The Marsch aus Petersburg march performed spectacularly at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. This is a Prussian, Finnish and Russian march dedicated by Tsar Nikolai I of Russia to King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia, his brother-in-law. Composed by Erik Eriksson.
En mi país, las fuerzas especiales del Ejército de Chile, antiguamente su marcha de presentación era esta marcha Peterburg March. ahora se desfila con el Himno del Ejército los viejos estandartes, Himno hermoso 100% chileno Grosse Deutschland Grüsse Aus.Chile
La Marcha de Petersburgo (o como intentaste escribir: "Petersburger Marsch") es una marcha militar que se ha generalizado desde la década de 1830, pero existen diferentes informaciones sobre su origen. Es cierto que la marcha fue traída a Alemania desde San Petersburgo en 1837 por el príncipe de Prusia y más tarde el emperador alemán Wilhelm I. Se dice que es del sargento musical Eric Ericsson. Ericsson pertenecía a la banda de marcha de la Guardia finlandesa perteneciente al Imperio Ruso. Como marcha del ejército, la marcha también forma parte de la lista de marchas de presentación de la Bundeswehr (= Ejército de Alemania). La mayoría de los alemanes asocian esta marcha con Prusia y también la encuentran muy tradicional. Por tanto, es muy agradable poder volver a escuchar esta marcha, considerada prusiana, en Berlín tras la reunificación de Alemania. Muchos saludos de un alemán a Chile! Viele Grüße!
Why hell march? Bcause this sounds so difficult? This one actually isnt because you rarely have more than one tone differences in the fast parts. Quite fun to play
This march was written by Erik Eriksson, a Swede from Finland, One of the best Finnish (not Russian nor German) marches. This was the favorite march for the German Kaiser Wilhelm II ! Today sometimes called the Suomi march
True, except that Eriksson was not a Swede, but a Swedish speaking Finn - quite a different thing. Although the Swedish speaking Finns are often called "Finnish Swedes", they still are Finns, not Swedes.
True, but not easy distinctions,wikipedia,se : I början på 1910-talet uppstod i Finland behov av att, på ett adekvat sätt, beteckna de olika grupperna av invånarna i landet. Begrepp som finne (finskt), finländare (finländskt) och finlandssvensk (finlandssvenskt) myntades, i deras nya betydelse, under denna tidsperiod. Dittills hade termen finne använts om alla medborgare i Finland. Debatten om termfrågan pågick ett bra tag, tills språkvetare Rolf Pippings förslag vann bifall år 1912. Rolf Pipping anses således vara den som myntat begreppen. Det bör dock påpekas att man i Sverige inte alltid har klart för sig distinktionen mellan de ovan nämnda termerna.[2]@@timoterava7108
From wikipedia .uk : "Today, there are approximately 6-7 million ethnic Finns and their descendants worldwide, with majority of them living in their native Finland and the surrounding countries, namely Sweden, Russia and Norway. An overseas Finnish diaspora has long been established in the countries of the Americas and Oceania, with the population of primarily immigrant background, namely Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States. "---"Swedes (Swedish: svenskar) are a North Germanic ethnic group native to Sweden. They mostly inhabit Sweden and the other Nordic countries, in particular Finland, with a substantial diaspora in other countries, especially the United States. Swedes are an officially recognized minority in Finland and Estonia."
@@Situnadei ---"Swedes (Swedish: svenskar) are a North Germanic ethnic group native to Sweden. They mostly inhabit Sweden and the other Nordic countries, in particular Finland, with a substantial diaspora in other countries, especially the United States. Swedes are an officially recognized minority in Finland and Estonia." Well - what Wikipedia writes is not entirely correct. The so called "Finnish Swedes" are a mixed bunch. Also in Finland the "Swedes" are not an officially recognised minority - the Swedish speakers are. Quite a different thing. Some - e.g. the (nowadays, but not the original) inhabitants of Aland Islands - are genetically quite "Swedish" and could be described as Swedes living in Finland. Many however are genetically totally Finnish, who just speak Swedish. Why is that? For abt 1000 years there was some immigration to Finland (as well as immigration from Finland to Sweden - on top of the original Finnic population in Sweden). The immigrants from Sweden settled roughly to the areas of Swedish speaking majority of today. On the other hand for centuries - until abt mid-1800's - Swedish was the only official language of governance, education, commerce etc. If one wanted to advance in the society, one needed to speak Swedish. So for hundreds of years totally Finnish people changed their language and names. Then from mid-1800's onwards the tide turned. Now the Finnish nationalism became fashionable. "Swedes we are not, Russians we do not wish to become, so let us be Finns." Now the Swedish speakers - regardless of their background - started to learn and speak Finnish - and changed their names for the Finnish ones. Even within same family some members might have had different languages and names. Today it is (still) beneficial to be a Swedish speaker in Finland. It is e.g. easier to get to the university (minority quotas) and get grants. Nowadays it also guarantees less multicultural schools. That's why most officially bilingual families (where both parents speak perfect Finnish) register their Finnish speaking kids as "Swedish speakers". Although the Swedish speakers on average are genetically slightly more Swedish than the rest of the Finns, individually it is impossible to tell one's genetical background by name and language alone. If you ask the Swedish speaking Finns themselves, the vast majority of them will say that they are Finns, not Swedes.
