Fife and drum. American Civil war Music.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ม.ค. 2021
- Yankee Doodle / Battle cry of Freedom / Battle hymn of the Republic / When Johnny Comes Marching home / Yellow rose Texas / Dixie
The American Civil war 1861-65 was the bloodiest war in US history. 620.000 soldiers lost their lives - which is more than the amount of American soldiers who died in the both World Wars combined (405.000 in World war 2, and 116.500 in World war 1, or 58,220 in Vietnam).
After the war would also another 600.000 civilians die from diseases and malnutrition caused by the war. All this in a country which then had 32 million people.
I do not own the content of this video. Neither the music or the images.
Music from:
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Yankee Doodle
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Battle cry of Freedom
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Battlehymn of the Republic
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When Johnny comes marching home
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The Yellow rose of Texas
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Dixie
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Thank you
Let´shave a ball together now we are gonna die yipee!
Hi. Can I record your civil war music in my you tube tube video. Any copyright on it?
I enjoyed it very much. Can I record it for a you tube video at Antetium visitor center?
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I cannot take credit as I do not own the content of this video. Neither the music or the images.
I think I will soon remove this video as I had no plans that my channel to become as big as it have become with nearly 400.000 views on this video. I am more just surprised that this video got so many views, when this music have been laying out on the internet for 20 years without much people noticing it.
Its a shame. I hope the artists got all the revenues from all the views here on youtube. And all credits for the music should go to them and not to me.
Its however good that people enjoy the music and if more people find out about the artists. And if you enjoy the songs you could order the CD for better sound quality and to get non-compressed audio
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It's weird how I can feel second-hand patriotism from listening these songs, even though I'm not American.
@ohman It's like the scene in Casablanca, when the French drown out Watch On The Rhine, with their national anthem. People feel proud, even though they aren't French.
Me too, I think The drum waking our primal instinct to fight and protect
Rad
Its the loud drum, drums like this agitate me too. Even helped me some time when i was almost late for school, i was listening to drums (the type of drums in war) in my head
I think Fife and Drum really did have a huge role during the line battle eras.
Absolutely. Communication was a major role for both especially the drum. Fifes, drums, and bugles all played a major role in military life
If you were trying to coordinate any movement beyond shouting or what can be done within visual distance, you have no other choice!
@@hgrunt100 Well I guess you can strip yourself naked and run in front of your men to get their attention, but then again you probably would'nt wish to be remembered in history as "The man who ended a battle by use of a strip tease".
Line battles are insane compared to modern day war far
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My ancestor was a drummer boy in the Civil War on the Union side, some of the first to arrive at Gettysburg. He enlisted at 16 and was in for 3 years. I can’t imagine what he went through, what he saw…
@ASKSer Just think, if he had been killed, you wouldn't be here. I think I'm descended from people who avoided war, or at least went later in their lives.
Nothing like what my great grandpa saw in WW1 or Gramps in WW2. Civil War was bad but then came along industrial killing.
my great great great great Grandfather Robert Petit fought with 28th PA on the Union. He too fought at Gettysburg and several other battles like antietam, fredericksburg, and chancerlorsville
American Civil War was brutal as can be. Same with Napolionic wars and the American Revolution. That being said I do agree WWI and WW2 were a different animal all together, especially the former. Eastern front and Pacific theaters alone were literal hell on earth. Incomprehensible amount of death in such a short amount of time.@@branonlamphere9624
You obviously havent read on combat during civil war. Cannons being fired into lines of men at point blank ranges. Body parts blowing 40 feet high.. they rcovered a estimated 6 million pounds of flesh off the battle fields at Gettysburg. To say it was "nothing" compared to ww1 is a massive understatement. @branonlamphere9624
Dixie….one of Lincoln’s favorite tunes. Tone deaf Grant….”I only know two songs. One is Yankee Doodle and the other ain’t “. This was very cool. Thanks for posting.
chad grant*
With Dixie you mean Union Dixie or else you are a dirty reb.
@North Georgia Sons of the Confederacy
so you mean to tell me that "drunken old fool" managed to obliterate your pathetic excuse for an army?
sheesh, no need to insult your heritage! though i suppose you already do that anyway by choosing to glorify a country that stood for the preservation of slavery and only lasted 4 years
@North Georgia Sons of the Confederacy
lot to unpack there.
1. slavery *IS* bad. your own precious bobby lee openly said so, calling it a "moral and political evil in any society." are you saying your own generals were stupid? because if so, i would abaolutely agree with you there... they were.
2. care to provide a source that grants troops disobeyed his orders? cause he ordered sherman to capture atlanta, ordered sheridan to take the shenandoah valley, and ordered meade to continue marching south, which they all did. lincoln himself absolutely loved grant and urged him to hold firm, and the people liked him so much that they ended up electing him president.
3. unfortunately, you're wrong about his presidency too... he is loved by many for him essentially annihilating the kkk by introducing the department of justice. that's probably why *southerners* don't like him.
you're still salty about a war that happened 150 years ago. keep coping, traitor.
@North Georgia Sons of the Confederacy
stay mad, traitor.
