MAGNIFICENT. I am not sure what moves me most -- the strains of the lament, or the dignity and beauty of the drum major's face. The camera's meditation over her uniform seems to say, "this is part of Scotland also." Time to update our files on the braves of that nation.
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Itchy fingers, Highland Cathedral. Neil Monro "TO the make of a piper go seven years of his own learning and seven generations before. If it is in, it will out, as the Gaelic old-word says; if not, let him take to the net or sword. At the end of his seven years one born to it will stand at the start of knowledge, and leaning a fond ear to the drone, he may have parley with old folks of old affairs." It is a terrible thing, a soldier. Respect is difficult and necessary for those who kill to order. But there are enemies and our world of love is incomplete. Our fathers and their fathers shouldered their great and terrible burden from that chasm of disregard to a level. It cost some their lives, others their bodies, many more their minds and yet others their souls. Now we need not do any of those things in a bad cause. Because of that sacrifice in the greatest of all struggles against evil men, hopefully no more souls will be lost. Ancestors and planet protect and forgive all those who follow the drum in the name of freedom. For my Dad, who died 2013; still troubled by his past. Neustadt May 3rd 1945 et seq. Lubeck Bay, Cap Arcona witness to the aftermath. Guard duties at the time would include those to shoot any escaping displaced persons - so who knows, he never spoke of it.
Bruce Bartup I think you have got your tunes mixed up, Itchy Fingers and Highland Cathedral. The Fair Maid of Barra is completely different to what was played here.
@@RidseardMhicCoinnich Oops, pardon my English cloth ears and sense of rhythm that god gave to a wind chime. I hope you enjoyed laughing at my stupidity rather than being offended. OP hass been corrected
Only just seen this, I am actually the base drummer of the band behind the drum major. This was a beating retreat we did between the main tattoo performances. Beating Retreat has its origins in the early years of organised warfare when the beating of drums and the parading of Post Guards heralded the closing of camp gates and the lowering of flags at the end of the day.
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The Pipers were good in "Itchy Fingers" but from a Bass Drummers point of view the Drummers were very weak,especially the Bass Drum. The Castlemaine Highland Pipe Band in central Victoria Australia, of which I am a member would leave 'em for dead.
@@donnybarnett1065 Now i have nothing against Canadian Pipe Bands.Some are really good, but this here is a College band.The real deal of a bagpipe band is the Scottish Regiments,who are trained at the British Army Military School of Highland Bagpiping and Drumming in Edinburgh.
I only played the Bass Drum secondary to the other training I was doing. I did end up being drum major, but that was more for my organisational skills than my music skills!
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Erm yeah, we were. This is is (or was as it was a long time ago now) the combined bands of the Scottish University Officer Training Corps (City of Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Tayforth and Glasgow and Strathclyde) I know because I was there
Clown. It's not a man's world anymore. Nice to see women playing bagpipes and drums. If you don't like don't put comments. Respect people that play instruments and (BAGPIPES)
@@erichutchings1932 LMAO!!! It is still a man's world and always will be. Men run the world! And women need to stay out of it and stay away from pipe band!