Freut mich, dass sie die Stücke einzelnd hochladen, finden den Klang so meistens besser als bei den normalen Videos bei TH-cam, da man hier die Trommeln viel mehr raushört!
BTB-concept Das ist mir bewusst, meine mit "den normalen Videos" die von anderen Nutzern wo sie wahrscheinlich im Studio oder so aufgenommene Audios nehmen und keine Live Aufnahmen.
Ja, er hat Recht. Richtig schön und erhaben, jedes Mal eine Freude. Warum man sowas nicht einfach in der Öffentlichkeit sehen kann. Schade. Beleidigen tut's doch keinen.
The Emperor of Russia liked this march of the Finnish Guard that guarded and entertained him in summertime. It's said he gifted it to his German cousin. Many people think it's a German march but originally it's from up here. Sounds quite German though 😀
I enjoy military music and marching and I've been watching quite a few videos of the Honorary Battalion. They sound great and their drill looks bloody good. However, and without trying to be disrespectful to the Germans, I think the Brits still set the standard. I thought the band was a bit casual as they marched past but I assume that this is at the end of the parade and they had probably relaxed. How long do the members serve in the Battalion and do they go back to their original units after their time with the unit?
Whether the soldiers in the guard battalion ever change units depends on the time of their duty. Many of them stay with the guard battalion. The commanders with the rank of lieutenant colonel are an exception. These change after 2 to 3 years.
The reason why they propably seemed a little "Casual" is propably that it's a pretty casual occasion. It's not a parade or Something, they always march like that to the places they are needed (for example for giving politicians military honors etc.)
Genial. Esta marcha también la tocan bandas militares chilenas, que conservan la tradición militar prusiana. Claro que el paso es un poco más lento acá.
Der Gesichtsausdruck von Oberstleutnant Kiauka bei 1:58 😘 Und ist das Major Nestler bei 2:21? Ich bin seit drei Tagen wieder im Büro. Vor ein paar Tagen war ich isoliert von Covid zu Hause, habe mir Ihre Videos angesehen und Deutsch auf Duolingo gelernt, um meine Traurigkeit zu lindern. Ich bin süchtig nach diesen beiden Dingen. Hihi…❤️
Das ist der Tambourmajor. Der Steuert den Spielmannszug, also die Trommler direkt hinter ihm. Die Bewegungen des Tambourmajors sind eine Wissenschaft für sich, die entsprechend von den Trommlern interpretiert werden muss.
Wie Herr Baumann schon schrieb, das Tambourmajorswesen ist eine eigene Wissenschaft. Es gibt ganze Kurse dafür um die Stabführung zu erlernen. Hinzukommt, dass das Stabführen in jedem land ein wenig anders ist. Ich empfehel dazu sich einmal die Britischen Gardetruppen anzuschauen.
Aaaaaaaaaah, ganz falscher Kommentar! Hatte schon überlegt, ob die Nationalhymnen das nächste Auskoppelungsprojekt werden könnten. Aber das ist schon ein erheblicher Aufwand. Momentan sind die nur als Teil der längeren Videos zu den Staatsbesuchen zu hören: th-cam.com/video/IyEwk3ai8Po/w-d-xo.html
Das ist der standardmarsch des Stabsmusikkorps, wenn es auf das Gelände des Präsidialamtes marschiert. Ausnahmen sind die aktuellen Corona-Maßnahmen oder wenn sie direkt vor dem Schloss antreten. Der Einmarsch wird relativ selten dokumentiert, da dieser oft mehr als 60 Minuten vor Eintreffen des Gastes stattfindet.
@@ottoschulz3985 - Mit der NIKON sollte es aber trotz des Wetters gut aussehen. Damit bin ich zwar generell nicht so beweglich, aber wenn ich mich gleich an den kleinen Findling stelle und dort bleibe, sollte das passen.
Marzo auf deutsch ist März... der Monat... Marsch auf Spanisch ist MARCHA.... Marsch aus Petersburg auf Spanisch ist MARCHA EN PETERSBURGO (Nein "DESDE").
