The highlanders the lowlands yes, the big ɓlack bear. Black Bear was an Indian who got killed by a Christian shot at by Daniel Boone in fact. S🎉uch is the life...
I married a beautiful lass from Scotland 47 years ago. I heard about the Military Tattoo for nearly 50 years but we never got to go. My wife had seen it several times in her childhood. We finally traveled to beautiful Scotland this year and were in the stands on the opening night, August 4th. It was everything that I had heard and more. It was very emotional for my wife and I as we were in Scotland to scatter the ashes of her father who had passed away at the age of 94 this past November. I only wish that he could have been there with us.
Sends shivers down my spine when I hear and see bagpipes/massed pipes and drums😅 Booked my first trip to Scotland 🏴 and ticket to see the Tattoo this August 😊 I am so excited! Feel strongly about supporting Scottish culture - from 🇨🇦 with ❤
I’m Dutch but I fell in love with Scotland when I went to Edinburgh med school fifteen year ago, and I’ve been here ever since. I even found myself a handsome Scotsman to marry. Im very honoured and proud to be an adopted Scot.
Writing here from the Mediterranean shores, seeing it all hypnotized, from another culture, a different climate, a different language, and never having visited Scotland (yet) before, hard thus for me to explain how Soul-stirring and heart-touching it is to see, in full awe, such a majestic display of beauty. The respectful pride towards the heritage, the timeless elegance of the costumes, the many different layers of instruments so masterfully combined, the drums to which one's heat (and feet!) unavoidably get in sync with, those moving bagpipes literally lifting one's Spirit to heaven... one of the World's most emotional and powerful cultural expressions we undoubtedly have to pay a visit to soon. Bravo Bravo Bravo!!! See you next year at Edinburgh ❤!!!
I'm American. From one old soldier to another . Thank you gentlemen for your service. Great to see you guys doing what your doing. Thank you again . Keep on keeping on.
Everybody else marches past, some in step, most not. Arms swinging out of time……..then come the Scots…..perfect! Makes me proud that my ancestors came from Scotland ❤️
My grandpa fought with the Scots during WW2, he said they were either the bravest or craziest soldiers he ever fought with and he'd be proud to fight with them anytime.
The Scottish bands always march out to Scotland the Brave and The Black Bear and that is a tradition I hope they never give up. Nothing more stirring than pipes and drums.
@@JonathanBacon-y1uit brings out the highlander in me and I think of my ancient relatives that were forced to flee Scotland to North America in 1620, maybe I should thank the Brits because my home now is the beautify USA .
Although my Scottish blood is some what thinned out after almost 400 years in the USA, when I hear the bagpipes playing they call to something deep within my soul. Magnificent!
I used to go up to Edinburgh every year to watch it live. So being able to watch on here is a bit of home for me, As like aussie we dont have this in New Zealand
There WAS something like that in Australia in 2016. That was a great show (from what I see - in all senses of the word "great"); and it's greatest achievement was probably th-cam.com/video/TwX2roBVHbU/w-d-xo.html...
I’m originally from N.Ireland but lived in Scotland for 8 years and the pipes make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Good to see the Royal Irish in amongst the throng of bagpipes
I'm 68 years old and I served in The Royal Scots ( The Royal Regiment ) for 15 years, 1972-87 and whenever I see and hear the massed pipes and drums during the march out from the Edinburgh military tattoo it brings many a tear to my eyes. It always evokes so many great memories.
The Scots School Albury - Drum Majors mum. We’re farmers in relatively outback Australia. He’s 17 and having an amazing experience. Thank you for this. I’ve watched an embarrassing number of times from the other side of the world.
I've actually been in Albury (about 10 years ago) visiting an old friend whose son was at Scots School some years before that, so I can relate. Congrats to your son! Funny how one can feel connected half way round the world. My old school, Dollar Academy, has one of the best juvenile pipe bands around. Ask your son if he knows about them.
many try to replicate and fail.only nation that can carry out such a fantastic show.all corner's of the world covered.seen by millions on TV.no show on earth like it.good on Scotland for keeping it going.and I am a proud English man.respect where it's due
omg if i just could move there im in me bones a scot!! im born and raised a swede but every single time i se something scottish i just go..theres me home!!!
Was there last August for Fringe and it was far too crowded for my blood, but it was also incredible! LOVED Edinburgh and loved seeing the parade of the Tattoo leaving the castle! the bagpipes are such beautiful instruments!
Although Australian My great grandfather was Scottish & I find that the sound of bagpipes makes me quite emotional, especially “ Scotland the Brave!” Beautiful!
