
    god bless your son and keep him safe

  15. At 4:50 start ” …
    At 4:50 start “Scotland the Brave” by the way also the regimental quick march of the Royal Regiment of Scotland.

  16. JimboMcCorncob on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    can someone tell me …
    can someone tell me what song they play after the applause near the end? i really love that song and would like to know the name

  17. kentamitchell on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    Here’s hoping he …
    Here’s hoping he stays safe. Besy ishes from the USA.
    PS bagpipe music is the greatest!

  18. fair comment i …
    fair comment i apologise for generalising its just that living in england i feel that way somtimes

  19. It’s not right to …
    It’s not right to generalise by saying “they”… Seperatists might be irritatingly vocal but they’re in the minority.

  20. My son is playing …
    My son is playing on this video. He IS infantry and has seen active service in Iraq and Northern Ireland. He is off to Afganistan later. The proof is in their campaign medals proudly worn guys !

  21. PiperMartinMckay on July 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

    Awesome show lads!
    Awesome show lads!

  22. maybe not Infantry …
    maybe not Infantry such as myself, but do Honor to their friends and comrades enough said—-take care alll and God Bless!!!!!!!

  23. you got it friend – …
    you got it friend –soldiers!!!

  24. very good i am very …
    very good i am very proud of the brittish army and its bands although i might upset the scots as i know they are very keen on becoming a separate state as do the welch. but it does make me proud to say that we have soldiers like these as patriotic as these fight under the brittish flag

  25. My understanding …
    My understanding was that they are professional musicians, with some limited military duties when the appropriate situations arise.

    Similar to the police bands – (except for the good people in charge of strathclyde police – who thought police work comes first; with a very public outcry)

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