We Japanese love Germany and Germans very much.Germany and Germans are the best in the world. God bless Germany and Germans.Japan's national anthem Kimigayo was made by Hayashi Hiromori and German Franz Eckert.We Japanese sent 9,000 cherry blossom trees to Germany in 1990. It is said that the money of this cherry blossom trees is gathered by the donation of the Japanese and bought a cherry blossom trees . Almost all Japanese people participated in donations. The Japanese always cooperate with Germany.This cherry blossom tree is still in Berlin.We Japanese love Germany and Germans very much. Japan imports many German products to support Germany.God bless Germany and Germans. Japan made the constitution, medicine, the army in by reference to Germany during the Meiji era. Japan succeeded in modernizing thanks to Germany. Japan learned a lot from Germany.There are two Germans statues at the University of Tokyo in Japan. There are many other German statues in Japan. Germany is a Japanese teacher.I always pray to God for the eternal happiness and peace of Germany. The most imported cars in Japan are German cars.Most of the cars that run in my town are German cars.This is a story that Japanese people helped Germans in japanese Okinawa Miyakojima, Japan. In 1873, the German Merchant shipRobertoson was hit by a typhoon.The ship was aground off Miyakojima Miyakokuni. At that time, the islander rescues the crew.There were many Germans, but all were successfully rescued.And the Japanese treated all Germans wounds. And the Japanese made the Germans eat delicious food.They gave Germans a place to sleep.The Japanese entertained the Germans with songs and dances. The islanders repaired the German ship.The days were 34 days.And the islanders put a lot of food and water on the ship and sent the Germans to Germany safely.There are still monuments sent from Germany in Okinawa.Japan will always help Germans from now on. After the war, the German city was destroyed and many Germans were killed. We Japanese are very sad about that. I pray to God that Germany will never be unhappy again. There is a tower in my town praying for the Germans soul to be saved.It is a story in the Bando camp.About 100 years ago, there were many German prisoners of war in Japan.Japan did not treat German POWs awfully. The Japanese treated German POWs as friends. Japan respected German POW freedom.Japan did not force German POWs to work. Germans were respected in Japan. They spread German culture and history, beer and sausages, Bam Kuuchen etc to Japan. The German bridge created by German prisoners of war is still well preserved in Japan.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany. Japan allowed German POWs to do sports and cultural activities.Exchanges between villagers and Germans were also popular. It is more correct to say that the camp where the Germans were located is a German village than a camp. When the Germans returned home, Japanese and Germans grieved for goodbye.
Lucas Wilson I am German as well and as such I see no relevant party willing to make the German army the strongest of the world. No one wants to spend that money. And for what purpose should we need that strenght? It would be sufficient to improve the current deplorable status and to comply with the 2% engagement.
@@derphi11111 the bundeswehr folows prussian tradition and drill and the Marching is exactly the same as the germen inperial army and the field gray jackets that the bundeswehr has are also prussian the emblem of the bundeswehr is a iron cross and they use all the prussian marshes and the berets of the bundeswehr is where first used in the napolenic wars the bundeswehr camouflage where based on SS camouflage and the parade weapon of the bundeswehr is a ww2 wehrmacht mauser 98k and the navy and airforce uniforms are exactly the same as the ww2 one's
It's a gift from the royals of Russia and the tsar from itself to the Prussian royals which happened to be his brother in law, king wilhelm III of prussia.
No it is not because the Tzars where bounded with Germany (Katharina die Große Katharina the Great)and it has nothing to do with WW II... this march is much older than this Capter...
@@Ruhtinas84 And to be precise, Finland was never "part of Russia". The Autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland was part of the "Russian" Empire, which was quite a different thing. Finland had own government, laws etc. - and even a customs border with Russia. The Emperor was "The Czar of Russia, The King of Poland and The Grand Duke of Finland" - among other titles.
because you have a mistake in thinking. for you there is only world war 2. before that only the roman empire. and nothing in between. you still have to learn something in history. It's just a difference whether you only know Germany from 33 to 45.
@@maxsugar6394 no. You didn't get it. Little bit of humor, have you beer seen just a little bit of humor? Video was made (and march was played) after ww2. Not written but played.
Was ich bei denen nur nich verstehe, das die sich das alle so gefallen lassen, den Scheibenwischermotor in den Ellenbogen einpflanzen zu lassen. Kriegen die das extra bezahlt oder wie
Well this is it all started last time right, with endless parades and look where ot ended, by the way that weird looking shiny metal standarte is exactly what all the SS parades displayed in the 30's right. I'm just saying.
And now they are gone. If you want to see a tambourmajor, who starts his career in the old GDR time, see this: th-cam.com/video/VkUP8hXa-Rg/w-d-xo.html
@@112W-s6w Das ist der Leiter des Spielsmannszuges hier in Berlin. Er hatte in der NVA begonnen und seine Expertise in die Bundeswehr mitgebracht. Im verlinkten Video sieht man seine Performance sehr gut.
