Indian Military Pipe Band Award Winning Performance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- A military bagpiper band gives an exhilarating display to win the competition amongst fifteen teams.
Enjoy the haunting martial tunes, the twirling cane of the bandmaster, the swagger of the pipers, the beat of the drummers and the interesting drills of the whole band display
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Fantastic! Perfectly played, God bless India, from a bagpipe playing Scotsman
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👆👆👆little Scotland in India 🇮🇳 🏴
Chance to participate in the Edinburgh Tattoo should be given to this team. Really marvellous .
This is the result of 25 poppers and drummers having an epileptic seizure at the same time.
Feck n brilliant!!!
Best army band video love you guys
I am British Pakistani, Enjoyed this video, thanks for uploading. Simply beautiful :)
Glad you liked the video Karim!
Indian and Pakistani Armies have much in common, both having their roots in the British Army, so you are likely to find very similar drills and procedures both sides of the border.
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Unbelievable great display by Indian Gorkha Regiment P & D ... Bravooo !!!
Unbelievable my donkey
Several commenters have asked why the 'waddling'. I don't know for sure, but the Gurkha pipers have done these sort of marching routines for a long, long time and their ability to go into each movement with flair and precision is helped by the momentum built up during that side-to-side sway. I think the origins may be down to the extra challenge: 'we can play the pipes, we can march in time, we can do the usual passing routines that other bands do. I know - let's do it all at speed!'
Very entertaining! Love the Gurkhas, whether British or Indian!
Thy are assamies not gurkhas
These are my indian soldiers 😊
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👆👆with love from Highland bagpipes India 🇮🇳 🏴🏴
They are 11 gorkha rifles soldiers and I'm also one of them that time
@@rakesh5600 Thank you! But they do look like Gurkhas as they have the same Pill Box Hats and crossed Kukris badge
Indian army is best ....jai hind..👮👮
Suraj Rawat Indian army is a pile a shite
This (I think) is a pipe-band of the 3rd. Gorkha Rifles (3GORKHA) once the 3rd. Queen Alexandra's own Gurkha Rifles (3GR) an old and famous regiment with a high reputation for bravery in battle. What this band is doing here is the current Indian armed (& police) force's standard practice. Militarily it is ridiculous and laughable (see the comic events at Wagah Border Post.during the daily Sunset ceremony). They deserve more dignity than that, but they have to work for it. It is far below the pipe band traditions they received from the Scottish regiments of the British Army who once served in India . Believing that this is "nice' and "good" is a mental aberration. People say nice things out of patriotism and nationalism which shows their ignorance of what the true standard is - or ought to be. This same level of acceptance of the unnecessarily exaggerated standard of drill and drill movements throughout the sub-continent indicates a widespread acceptance by those who don't know any better. There are enough examples to view on You Tube. For those of British origins, HM's Foot Guards of the Household Division of the British Army is the 'gold' standard, but there are countless examples of good, smart (not exaggerated) drill; see the Gurkha Contingent of the Polis Repablik Singapura, the Royal Brunei Malay Regiment, older videos of the pre-1997 Royal Hong Kong Police and Australian, New Zealand and Canadian forces are somewhat different but, nonetheless, really good. Whoever writes India's Drill Manuals should remember the old adage: 'Too much of a good thing is good for nothing.'
Fabulous..I watched it multiple times
Impressive....Bagpipes; The Goose Step and the Drum Major....nearly getting impaled by his mace...! Well Done..!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🙏
Great performance.we proud our military. Very encouraging. Best filming.
Thank you Ravi for your comment and encouraging words!
This is my new favourite band!
David Laird right David calm down your gettin ahead a yoursel
Simply amazing!! Very entertaining!!!!
Amazing
Wow, that was really fantastic. I understand the pipe playing isn't up to western standard, but for what it was it was really good. Interesting take on the Skye Boat Song. Loved the drum major.
