Wonderful Event. The British continue to demonstrate to the World their unique ability to orchestrate profound pageantry, patriotism, sacrifice, heartfelt dignity, and respect. Greetings from "The Colonies", and may God Bless the USA, UK, and the Commonwealth.
And what if you don't believe in god? Not at all, or in another one such as Krishna, Allah, Jaweh, Ganesha, Hanuman or any of the thousands of other gods or godesses? This event forces all present to participate in a very christian service, including hymns and prayers, while (statistically) a large proportion of the population and of those present does not believe in this or any god. Isn't there something as separation of church and state? Realise that this is THE national event to remember and honour the fallen so keep your god out of it!
To. Tell. What. A message that came from an elderly gentleman. The conversation came about as i asked. Can You remember everything you seen and how it effected you. His answer has stayed with me. The Reply he gave me was Having was. “. I want you to picture in your Mind. A field of dead Soldiers and a million Blue bottles.” That is What it was like “. No heroics. No blood & guts. Just an old Soldier telling. How a war changed his life And. Body. But not his Memories
I was at this event. My wife accompanied me and we displayed with honour the family awards of 3 generations including both world wars and conflicts since. A very happy day of proud remembrance.
I first attended Remembrance 6 years ago and I’ve been doing Remembrance Sunday ever since I was 15. Everyone in Wales knew I’d be a great Queen and I took the role at 20. I’m glad Woody.EXE made this happen and he’s about to do the 2nd Festival of Remembrance during his reign in the coming days from now. I can’t believe how far Woody.EXE has come in the last 15 months as he pays tribute to me his Queen after having a tragic year and he’ll also pay tribute to the victims of United 93 in this year’s remembrance event; when he opens up about my 3 weeks illness, I will for sure cry. I’m so proud of Woody.EXE right now
As a member of The Royal British Legion Cork branch RI. I try to watch every year. It makes me so proud to see HM Armed forces past and present Remembered and Honoured. May God Bless all whom serve.
To the uploader, Leslie, I say thanks, very much. I am retired UK military living in the USA and not having a good time here. This makes me proud to be British and a former member of the Armed Forces. I am not a fan of war or the modern rescource wars of today, but I am very proud of the UK Armed Forces. Thanks again.
I want to thank you for your service as well. Without that immense effort of persons like you neither I nor anyone in western and middle europe could live in peace and freedom.
The passchendale segment always gives me chills just a waste of life and even for the most seasoned of veterans at that time just not wanting to go over because they know they may not come back is just harrowing to think the things that that generation went through is purely awe inspiring because they managed to survive true hell on earth God bless the lost generation
Opening with that version of "I Vow to Thee, My Country" was a tearjerker for sure, and even Her Majesty approved. The Muster was great as always, and at 1:13:05, another tearjerker moment.
Formidable, sensationnel, merci à tous les militaires anglais pour leurs participations héroïques aux deux guerres mondiales. Un ancien sergent instructeur de la Force Aérienne Belge
May we remember always and be forever grateful. While having worn the red poppy many times I do not think I have ever seen such a splendid ceremony honoring those who, like Americans, have given their lives in defense of our freedom. Wondering whether the project that I started to design at my University with one of yours ever happened.
Definitely. I went to Belgium on a school trip going to the major memorials and cemeteries. Including Menin Gate service at 8pm. I can't wait to go back and am trying to persuade a few friends so we can all share the driving etc.
"I am not sure with what weapons the third world war will be fought, but in the fourth world war they will fight with sticks and stones."- Albert Einstein (and he is so right..)