Hier das komplette Video dazu: th-cam.com/video/KTeWCdxxxlM/w-d-xo.html
They look and sound great!
The Marsch aus Petersburg march performed spectacularly at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. This is a Prussian, Finnish and Russian march dedicated by Tsar Nikolai I of Russia to King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia, his brother-in-law. Composed by Erik Eriksson.
Erik Eriksson was a Swedish 🇸🇪 composer.
@@RobertoLopez-zr7dk Finnish
I really really like this music.😇
That bas line at the end of trio section sounds quit fresh for that time
me encantó la marcha,me trae recuerdo de cuando hice el servicio militar.
En mi país, las fuerzas especiales del Ejército de Chile, antiguamente su marcha de presentación era esta marcha Peterburg March.
ahora se desfila con el Himno del Ejército los viejos estandartes, Himno hermoso 100% chileno
Grosse Deutschland
Grüsse Aus.Chile
La Marcha de Petersburgo (o como intentaste escribir: "Petersburger Marsch") es una marcha militar que se ha generalizado desde la década de 1830, pero existen diferentes informaciones sobre su origen. Es cierto que la marcha fue traída a Alemania desde San Petersburgo en 1837 por el príncipe de Prusia y más tarde el emperador alemán Wilhelm I. Se dice que es del sargento musical Eric Ericsson. Ericsson pertenecía a la banda de marcha de la Guardia finlandesa perteneciente al Imperio Ruso. Como marcha del ejército, la marcha también forma parte de la lista de marchas de presentación de la Bundeswehr (= Ejército de Alemania). La mayoría de los alemanes asocian esta marcha con Prusia y también la encuentran muy tradicional. Por tanto, es muy agradable poder volver a escuchar esta marcha, considerada prusiana, en Berlín tras la reunificación de Alemania. Muchos saludos de un alemán a Chile! Viele Grüße!
Love hearing those heels move across the tiles.
Love the drums up front.
Wir spielen den Marsch bei der Parade beim Scützenfest, das macht spass
The sound is magnificent
Linda marcha saludos desde 🇨🇱
Gran pais hermano, saludos desde Chile.
Enjoyed this so much,I’ve added it to my German “Hell March” playlist! Beautifully filmed,using the reflection in the building!
Why hell march? Bcause this sounds so difficult? This one actually isnt because you rarely have more than one tone differences in the fast parts. Quite fun to play
Ich würde das so gerne mal selbst erleben
Bravo, Bundeswehr !
from Romania
10.III.2019
Thank you 👍🏻
Sehr schön.
Mal ein anderes Lied. :)
This march was written by Erik Eriksson, a Swede from Finland, One of the best Finnish (not Russian nor German) marches. This was the favorite march for the German Kaiser Wilhelm II ! Today sometimes called the Suomi march
True, except that Eriksson was not a Swede, but a Swedish speaking Finn - quite a different thing. Although the Swedish speaking Finns are often called "Finnish Swedes", they still are Finns, not Swedes.
True, but not easy distinctions,wikipedia,se : I början på 1910-talet uppstod i Finland behov av att, på ett adekvat sätt, beteckna de olika grupperna av invånarna i landet. Begrepp som finne (finskt), finländare (finländskt) och finlandssvensk (finlandssvenskt) myntades, i deras nya betydelse, under denna tidsperiod. Dittills hade termen finne använts om alla medborgare i Finland. Debatten om termfrågan pågick ett bra tag, tills språkvetare Rolf Pippings förslag vann bifall år 1912. Rolf Pipping anses således vara den som myntat begreppen. Det bör dock påpekas att man i Sverige inte alltid har klart för sig distinktionen mellan de ovan nämnda termerna.[2]@@timoterava7108
From wikipedia .uk : "Today, there are approximately 6-7 million ethnic Finns and their descendants worldwide, with majority of them living in their native Finland and the surrounding countries, namely Sweden, Russia and Norway. An overseas Finnish diaspora has long been established in the countries of the Americas and Oceania, with the population of primarily immigrant background, namely Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States.
"---"Swedes (Swedish: svenskar) are a North Germanic ethnic group native to Sweden. They mostly inhabit Sweden and the other Nordic countries, in particular Finland, with a substantial diaspora in other countries, especially the United States. Swedes are an officially recognized minority in Finland and Estonia."
@@Situnadei So - at the time he composed the march he was simply a Finn.
@@Situnadei ---"Swedes (Swedish: svenskar) are a North Germanic ethnic group native to Sweden. They mostly inhabit Sweden and the other Nordic countries, in particular Finland, with a substantial diaspora in other countries, especially the United States. Swedes are an officially recognized minority in Finland and Estonia."