I'm Scottish, but now live in the USA and love to hear the bagpipes still and watch the tattoo every year thanks to family and friends. I remember my dad taking me to see it when I was young, and it was great back then🏴🏴
I remember my mom, many years ago, yelling for me to come downstairs and I couldn't figure out why. She had tears in her eyes and I couldn't figure it out and I saw the Scots guards doing the, I think it's called, Royal march of the crown. She had the video paused and she just said "B I found it. I can't believe I found it." She played the video and I heard this beautiful sound and I cried too. Being someone who deeply respects history and those who fought in it, I first heard this played in a movie called The Longest Day and it had a major impact on my life. Hearing it again just made my soul jump for joy as I couldn't ever find it for years.
I'm an Englishman born and raised. but My god I'm so proud and honoured to have the Scots fight beside us.. their reputation precedes them. From the 43rd to now.. absolute legends .
I was brought up at Loch Lomond totally agree with you. So much beauty on my doorstep. I did though live at Craigiehall, HQ Scotland Army, Crammond. My son went to St Serfs.
Well, stop. I live in Texas. We do have a thriving Scots Highland Games get together here. I love the pipes and kilts! I hope to get to Scotland, soon and check on my genealogy!
@@marietteestabrook4098 A word of advice from a native Scot (I live in Edinburgh). If you do get here do NOT proudly tell people about your Scottish heritage. I promise you, nobody will be interested. May sound harsh, but unfortunately it's the truth.
Was there in 2015, Day 1. Planned my back-packing trip (87 days, 15 countries) for over a year. Flew in to Glasgow, bussed to Edinburgh for the Tattoo. Hiked Arthur’s Seat with a bunch of Americans (from The Citadel), after a proper Scottish brekkies at Hollywood.
While I may be a girl raised in the south, my ancestry dates back hundreds of years to Scotland. When I hear the pipes it stirs something within me and reminds me why I love a country I have never visited.
we pay for them.they have free medical prescription and pay less tax.wont employ people on the rigs unless they are porridge gobblers.get real.scotland the brave.you have to be joking
The most amazing sound ever and I’m English Scotland is such a beautiful place with such amazingly proud people that love their country honestly which I was Scottish sometimes 💙 🏴 Love Edinburgh can’t wait to come back this year 🙌🏼
There's just something about hearing "Scotland the Brave" being played on bagpipes that stirs your soul. Regardless of whether you're of Scottish heritage or not.
My wife and I happened to be in Edinburgh during an event like this when they had an international bagpipe competition along with the Tatoo. I can't explain how moving, exciting, emotional and heart warming it was to see and hear the bagpipe bands marching through the streets with the drums and pipes playing. Although I am an American, it brought me to tears. I so enjoyed the 2 weeks we spent in Scotland. I would love to go back again.
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Senior drum major Scots guards 💂🏴
Thank you!
Senior Drum Major British Army (Highland) Rab McCutcheon of the Scots Guards
@@haizhens-hut that is right
The highlanders the lowlands yes, the big ɓlack bear. Black Bear was an Indian who got killed by a Christian shot at by Daniel Boone in fact. S🎉uch is the life...
Yes, those certainly are words.
There is no finer sight or sound known to mankind, than watching a pipe band march and play. I just love it.
Jap , im German worked for the BfG as Civi in GGS and love it
As they say "blind em wi finery"
It’s a beautiful thing indeed. ❤
They are mine, I love themx
Well said, right there with you👍
I married a beautiful lass from Scotland 47 years ago. I heard about the Military Tattoo for nearly 50 years but we never got to go. My wife had seen it several times in her childhood. We finally traveled to beautiful Scotland this year and were in the stands on the opening night, August 4th. It was everything that I had heard and more. It was very emotional for my wife and I as we were in Scotland to scatter the ashes of her father who had passed away at the age of 94 this past November. I only wish that he could have been there with us.
Magnificent. Blessed you both were, indeed.
Dude I just enjoy it as a polish American observer but I gotta say your story stirred the heart. I'm glad you got to go.
Thanks for sharing ❤
He was with you both!!
I was there. My crew!
The first groups looked nice and all … then along come the bagpipers and BOOM! Magnificent!
Goddamn, imagine waiting on a battlefield to fight them and the scots arrive with this Soundtrack
🤣🤣🤣🤣 us Scot’s need tunes to do anything 😂
And the massive hats and mases. Gets you by the spleen.
It happened.
God never damned anyone
Ask the Iraqis, they banned the great highland bagpipes from their country. It would drive them crazy or make them think djinns we're coming for them.
I’m an American firefighter and believe me when I say that bagpipes hold a dear place in all our hearts
My father was a fire fighter in the RAF.