Wonderful event indeed. At time 1, 16.40 I am astonished over the similarity to the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus(1594-1632) written psalm Our God (Förfäras ej du lilla hop), but of course they lent melodies and words across Europe. Here =Our God, Our Help in Ages Past" is a hymn by Isaac Watts in 1708 that paraphrases the 90th Psalm of the Book of Psalms. It originally consisted of nine stanzas; however, in present usage the fourth, sixth, and eighth stanzas are commonly omitted to leave a total of six (Methodist books also include the original sixth stanza to leave a total of seven). In 1738, John Wesley in his hymnal, Psalms and Hymns, changed the first line of the text from "Our God" to "O God." Both Watts' wording and Wesley's rewording remain in current use.--The hymn is often sung as part of the remembrance day service in Canada and festive occasions in England (Wikipedia)
Be still, my soul, The Lord is on thy side Bear patiently, the cross of grief or pain Leave to thy God, to order and provide In every change, He faithful will remain Be still, my soul, thy best thy heavenly friend Through thorny ways, leads to a joyful end Be still, my soul, thy God doth undertake To guide the future as He has the past Thy hope, thy confidence, let nothing shake All now mysterious shall be bright at last Be still, my soul, the waves and wind still know His voice who ruled them while He dwelt below In You I rest, in You I found my hope In You I trust, You never let me go I place my life within Your hands alone Be still, my soul Be still, my soul, the hour is hastening on When we shall be forever with the Lord When disappointment, grief and fear are gone Sorrow forgot, love's purest joys restored Be still, my soul, when change and tears are past All safe and blessed, we shall meet at last In You I rest, in You I found my hope In You I trust, You never let me go I place my life within Your hands alone Be still, my soul In You I rest, in You I found my hope In You I trust, You never let me go I place my life within Your hands alone Be still, my soul Be still, my soul Be still, my soul
The Londoner Chill... I was just scrolling through TH-cam and I found a video of his performance by itself, so I went looking for the original video. So Tom Odell actually is the reason why I was watching the video. Also, I’m Italian, so I don’t get why I would have to be so patriotic for a different country than mine. Music can be interpreted in different ways, respect the other people’s opinion as well. I’m free to listen to music and comment on a TH-cam video (not being disrespectful in any way, contrarily to what you say)... free will right? Your way of thinking isn’t and should never be everyone’s. And with this I’m out. Your comment is so useless it doesn’t deserve any further attention.
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Wonderful Event. The British continue to demonstrate to the World their unique ability to orchestrate profound pageantry, patriotism, sacrifice, heartfelt dignity, and respect. Greetings from "The Colonies", and may God Bless the USA, UK, and the Commonwealth.
And what if you don't believe in god? Not at all, or in another one such as Krishna, Allah, Jaweh, Ganesha, Hanuman or any of the thousands of other gods or godesses? This event forces all present to participate in a very christian service, including hymns and prayers, while (statistically) a large proportion of the population and of those present does not believe in this or any god. Isn't there something as separation of church and state? Realise that this is THE national event to remember and honour the fallen so keep your god out of it!
@@schotext So what? England is England, and we have our culture. People who are hostile to us shouldn't come here.
To. Tell. What. A message that came from an elderly gentleman. The conversation came about as i asked. Can
You remember everything you seen and how it effected you. His answer has stayed with me. The
Reply he gave me was
Having was. “. I want you to picture in your
Mind. A field of dead
Soldiers and a million
Blue bottles.” That is
What it was like “. No
heroics. No blood & guts. Just an old Soldier telling. How a war changed his life
And. Body. But not his
Memories
I was at this event. My wife accompanied me and we displayed with honour the family awards of 3 generations including both world wars and conflicts since. A very happy day of proud remembrance.
I first attended Remembrance 6 years ago and I’ve been doing Remembrance Sunday ever since I was 15. Everyone in Wales knew I’d be a great Queen and I took the role at 20. I’m glad Woody.EXE made this happen and he’s about to do the 2nd Festival of Remembrance during his reign in the coming days from now. I can’t believe how far Woody.EXE has come in the last 15 months as he pays tribute to me his Queen after having a tragic year and he’ll also pay tribute to the victims of United 93 in this year’s remembrance event; when he opens up about my 3 weeks illness, I will for sure cry. I’m so proud of Woody.EXE right now
As a member of The Royal British Legion Cork branch RI. I try to watch every year. It makes me so proud to see HM Armed forces past and present Remembered and Honoured. May God Bless all whom serve.