Well - what Wikipedia writes is not entirely correct. The so called "Finnish Swedes" are a mixed bunch. Also in Finland the "Swedes" are not an officially recognised minority - the Swedish speakers are. Quite a different thing.
Some - e.g. the (nowadays, but not the original) inhabitants of Aland Islands - are genetically quite "Swedish" and could be described as Swedes living in Finland. Many however are genetically totally Finnish, who just speak Swedish.
Why is that? For abt 1000 years there was some immigration to Finland (as well as immigration from Finland to Sweden - on top of the original Finnic population in Sweden). The immigrants from Sweden settled roughly to the areas of Swedish speaking majority of today.
On the other hand for centuries - until abt mid-1800's - Swedish was the only official language of governance, education, commerce etc. If one wanted to advance in the society, one needed to speak Swedish.
So for hundreds of years totally Finnish people changed their language and names. Then from mid-1800's onwards the tide turned. Now the Finnish nationalism became fashionable. "Swedes we are not, Russians we do not wish to become, so let us be Finns."
Now the Swedish speakers - regardless of their background - started to learn and speak Finnish - and changed their names for the Finnish ones. Even within same family some members might have had different languages and names.
Today it is (still) beneficial to be a Swedish speaker in Finland. It is e.g. easier to get to the university (minority quotas) and get grants. Nowadays it also guarantees less multicultural schools. That's why most officially bilingual families (where both parents speak perfect Finnish) register their Finnish speaking kids as "Swedish speakers".
Although the Swedish speakers on average are genetically slightly more Swedish than the rest of the Finns, individually it is impossible to tell one's genetical background by name and language alone.
If you ask the Swedish speaking Finns themselves, the vast majority of them will say that they are Finns, not Swedes.
They sound so good, will save it for when I need to hear a great marching band tune!
@@eggheadproductions8019 chile is the vuvuzela army...
Freut mich, dass sie die Stücke einzelnd hochladen, finden den Klang so meistens besser als bei den normalen Videos bei TH-cam, da man hier die Trommeln viel mehr raushört!
Wobei das hier 1:1 die Teile aus den längeren Videos sind - siehe oben.
BTB-concept Das ist mir bewusst, meine mit "den normalen Videos" die von anderen Nutzern wo sie wahrscheinlich im Studio oder so aufgenommene Audios nehmen und keine Live Aufnahmen.
@@jan150 - OK, heute folgen weitere Auskoppelungen. Ein ganz krasses Projekt wären dann noch die Nationalhymnen.
Nice to see that the march of Finnish Guard by Erik Eriksen has become so popular 😀
It already became popular almost 200 years ago
Ganz großartige Videos machen Sie immer! Vielen Dank dafür! Sonst sieht man von unserer Armee ja leider praktisch nichts mehr.....
Danke!
Ja, er hat Recht. Richtig schön und erhaben, jedes Mal eine Freude. Warum man sowas nicht einfach in der Öffentlichkeit sehen kann. Schade. Beleidigen tut's doch keinen.
🇩🇪❤🇩🇪❤🇩🇪
@N I G H T M A R E bin auch der Meinung... Gelb dürfte nicht Mal drin sein.
@@prussiaball9585 sondern weiß? 😁
Hans Peter natürlich, Preußen auferstehen lassen
Echt gut muss nicht immer Preußens Gloria sein
Ich finde Zwar Preußens Gloria gut aber es ist ziemlich überbewertet
Esta marcha es bella ,la escucho desde niña ,pero no se como se llama .
La marcha se llama: Marcha desde Petersburgo
Der macht Spaß beim Spielen 😃
Fantastic.
Why are German military bands the only ones playing the glockenspiel?
I‘ve seen some English bands playing it too
Swedes use it frequently
The Emperor of Russia liked this march of the Finnish Guard that guarded and entertained him in summertime. It's said he gifted it to his German cousin.
Many people think it's a German march but originally it's from up here. Sounds quite German though 😀
i like snare drum
I enjoy military music and marching and I've been watching quite a few videos of the Honorary Battalion. They sound great and their drill looks bloody good. However, and without trying to be disrespectful to the Germans, I think the Brits still set the standard. I thought the band was a bit casual as they marched past but I assume that this is at the end of the parade and they had probably relaxed. How long do the members serve in the Battalion and do they go back to their original units after their time with the unit?
Whether the soldiers in the guard battalion ever change units depends on the time of their duty. Many of them stay with the guard battalion. The commanders with the rank of lieutenant colonel are an exception. These change after 2 to 3 years.
@@BTBconcept Thank you
Only thing missing was the "goose stepping"!