@@jonsmum5552 Right on, that’s a good man right there.
If you're Scottish American or Irish American, you're either in the emergency services (911) or the armed forces, no ? 😉🏴🇮🇪
🦁☀️🐝⚡🦅⚡🐝☀️🦁
@@NapoleonCalland Mexican/American, served in the Marines, currently in the FD.
Sends shivers down my spine when I hear and see bagpipes/massed pipes and drums😅 Booked my first trip to Scotland 🏴 and ticket to see the Tattoo this August 😊 I am so excited! Feel strongly about supporting Scottish culture - from 🇨🇦 with ❤
GOOD LASS.
Hope you have a great time. 🏴🇬🇧🇨🇦
Hope u enjoyed your visit to Scot
No one quite does a parade like the Scott’s. Those bag pipes 👐 turn a town into a festival. Something else.
I’m Dutch but I fell in love with Scotland when I went to Edinburgh med school fifteen year ago, and I’ve been here ever since. I even found myself a handsome Scotsman to marry. Im very honoured and proud to be an adopted Scot.
BRILLIANT HEN.
@@james6901😂😂😂😂
Thank you for showing this. Loved it in the USA.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Writing here from the Mediterranean shores, seeing it all hypnotized, from another culture, a different climate, a different language, and never having visited Scotland (yet) before, hard thus for me to explain how Soul-stirring and heart-touching it is to see, in full awe, such a majestic display of beauty.
The respectful pride towards the heritage, the timeless elegance of the costumes, the many different layers of instruments so masterfully combined, the drums to which one's heat (and feet!) unavoidably get in sync with, those moving bagpipes literally lifting one's Spirit to heaven... one of the World's most emotional and powerful cultural expressions we undoubtedly have to pay a visit to soon. Bravo Bravo Bravo!!! See you next year at Edinburgh ❤!!!
What truly magnificent sights and sounds for the world to gaze upon in awe...
I'm American. From one old soldier to another . Thank you gentlemen for your service. Great to see you guys doing what your doing. Thank you again . Keep on keeping on.
Everybody else marches past, some in step, most not. Arms swinging out of time……..then come the Scots…..perfect! Makes me proud that my ancestors came from Scotland ❤️
To be fair. This isn't part of the show. The performers have exited the castle and are marching to their transportation round the corner,
Still be proud
Scottish regiments are magnificent...thats from a proud englishman.
You're quite lucky to have the Jocks on your side, mate
My grandpa fought with the Scots during WW2, he said they were either the bravest or craziest soldiers he ever fought with and he'd be proud to fight with them anytime.
What a grand parade! Thank you for posting it for us.
Greetings from America ! This was just Amazing 🏴
The Scottish bands always march out to Scotland the Brave and The Black Bear and that is a tradition I hope they never give up. Nothing more stirring than pipes and drums.
It's fascinating to me, that amonst our european traditions, some of those that move us the most, are those that were born out of war and pride
Great comment.. It’s a pride in the country (Great Britain) and past achievements. Each area has its heroes and customs yet celebrated together.
@@JonathanBacon-y1uit brings out the highlander in me and I think of my ancient relatives that were forced to flee Scotland to North America in 1620, maybe I should thank the Brits because my home now is the beautify USA .
"War and pride" in Scotland's case, liberty and freedom and independence.
@@NGCS-ej4lz and DEMOCRACY
You just had to spoil it.
@@hulking_presenceyou are the only one who spoiled it with such dribble as democracy which is an illusion and does not exist
Amazing march. World class!!! Love the bagpipes and drums!!!
Although my Scottish blood is some what thinned out after almost 400 years in the USA, when I hear the bagpipes playing they call to something deep within my soul. Magnificent!
That's quite a lot of years. :-)
So you are an original pillager?
Still more Scottish then the SNP...
Is it because it sounds similar to a sheep and it stirs your scottish loins?
400 years 😆, the English have barely been there over 400 years ! Must be the Math they teach there.
So lucky to be able to see this. Need more of this on a regular basis. Nothing like this in Aussie. Keep on piping.
I used to go up to Edinburgh every year to watch it live. So being able to watch on here is a bit of home for me, As like aussie we dont have this in New Zealand
There WAS something like that in Australia in 2016. That was a great show (from what I see - in all senses of the word "great"); and it's greatest achievement was probably th-cam.com/video/TwX2roBVHbU/w-d-xo.html...
Go to an ANZAC day parade in Brisbane….and lean in 🇦🇺
Nothing like this anywhere in the world.
No better sound, thank you for sharing.
Nothing like it anywhere in the world.