Hello MECowgo,
Thanks for the comment! As told earlier, this was purely a theatrical performance, with the band concentrating on the moves as much as on the music.
While standards may vary for Indian and Western bands, let me assure you some Indian bands can give the best Western ones a run for their money. I hope I can capture one of such performances soon and upload it for all to appreciate.
good one .
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Nice Performance....
Jay Hind.......
#indianbagpipemeloymusic
एक्सलेंट पाईप बँड 👌👌👌👌👌🙏
I love the waddling
the one whos leading his name is vijayan ev from mrc wellington one of the top ranking in india.
Like the info ma'am
Iam proud of you my garhwali bro
They are Gorkhas. You must see the logos
Dherai ramro. Dhoti le Gurkhali lai gudiya banayerai rakheko chha hai.
Legacy of 'the ladies from Hell'.
india is my country
Thanks for the comment Uttam Ray!
Don't we all love India for the fantastic place that it is?
Shove India up yer arse ye scoobi
the reason why Gurkhas are the best fighters are because Gurkhas God is Lord Shiva and Lord Buddha.
Lord Buddha was born in Nepal and Lord Shiva abode is in Mt. Kailash Himalayas, which is home to the Gurkhas.
BUDDHAMAHADEV I'll take that information and shove it up my ass thanks.
Didn't the British beat the Gurkhas?
@@cavalryscout we did indeed and immediately made them part of our Army as we didn't want to fight them again!
Are you bonkers?
Ahh, that's where their from.
JAI HIND
too nice
Siffatjot thanks for the comment!
***too shite
very very very nice
Thanks for the comment Ashish!
nice my arse
Good. Nabar
I like
So, is 9 pipes, 3 flat drums, and 3 snares a standard pipe band arrangement for the Indian Army? I just saw the video of the Ghorkas celebrating their 200th Anniversary, and they had the same breakdown of musicians.
I'm quite certain that the heel-toe steps and the odd lift the leg, then smash down with the boot-heel is an Indian style... ;)
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Sir kya aap bagpipe sikhate Hain
Really Nice
Thanks Abdul!
Glad you liked it!
Thanks to Indians band displays of defferent force's and scchoolboys &GIRLS THANKS again
nice my arse ye fanny
@@GL-kw9xj Brit. turd, why don't you just pipe down (pun intended)? Wait till the Scots, the Welsh and the Northern Irish leave the U.K. and join the Indian Republic?
@@JayBhattacharjee who says I am British ...
Good
i've seen that kind of marching before, in a pipe band. Believe me, it looks much worse when the players wear kilts!
Superb 👌
This does the piping world no favours- ooft, Deary me
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May b assam regiment or garhwal
I am also the leader of my school band and my name is Almas beg
E bhaiho , dherai ramro ra badhai chha. Hoina jyan tataune chij chha ki chhaina ? Ali ali khayema ta tapainharule malai lagchha ufri ufri bajauna sakthiyo pani hola. Khair , chhodo ye bakwas ki baten.
Name of the first tune🤔plz
@CREEPY SKIPPY thanks 🍺👍
Which slow march
jai hind
calm the baps
They're good, no doubt about it. But why do they march with that sway?
What is the name of this song which they are playing in bagpiper?
Hundred Piper, Skye Boat song
@@BagpipesMelody t after one year you replied...anyway thank you..!!!
@CREEPY SKIPPY Yes, Last tune name is KEDARNATH QUICK MARCH
Garhwal rifles
it's like Chinese funeral music, and I doubt it's Indian military, probably just Nepali army.
It says Gurkha on the drum, why did you say it Indian?
Keep doubting. No one cares.
@@तेंजिनरीगसँग are you no one?
@@mrcctvb barpihed beron to Tina. All barpheaidhpe sonn belong to tinese book. All musical beronning is tinese oil field property. Powah!! Tinese arthorify!
The exaggerated wobbling march is totally unnecessary. Looks comical
In a military pipe band performance, some swagger is part of the procedure. Military Brass bands are much more formal and generally only do static displays.