@@printolive5512 they are lighr infantry not line i think
The reason why they propably seemed a little "Casual" is propably that it's a pretty casual occasion. It's not a parade or Something, they always march like that to the places they are needed (for example for giving politicians military honors etc.)
Zeer mooi muziek 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞
Genial. Esta marcha también la tocan bandas militares chilenas, que conservan la tradición militar prusiana. Claro que el paso es un poco más lento acá.
En Alemania después de la 2a guerra quedó prohibido el "paso de ganso" que es el que mantiene el ejercito de Chile
Pertersburgo Marsch Petersbuger Marsch Ejército de Aleman 🇩🇪
saubere Hauptmann von Köpenick vibes hier.
Der Gesichtsausdruck von Oberstleutnant Kiauka bei 1:58 😘
Und ist das Major Nestler bei 2:21?
Ich bin seit drei Tagen wieder im Büro. Vor ein paar Tagen war ich isoliert von Covid zu Hause, habe mir Ihre Videos angesehen und Deutsch auf Duolingo gelernt, um meine Traurigkeit zu lindern. Ich bin süchtig nach diesen beiden Dingen. Hihi…❤️
Magnífico, ¡Viva Alemania! saludos desde Argentina.
Kann mir jemand sagen bei 1min 38 der gute Herr in der Mitte mit dem stab diese Faust die er ballt was bedeutet das ??
Das ist der Tambourmajor. Der Steuert den Spielmannszug, also die Trommler direkt hinter ihm. Die Bewegungen des Tambourmajors sind eine Wissenschaft für sich, die entsprechend von den Trommlern interpretiert werden muss.
Er zeigt an, dass der Marsch „abgerissen“ wird
Der reißt ab. Wenn man das verpasst wirds peinlich 🤣
Wie Herr Baumann schon schrieb, das Tambourmajorswesen ist eine eigene Wissenschaft. Es gibt ganze Kurse dafür um die Stabführung zu erlernen. Hinzukommt, dass das Stabführen in jedem land ein wenig anders ist. Ich empfehel dazu sich einmal die Britischen Gardetruppen anzuschauen.
Lovely boys.
enkste denn, denkste denn
du Berliner Pflanze
denkste denn ich liebe dir
weil ich mit dir Tanze ?
Mich würden mal die Nationalhymnen interessieren, hast du da auch was dazu? :)
Aaaaaaaaaah, ganz falscher Kommentar!
Hatte schon überlegt, ob die Nationalhymnen das nächste Auskoppelungsprojekt werden könnten. Aber das ist schon ein erheblicher Aufwand. Momentan sind die nur als Teil der längeren Videos zu den Staatsbesuchen zu hören: th-cam.com/video/IyEwk3ai8Po/w-d-xo.html
Hautnah, ich riech sogar den Atem der Soldaten, cool!
Диезес мюзик ист зеер шейн, унд алле лейте маршиерт зер люстихь ! Ихь бин фроо, ес цу зеен !!! Вундербарт !!
if Germany does this on every festival im moving over there just for the military parades
We do this everyday. It’s part of our morning routine. 😊
Sie haben eine großartige Möglichkeit, Menschen aufzuwecken Es macht mir nichts aus, von Marschmelodien geweckt zu werden ❤
@@N199UA they do?
The NVA in east germany did a parade every week at the neue wache
@@rcforb5255 Their marches weren‘t Prussian/Bavarian/Saxon or anything associated with Imperial Germany though.
Le tambour major est déjà là depuis de nombreuses années....
Le tambour-major a même servi dans l'ANV.
Vous êtes du Québec ?
Nice greeting from Poland
Cette musique militaire est déjà venue au Taptoe de Mons et je pense aussi à Tournai
Schönes Video. Gibt es einen Grund warum sie bei dem Empfang den Marsch aus Petersburg gespielt haben?
Das ist der standardmarsch des Stabsmusikkorps, wenn es auf das Gelände des Präsidialamtes marschiert. Ausnahmen sind die aktuellen Corona-Maßnahmen oder wenn sie direkt vor dem Schloss antreten. Der Einmarsch wird relativ selten dokumentiert, da dieser oft mehr als 60 Minuten vor Eintreffen des Gastes stattfindet.
die fehlenden 15 Sekunden bis Ende der Luftwaffe fehlen hier leider
Ja, habe ich weggeschnitten, weil unscharf. Der Petersburger, um den es hier geht, war ja zudem schon fertig.
Zur Beruhigung: Diese Szene will ich demnächst noch einmal mit einer anderen Kamera aufnehmen. Dann schärfer und gerne mit LW.
Ich plane eine nächste Aufnahme und Auskoppelung für Montag. Da kommt der Präsident von Montenegro ins Schloss Bellevue.