I do too and 2017 was my first year at Remembrance Sunday. 12th November marks 7 years since i first attended
To the uploader, Leslie, I say thanks, very much. I am retired UK military living in the USA and not having a good time here. This makes me proud to be British and a former member of the Armed Forces. I am not a fan of war or the modern rescource wars of today, but I am very proud of the UK Armed Forces. Thanks again.
I'm British living in the USA, and I wish to thank you for your service.
I want to thank you for your service as well. Without that immense effort of persons like you neither I nor anyone in western and middle europe could live in peace and freedom.
The passchendale segment always gives me chills just a waste of life and even for the most seasoned of veterans at that time just not wanting to go over because they know they may not come back is just harrowing to think the things that that generation went through is purely awe inspiring because they managed to survive true hell on earth
God bless the lost generation
A truly significant service to accentuate the quotation " Lest we forget..... "
Thank You so much for this. It is Important that we Remember
Indeed
I attended this after being invited by the Royal British Legion. Incredible night, still get choked up now.
As amazing as always. Fabulous show. Watching from Australia.
rule brittania thank you to all our brave men who died to give us today amen
Kyrdhhlovexwet no it's much more than that
Thank you for uploading, Leslie. Very proud of our son, featured with the Royal Tank Regiment.
Opening with that version of "I Vow to Thee, My Country" was a tearjerker for sure, and even Her Majesty approved. The Muster was great as always, and at 1:13:05, another tearjerker moment.
Goddammit I'm proud to be British. I only hope our Commonwealth brothers share my affection for them
Formidable, sensationnel, merci à tous les militaires anglais pour leurs participations héroïques aux deux guerres mondiales.
Un ancien sergent instructeur de la Force Aérienne Belge
When will these wars stop...when we will our world learn to live in peace and harmony....Will it ever happen...
i hope so and i also hope that someday we will learn that we are all humans and not different peoples...
24:12 I use to be cadet in the REME and I finally found it it was an real honour in being a carpet guard!
Thx for upload it
Thanks for share 👍
2018 Festival of remembrance Royal Albert Hall
May we remember always and be forever grateful. While having worn the red poppy many times I do not think I have ever seen such a splendid ceremony honoring those who, like Americans, have given their lives in defense of our freedom. Wondering whether the project that I started to design at my University with one of yours ever happened.
Thanks
Thank you so much for uploading this! A moving and special event for me as my father served in the UK Home Guard during WW2.
@Kyrdhhlovexwet and many other brave men...
He must be your goal, For God searches the soul of all nations...
I'm there at 1:20:20 at the front row with glasses.
It was such a blast to sing in the royal Albert Hall!
This is something few countries have; tradition.
I always make a point of visiting CWGC sites wherever I am.
Definitely. I went to Belgium on a school trip going to the major memorials and cemeteries. Including Menin Gate service at 8pm.
I can't wait to go back and am trying to persuade a few friends so we can all share the driving etc.
Yea indeed. i wish we here in germany could have some traditions.
Thank's
Lest we forget, kia mau mahara tonu tatou. from N.Z
War is the worst invention of humanity. Please never again for ever.
"I am not sure with what weapons the third world war will be fought, but in the fourth world war they will fight with sticks and stones."- Albert Einstein (and he is so right..)