I’m originally from N.Ireland but lived in Scotland for 8 years and the pipes make the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Good to see the Royal Irish in amongst the throng of bagpipes
Every time I hear the bag pipes I just can't get enough
love that sound of the pipes and drums the black bear keep it going full time
I'm 68 years old and I served in The Royal Scots ( The Royal Regiment ) for 15 years, 1972-87 and whenever I see and hear the massed pipes and drums during the march out from the Edinburgh military tattoo it brings many a tear to my eyes. It always evokes so many great memories.
@@kennethredpath3451 Royal Scots I met in Germany mid 80s..utter knobs
Hello ! I'm french, but I love so much the music from Scotland ! Thank you !
Tears 😭 fell from my eye when i heard this after 12 years since I visited Edinburgh and saw this in person
Great presentation. The sounds just elevated my soul to Heavens. Words from a proud Brazilian here, and an Army Captain too.
That was truly amazing! What talent. Bagpipes always fascinate me and so beautiful to listen to! The parade was terrific
Wonderful as ever love everyone ❤
WOW ! cool 👍👍💕💕Scottish Marching Bands.
Excellent Haizhen - you are super keen! I like it!!
Stuff on in Princes ST Gardens today and another flypast tonight. I am taking Jeanette shopping 😞
The Scots School Albury - Drum Majors mum. We’re farmers in relatively outback Australia. He’s 17 and having an amazing experience. Thank you for this. I’ve watched an embarrassing number of times from the other side of the world.
What a great honour for the rest of his life. I went only as audience and that was emotional. Love Albury stay there often on my freight runs
I've actually been in Albury (about 10 years ago) visiting an old friend whose son was at Scots School some years before that, so I can relate. Congrats to your son!
Funny how one can feel connected half way round the world. My old school, Dollar Academy, has one of the best juvenile pipe bands around. Ask your son if he knows about them.
This takes my breath away. Utterly fantastic
As a young man I played also in a military band. Now fifty years later it's still great to hear the sounds of drums and bagpipes.
Here they come, the pipes and drums and already the chills are running up and down my arms. Wow!!!
many try to replicate and fail.only nation that can carry out such a fantastic show.all corner's of the world covered.seen by millions on TV.no show on earth like it.good on Scotland for keeping it going.and I am a proud English man.respect where it's due
I was there last week and it was amazing festival! I will sure comeback next year 🎉
omg if i just could move there im in me bones a scot!! im born and raised a swede but every single time i se something scottish i just go..theres me home!!!
Shivers...thanks for sharing.
Was there last August for Fringe and it was far too crowded for my blood, but it was also incredible! LOVED Edinburgh and loved seeing the parade of the Tattoo leaving the castle! the bagpipes are such beautiful instruments!
I'm half English/welsh but never fail to enjoy the pipe bands and their uniforms, amazing 👍🏻
Lucky enough to have played in the massed pipes and drums this year with albury from australia. Incredible month
❤BEAUTIFUL!!! GET THE GOOSE BUMPS EVERYTIME I HEAR THE SCOT BAGPIPERS. HEALTH TO YOU ALL.TREASURE YOUR HERITAGE.LOVELY SCOTS.
Went in 1971 as a teen. Amazing spectacle, never forget it. Have never been so cold in all my life!
Sehr Beeindruckend !!! Danke schön und viele Grüße aus Freiburg im Breisgau !!!!!!!
Oh, and thanks for a great video, just like being there.Thank
Although Australian My great grandfather was Scottish & I find that the sound of bagpipes makes me quite emotional, especially “ Scotland the Brave!” Beautiful!
I'm Scottish, but now live in the USA and love to hear the bagpipes still and watch the tattoo every year thanks to family and friends. I remember my dad taking me to see it when I was young, and it was great back then🏴🏴
@Ihategoogle-xb2hi what ever. You have a lot of nerve.
P.s. always wanted one of the flats at the top of the mile....could hear this forever and a day.😂❤
As a proud Ulster-Scot this just lifts my spirits.
so you are a bog trotting fool and proud of it😂😂😂😂
I remember my mom, many years ago, yelling for me to come downstairs and I couldn't figure out why. She had tears in her eyes and I couldn't figure it out and I saw the Scots guards doing the, I think it's called, Royal march of the crown. She had the video paused and she just said "B I found it. I can't believe I found it." She played the video and I heard this beautiful sound and I cried too. Being someone who deeply respects history and those who fought in it, I first heard this played in a movie called The Longest Day and it had a major impact on my life. Hearing it again just made my soul jump for joy as I couldn't ever find it for years.
Scotland the Brave forever ❤️🔥
It was all great , and I mean it was all great and then the Pipers entered and that was truly awesome. Thank you for this video
Glad you enjoyed it
When the drums came in the last part, it was COMPLETE. CHILLS...