The swagger here is exaggerated, agreed, but it is all part of an act put on purely for the sake of the competition.
Thanks for the comment!
I believe it is done so to match the steps of the drummers who would otherwise look awkward.
Sorry to say, but it is more of dancing than marching. Probably a touch of Bollywood ?
Hi Sony!
Soldiers have different tunes for marching, which is a very formal affair. Particular regiments may add a bit here and there, but have never heard of 'drag heel marching' anywhere. No such thing.
Hi Tenzing!
Yes, it's a kind of synchronised performance, hence the marchers match their steps to the drum beat.
Lahore band all tha bast
What award did they win ...? ..
Silly men of year award !
English Mik
It looks like all those marching have one leg shorter than the other. The side-to-side swaying looks rediculous. Why do bag-pipe bands in mainly India do this strange marching ? Why don't bands from India follow the Scottish way of marching ?
Hi Jeyapaul,
Thanks for your comment.
Indian bands, like all others, do various types of marching as per the occasion.
In this particular case, the band is taking part in a band competition, hence the sway and swagger is deliberately exaggerated to highlight the particular movement.
Because the primary task of pipe band is to play regimental tunes when battalions March to battle , enthralling civilians is the last job to do, every regimental band has their own way of marching, our centuries long traditions are behind what you call one leg shorter. I would never call your regional or religious traditions ridiculous. And it's not the Scottish way anymore, our bands are performing like this from more than 2 centuries.
What is the tune name?
Kenzin Zing you don't want to know
@@GL-kw9xj Sounds vaguely like 'A Hundred Pipers'. This must be the stuff of nightmares to the Army School of Bagpipe Music & Highland Drumming,, Inchdrewer House, Edinburgh. I don't know why they don't ask for assistance there; they will set them up properly.
@@warden2351 :D :D :D
he first two tunes are traditional Scottish airs: 'A Hundred Pipers' (quick march) and 'Skye Boat Song' (slow march) although they are played here diffenetly to traditional Highland pipe bands. The third quick-march is an unknown Indian ([robably local) composition.
Pretty amazing but their pipes could use a bit of a tune up
Why do they need to rock from side to side? It looks ridiculous, like a clockwork toy.
What's the waddling all about? The band members are going to pay for that with a huge amount of pain in their old age. Just sayin... Other than that, great piping - drumming... well... burp!
Sorry to say the movements of the Pipe Band really does not work . I can understand the Indian Forces aim to keep a difference from the British Armed forces with their movements. BUT THIS REALLY DOES NOT WORK, i will say it does not look when a Scot sees this form , simply it is shitty and should be not used by the Indian Forces . You can do better and stick when it comes to plying your pipe bands .Stick to the scottish traditions how the Scot's play and march.
Choreography stolen from the Gerkahs
This is the Gurkha regiment of India
How is this considered award winning? That was atrocious!
Luke!
The military band plays tunes for marching; this is a special display put up and is more decorative in nature, so to say.
Before passing judgement on these guys you need to remember they are not Field Marshal playing at the worlds. They are an Indian band playing in India, what passes for a good show and playing there is different from western culture...
This is "BRAVEST of the BRAVE" Gurkha Regimental Military Band.
The band is performing on traditional folk music of Gurkhas.
Do read about the bravery of these warriors also.
The Gurkhas are widely acknowledged as amongst the fiercest fighters in the world, and the band plays a stellar role in motivating the soldiers. The entire world respects the Gurkhas for their simplicity and bravery.
Thank you Siddharth for the comment!
don't respond to him he is ignorant
The duck-like waddling/wobbling is totally ridiculous. Un-military and laughable. Notice that they were not wobbling the first few steps, and began to wobble/waddle as soon as the pipes began to play. Then the guy swinging the big bass drum is funny, totally off the charts!
Just because you dont like it Doesnt make it funny.
Guys search sumi and kumudini banddisplay from kalimpong they are far away better then this display.