Unica l'Arma dei Carabinieri nata il 13 Luglio 1814...Hanno sempre difeso i cittadini con abnegazione e Spirito di Corpo fino al rischio della loro vita.Sempre vicini alla gente per il mantenimento dell'Ordine e della sicurezza pubblica.Viva l'Arma dei Carabinieri un abbraccio a tutti e un grande GRAZIE DI❤❤❤❤❤❤
orgoglio di famiglia! Bravo m° Vincenzo, sempre che posso ti ascolto perché amo musica classica, sopratutto opera! Mio padre Cesare Borgia fu carabiniere.❤😊
Sono ancora uno di quegli scemi che si commuove quando sente queste meravigliose melodie Italiane..suonate dagli Italiani...ma ne sono orgoglioso fino al midollo❤️🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹
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The narrator identifies the first march as "Spurs and Sabres". I am not familiar with this title. Could he have been thinking of "Sabre and Spurs" written in 1918 by J.P. Sousa? If so, this is definitely not Sousa's "Sabre and Spurs". As I expected, the band is magnificent but I am curious to learn if the narrator is correct or mistaken.
The narrator is correct this march is spurs and sabres but the author is not sousa. It is me! maestro vincenzo borgia director of the carabinieri band up to 2000
@@vincenzoborgia9827 Dear Maestro Borgia: A wonderful surprise to receive your response. I hope you will understand my confusion about the title. Congratulations on the composition of your fine march. I first heard Sousa's Sabre and Spurs as a boy. Now I have heard your Spurs and Sabres as a senior citizen. While working in New York City as a young man in the late 1970's I saw your band in the Columbus Day Parade. I assume you were in the front. Then, about twenty years ago, I saw the band appear at the NYC Grand Central railroad terminal. Perhaps it was before 2000. I am a week euphonium player. You and your fine musicians are blessed with a special talent. I hope you are enjoying good health and remain busy with music. .