Fantastic 🇬🇧
Wonderful event indeed. At time 1, 16.40 I am astonished over the similarity to the Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus(1594-1632) written psalm Our God (Förfäras ej du lilla hop), but of course they lent melodies and words across Europe. Here =Our God, Our Help in Ages Past" is a hymn by Isaac Watts in 1708 that paraphrases the 90th Psalm of the Book of Psalms. It originally consisted of nine stanzas; however, in present usage the fourth, sixth, and eighth stanzas are commonly omitted to leave a total of six (Methodist books also include the original sixth stanza to leave a total of seven). In 1738, John Wesley in his hymnal, Psalms and Hymns, changed the first line of the text from "Our God" to "O God." Both Watts' wording and Wesley's rewording remain in current use.--The hymn is often sung as part of the remembrance day service in Canada and festive occasions in England (Wikipedia)
Be still, my soul, The Lord is on thy side
Bear patiently, the cross of grief or pain
Leave to thy God, to order and provide
In every change, He faithful will remain
Be still, my soul, thy best thy heavenly friend
Through thorny ways, leads to a joyful end
Be still, my soul, thy God doth undertake
To guide the future as He has the past
Thy hope, thy confidence, let nothing shake
All now mysterious shall be bright at last
Be still, my soul, the waves and wind still know
His voice who ruled them while He dwelt below
In You I rest, in You I found my hope
In You I trust, You never let me go
I place my life within Your hands alone
Be still, my soul
Be still, my soul, the hour is hastening on
When we shall be forever with the Lord
When disappointment, grief and fear are gone
Sorrow forgot, love's purest joys restored
Be still, my soul, when change and tears are past
All safe and blessed, we shall meet at last
In You I rest, in You I found my hope
In You I trust, You never let me go
I place my life within Your hands alone
Be still, my soul
In You I rest, in You I found my hope
In You I trust, You never let me go
I place my life within Your hands alone
Be still, my soul
Be still, my soul
Be still, my soul
My body may be in Canada but my heart is in England.
Good to see the AAC, whats left of them...
Would anyone be able to tell me what the music played at 41:25 is? thank you in advance
Found it, Hymn to the fallen.
If someone did timestamps that would be exceptionally cool of them thx
proud and sad, (as always,) to be a Brit...
What was the static performance by the RM during there display called?
Tom Odell is the reason why I’m here
The Londoner Chill... I was just scrolling through TH-cam and I found a video of his performance by itself, so I went looking for the original video. So Tom Odell actually is the reason why I was watching the video. Also, I’m Italian, so I don’t get why I would have to be so patriotic for a different country than mine. Music can be interpreted in different ways, respect the other people’s opinion as well. I’m free to listen to music and comment on a TH-cam video (not being disrespectful in any way, contrarily to what you say)... free will right? Your way of thinking isn’t and should never be everyone’s.
And with this I’m out. Your comment is so useless it doesn’t deserve any further attention.
The Londoner Yeah yours, not mine
Tom Odell and Kygo haha
What’s the music called on 31 minutes?
Barber- Adagio for Strings
1:33:30. That man has a nice trim. :)
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Massed bands guards division Royal Marines and royal air force
Royal marine but also a proud SBS operator
On God's shouders always
REspect
45:50 Tom Odell
Michalina Grzegorska wiesz moze w ktorej minucie pokazują toma jak śpiewa w chórze? 🙃
Monika 1:17:30 😊
Dziękuję! :) juz znalazlam, liczylam tylko na to, ze będzie trochę dluzej niz na insta 😔
Monika Niestety... też się zawiodłam 😕
What’s the song played at 18:07
"Eagle Squadron" by Kenneth Alford, named and dedicated to the three RAF fighter squadrons manned by US volunteers before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
1:40:00
what is the name of the song played at 49:17?
"Deterrence" by WO2 Russ Young
@@danialzakaria8910 choon isn't it
Where's William ?
Can you believe William was in Cardiff watching rugby and Harry was in Twickenham, also watching rugby?
what is the theme played at the start please
mfcman2k7 Jupiter/I vow to thee my country
Do you mean the Fanfare by the state trumpeters ? If so.... it’s a Salute for Royalty and Viceroys
alfie boe is the best
whats the blue book
Issued to Ex Crabs, oops, RAF who leave the service. Army version is the Red Book.
If you are referring to the book placed on the drum head altar it contains the names of British servicemen killed since WW1.
56:28 1:12:21 1:17:24 1:42:15
lol im not a RN recruit ive been in 4 years XD
StorminNorms bbc just love seeing us off at any opportunity!
how so
Melanie C 8:47
Malaya remembered
Burma closuew
1:39
1:11:30😪
The audience don’t look like they’re enjoying it
It is mostly a solemn event so it is disrespectful too show enjoyment,but they are enjoying it on the inside!
@@kbeau9538
I’m usually very emotional during Remembrance Sunday but I’m always enjoying it in the inside of me. I find it disrespectful to show it
Guess Kate's on duty for this
Does anyone know the name of the song playing at 1:10 ?
Ewan Walsh I vow to thee my country