@@BTBconcept Wetter wird das gleiche sein leider
@@ottoschulz3985 - Mit der NIKON sollte es aber trotz des Wetters gut aussehen. Damit bin ich zwar generell nicht so beweglich, aber wenn ich mich gleich an den kleinen Findling stelle und dort bleibe, sollte das passen.
👍👍👍
Sehr schöne Lieder und der großen zafenstreich
nice
Marzo auf deutsch ist März... der Monat... Marsch auf Spanisch ist MARCHA.... Marsch aus Petersburg auf Spanisch ist MARCHA EN PETERSBURGO (Nein "DESDE").
Danke, werden wir gleich ändern. Da wir kein Sapnisch sprechen, nutzen wir Google-Translate dafür.
Was macht der Schellenbaumträger eigentlich? Also, außer sich um den Schellenbaum zu kümmern? Oder ist das sein einziger Job? 🤔
Der Mann ist Teil des Spielmannszuges und wird bei anderen Anlässen auch als Trommler eingesetzt.
Should ditch the berets with dress uniforms, peaked caps would look superb.
The berets date back to the napolenic wars
Yes no one has any problems yet so I’ll have a quick call and then will chat later tonight and let
der hauptmann von Köpenick lässt grüssen
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what is name this march
March from Petersburg - as the video title says.
@@BTBconcept thanks
Mit dem Stechschritt wäre es noch besser 😉
It was never traditionally done outside of parades, marching pass through the inspector, and changing guard, and never been done by Light Infantry
Genial
這個是那個國家的軍隊？
德国
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We Japanese love Germany and Germans very much.Germany and Germans are the best in the world. God bless Germany and Germans.Japan's national anthem Kimigayo was made by Hayashi Hiromori and German Franz Eckert.We Japanese sent 9,000 cherry blossom trees to Germany in 1990. It is said that the money of this cherry blossom trees is gathered by the donation of the Japanese and bought a cherry blossom trees . Almost all Japanese people participated in donations. The Japanese always cooperate with Germany.This cherry blossom tree is still in Berlin.We Japanese love Germany and Germans very much. Japan imports many German products to support Germany.God bless Germany and Germans.
Japan made the constitution, medicine, the army in by reference to Germany during the Meiji era. Japan succeeded in modernizing thanks to Germany. Japan learned a lot from Germany.There are two Germans statues at the University of Tokyo in Japan. There are many other German statues in Japan. Germany is a Japanese teacher.I always pray to God for the eternal happiness and peace of Germany. The most imported cars in Japan are German cars.Most of the cars that run in my town are German cars.This is a story that Japanese people helped Germans in japanese Okinawa Miyakojima, Japan. In 1873, the German Merchant shipRobertoson was hit by a typhoon.The ship was aground off Miyakojima Miyakokuni.
At that time, the islander rescues the crew.There were many Germans, but all were successfully rescued.And the Japanese treated all Germans wounds.
And the Japanese made the Germans eat delicious food.They gave Germans a place to sleep.The Japanese entertained the Germans with songs and dances. The islanders repaired the German ship.The days were 34 days.And the islanders put a lot of food and water on the ship and sent the Germans to Germany safely.There are still monuments sent from Germany in Okinawa.Japan will always help Germans from now on.
After the war, the German city was destroyed and many Germans were killed. We Japanese are very sad about that. I pray to God that Germany will never be unhappy again. There is a tower in my town praying for the Germans soul to be saved.It is a story in the Bando camp.About 100 years ago, there were many German prisoners of war in Japan.Japan did not treat German POWs awfully. The Japanese treated German POWs as friends. Japan respected German POW freedom.Japan did not force German POWs to work. Germans were respected in Japan. They spread German culture and history, beer and sausages, Bam Kuuchen etc to Japan. The German bridge created by German prisoners of war is still well preserved in Japan.Japan did not want a war with Germany. At that time, Britain and Japan were allies. There was a request from the United Kingdom, and it became a battle with Germany.
Japan allowed German POWs to do sports and cultural activities.Exchanges between villagers and Germans were also popular. It is more correct to say that the camp where the Germans were located is a German village than a camp. When the Germans returned home, Japanese and Germans grieved for goodbye.
We love Japan to, though im affraid german army at its current state wont be the strongest.
@Marrtinike19
Thanks for your comment. The German army will eventually become the world's strongest. May God bless you.
Lucas Wilson lt‘s ok if they make good music.
Lucas Wilson I am German as well and as such I see no relevant party willing to make the German army the strongest of the world. No one wants to spend that money. And for what purpose should we need that strenght? It would be sufficient to improve the current deplorable status and to comply with the 2% engagement.
@louismart
Many great musicians are from Germany.Japan's national anthem Kimigayo was made by Hayashi Hiromori and German Franz Eckert.