Escocia Linda y entrañable. Very Good. Bravo. Desde Tenerife.
Love it so much 😍!
Would love to go back to Edinburgh sometime??
Buahhhh las gaitas y asi.....los pelos de punta,🙏🤘💪🔥🔥♥️respect
I loved every minute 😊
Absolutely amazing 👏 i love hearing the bagpipes 😊
Me too!
😊
The pipes absolutely wonderful
I'm an Englishman born and raised. but My god I'm so proud and honoured to have the Scots fight beside us.. their reputation precedes them. From the 43rd to now.. absolute legends .
We are one in the same brother.
@@paulmills2862 No we are not.
@@ianmacewan9416 History and the world Map say other wise
@@paulmills2862 I am qualified historian. I can assure you it certainly does not. Any map proves that contrary to your statement.
As a Scot who lives in Edinburgh I really do take these events for granted ❤
I was brought up at Loch Lomond totally agree with you. So much beauty on my doorstep. I did though live at Craigiehall, HQ Scotland Army, Crammond. My son went to St Serfs.
Well, stop. I live in Texas. We do have a thriving Scots Highland Games get together here. I love the pipes and kilts! I hope to get to Scotland, soon and check on my genealogy!
Agree I do make a point of watching the TV version each year but the actual event which is only 40 miles away 😢
What a beautiful city you have! I visited in 2016.
@@marietteestabrook4098 A word of advice from a native Scot (I live in Edinburgh). If you do get here do NOT proudly tell people about your Scottish heritage. I promise you, nobody will be interested. May sound harsh, but unfortunately it's the truth.
Excellent! The bagpipes always get me.❤
One has to love the drums, pipes, and marching of the Scotts.
Just awesome. Hope to see it in person someday.
ecellent piping and love the sounds what more can i say
Super!!! Trop classs
Il suono delle cornamuse fanno bene alla mia anima. Grazie x aver messo su TH-cam questo magnifico video. W la Scozia!!!
We were in Edinburgh in August and attended the next to the last night of the Tattoo. Great experience.
We were there in April, next time will be in August. Love the pipers. Love the people. Tapadh leat.
I know nothing about This tradition but it seems so awesome great video I love it. Respect 🫡
Canadian here, always proud of Scots!
Was there in 2015, Day 1. Planned my back-packing trip (87 days, 15 countries) for over a year. Flew in to Glasgow, bussed to Edinburgh for the Tattoo. Hiked Arthur’s Seat with a bunch of Americans (from The Citadel), after a proper Scottish brekkies at Hollywood.
*Hollyrood. Damn autocorrect.
This makes the hair on my arms stand to attention.. fabulous x
Beautiful love the pipers 😍🏴
❤all the cultures in the world are bound by our wonderful islands this is the beautiful example of our heritage
ONE WORD FANTASTIC.
Fantastic!
Chillzzzz up and down my spine🎉 so beautiful!
Absolutely Amazing!....
My wife Lisa and I were right there when they passed......incredible!
While I may be a girl raised in the south, my ancestry dates back hundreds of years to Scotland. When I hear the pipes it stirs something within me and reminds me why I love a country I have never visited.
Such a lovely Sound.. so much better than what we are hearing on the Streets of London.
we pay for them.they have free medical prescription and pay less tax.wont employ people on the rigs unless they are porridge gobblers.get real.scotland the brave.you have to be joking
Love the way you Scotts do it!!
T'as pris cher en te mettant à TH-cam 😊.... Édimbourg.... Savourest' nos origines....
Magnificent, makes me hunker down and get ready for battle again
The most amazing sound ever and I’m English
Scotland is such a beautiful place with such amazingly proud people that love their country
honestly which I was Scottish sometimes 💙 🏴
Love Edinburgh can’t wait to come back this year 🙌🏼
nothing like marching behind the pipes and drums,fantastic
ICH BEKOMME GÄNSEHAUT 🥰
I get goosebumps...
I used this song as my alarm clock for like 4 years while i was a triathele. I miss those days so much
Awesome!!! 😼 😎
There's just something about hearing "Scotland the Brave" being played on bagpipes that stirs your soul. Regardless of whether you're of Scottish heritage or not.
Awesome like the performance
My wife and I happened to be in Edinburgh during an event like this when they had an international bagpipe competition along with the Tatoo. I can't explain how moving, exciting, emotional and heart warming it was to see and hear the bagpipe bands marching through the streets with the drums and pipes playing. Although I am an American, it brought me to tears. I so enjoyed the 2 weeks we spent in Scotland. I would love to go back again.