Deutsland!!!!!!!
once the best army in the world (prussian army) is now just a shadow of the past
Ah yes, a shadow of the past since 1918, and especially 1939 when Hitler abolished Prussia and all other states and introduced the Gau system.
Yes and now where is Prussia? Gone but the Federal Republic of Germany still there.
I thought we’ve already had enough german army for ever
Okey?
Viva Chile. ...
Que tiene que ver tu croto país con esto?? Por favor. Ridículos son
Viva Finland.
Sadly they dropped many great Prussian traditions.
No not many traditions where dropped
@@derphi11111 the bundeswehr folows prussian tradition and drill and the Marching is exactly the same as the germen inperial army and the field gray jackets that the bundeswehr has are also prussian the emblem of the bundeswehr is a iron cross and they use all the prussian marshes and the berets of the bundeswehr is where first used in the napolenic wars the bundeswehr camouflage where based on SS camouflage and the parade weapon of the bundeswehr is a ww2 wehrmacht mauser 98k and the navy and airforce uniforms are exactly the same as the ww2 one's
@@palastofhistory4026 yes exactly. The Uniforms of Luftwaffe and Marine are not changed since the 1930ies too
Man kann von der Bundeswehr halten was man will, aber die Paradeuniform hat schon was... und musikalisch ist das Wachbattalion sowieso ungeschlagen.
Germany marching in Petersburg. Hmmm....
No it was composed in petersburg from russians with the help of a german and then gifted to germany as far as i know
It's a gift from the royals of Russia and the tsar from itself to the Prussian royals which happened to be his brother in law, king wilhelm III of prussia.
putin can not make misslie
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yslechtes video warum macht die bundeswehr kein gutes video
Verstehe nicht, weßhalb Polizei in solchem Kontext nicht salutiert, das würde sich mMn so gehören.
Die hat andere Aufgaben.
Stellt euch so einen Krieg vor mit Musik.
Ja, da lässt sich ne Kugel im Bauch wahrscheinlich leichter ertragen.
Marsch aus Petersburg - after defeat of WW II. Isn't it ironic ? :D
No it is not because the Tzars where bounded with Germany (Katharina die Große Katharina the Great)and it has nothing to do with WW II... this march is much older than this Capter...
This is Finnish march, made when Finland was part of Russia. Tzar liked it and it was gifted to Prussia also.
@@Ruhtinas84 And to be precise, Finland was never "part of Russia". The Autonomous Grand Duchy of Finland was part of the "Russian" Empire, which was quite a different thing. Finland had own government, laws etc. - and even a customs border with Russia.
The Emperor was "The Czar of Russia, The King of Poland and The Grand Duke of Finland" - among other titles.
because you have a mistake in thinking. for you there is only world war 2. before that only the roman empire. and nothing in between. you still have to learn something in history. It's just a difference whether you only know Germany from 33 to 45.
@@maxsugar6394 no. You didn't get it. Little bit of humor, have you beer seen just a little bit of humor? Video was made (and march was played) after ww2. Not written but played.
Son Muy blancos Los rusos
Was ich bei denen nur nich verstehe, das die sich das alle so gefallen lassen, den Scheibenwischermotor in den Ellenbogen einpflanzen zu lassen. Kriegen die das extra bezahlt oder wie
Der Job beinhaltet diese Bewegungsabläufe und diesen Job bekommen sie bezahlt.
Banda reale danese
Oh no! Here we go again!!!!!!
Explain your comment please.
Well this is it all started last time right, with endless parades and look where ot ended, by the way that weird looking shiny metal standarte is exactly what all the SS parades displayed in the 30's right. I'm just saying.
Nice BUT THE EAST GERMANS DID IT BETTER. Sorry but I like them better. They could march.
And now they are gone.
If you want to see a tambourmajor, who starts his career in the old GDR time, see this: th-cam.com/video/VkUP8hXa-Rg/w-d-xo.html
@@BTBconcept wirklich? Aber wieso gerade das Video? Dieser Tambourmajaor (genau der) ist doch fast immer mit dabei, oder?
@@112W-s6w Das ist der Leiter des Spielsmannszuges hier in Berlin. Er hatte in der NVA begonnen und seine Expertise in die Bundeswehr mitgebracht. Im verlinkten Video sieht man seine Performance sehr gut.
The new EU army for the defence of the fourth Reich.
@Michael P. It will be under funded and almost useless.
@Michael P. It will be under German control
Sweden first!!!!
Und ich zahl auch noch Steuern für solche Grüßauguste.
@StolzerDeutscherPatriot98 Ne, mit denen wird auch Dein Hartz IV bezahlt. Also mal nicht so vorlaut.
Ein deutscher mit leib und seele
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