My great grandfather was a drummer boy in the Union Army. He was a kid who came down from Quebec because there were no jobs there. He then joined the US Army.
Damn, sorry to hear that he was from Quebec. No one should have to endure that
Jokes aside that's really cool
@@SpartanX300lol
@@SpartanX300Im native to Québec and im planing going to Québec bc i have nothing else good to do:/
@@hvers_vegna better than Ontario 💀
As a southern I have to say the Yankee songs are very good Johnny comes marching home is my favorite Yankee song
I love music from the '60s. The 1860s.
During the American Civil War, the "Battle Hymn of the Republic" was called "John Brown's Body" and it had different lyrics. It was very popular for Union troops to sing it while marching!
Yes, "John Brown's Body" is the origin of the tune. The "Battle Hymn of the Republic" added new lyrics to make it religious and suiting for more of the Union.
@@SarumanOrthanc Exactly.
Fredrick Douglas
He [John Brown] was with the troops during that war, he was seen in every camp fire, and our boys pressed onward to victory and freedom, timing their feet to the stately stepping of Old John Brown as his soul went marching on.
LOAD……………..FIREE💥💥💥💥💥
The original song is a hymn, "Say Brother will you meet us?" "John Brown's body" is a rewrite of the original and "Battle Hymn of The Republic" is a rewrite of that. All three of which were sung during the civil war with "Battle Hymn" being essentially the de facto national anthem.😊
Random Teenager: "Yeah i don't really know what to do after i finished school yet"
Every Army Recruiter in a 10 mile Radius:
Amazing renditions of the finest music in American history.
The battle cry of freedom. Should be our national anthem.
Also, Columbia the gem of the ocean!
Hail Columbia
I agree it has a better sound to it
Wakes you up in the morning with a sense of PRIDE, HONOR & DUTY!!!
This a splendid selection! Wonderfully curated and edited! BRILLIANT!
Huzzah! I say!
Let these remind people of our great history
@@jackventuras5050 And may I ask what country you call home is?
@@jackventuras5050 Oh boy! The Norwegian is telling me that my country's history is amoral and filled with genocide XD.
Where do I even start? The centuries of Viking raids and invasions resulting in hundreds of thousands maimed and killed, the theft of ancient artifacts from monasteries. Along with the countless civil wars and other internal conflicts that plagued the country throughout the centuries leaving separated tribes ruled by warlords who would slaughter entire other villages for either resources or because of some "disrespect" that was supposedly done by their ancestors hundreds of years before they were even born.
I can do this all day, EVERY country has blood on it's hands. At some point or another every country has committed an act of barbarity and genocide, the real accomplishment is never doing it again.
As for America, name another country that has made such societal and technological progress as us? We invented the electric light, the internal combustion engine, the first means of fast and then instantaneous GLOBAL communication, and even the nuclear reactor, the best source of clean fuel the world has ever seen amongst hundreds of other incredible accomplishments such as the total abolishment of slavery and racial segregation.
America isn't perfect, we all know this. But it is the next best thing to perfection, after all why would hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world do anything they can and give everything they have to get into our country legally or otherwise?
@@jackventuras5050 Lmao you tell him.
Rah brother
@@jackventuras5050 Ugh its one of you folks. Ok well real quick look here, stop trying to point out the bad things a country has done in its past. Because somebody else will just come back at you with horrible things that your country has done. No country is perfect and thats just how it is. Stop wasting your time starting pointless arguments on the internet that will go literally nowhere. Just mind your business and move along.
my great great grandpa fought in the civil war
I have many ancestors that fought in the war on the Confederate side (The good side, we’ll that’s ganna start a fight, is it?) I’m not sure about having ancestors that fought in the yank side, I probably do though...
Aaron Brown, What side did your great great grandpa fight for?
@@jackmurphy3940 union but had brothers fought for csa and union
@@aaronbrown8256 Ok cool, mine were Confederate, but maybe I had some Union in it, I don’t know
Same, H company, 24th Michigan of the Iron Brigade
Listening to these songs makes me actually want to play the snare drum again from grade school.
Use this for my morning walks. Awesome motivation!
i drummed the first song at a concert at my school. it sounded badass.
Rip too all the brave soldiers on both sides
I very much agree.
Love drum cadence with fifes. When johnny comes marching home is my favorite.
These guys nail the authentic cadence: 110 steps to the minute. America's military today marches at 120. It's a whole different sound.
I just wish they still teached these songs call me old but my music teacher in elementary school made sure we knew our American battle hymns
This mixtape is fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Barney is a dinosaur from our imagination and when he comes he’s what we call a dinosaur sensation!… ahh yes nothing like the classic marching songs to keep the morale strong 💪🏽
LO MEJOR CON ESTE COMPAS MARCHÓ TODOS LOS DIAS 1 HORA ESTAS TE CALIENTAN LA SANGRE.
Tracey Gates i iove these American music is awesome but i not a American but i iove America all my life apart from Wales UK, England and Scotland etc. Iove from Wales UK 🏴🏴🏴💻🌍😇😇😎😎💌🏴🏴🏴
POV: You said you have olive oil in 1863
Love this 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
The american civil war is so interesting to learn about
Glad i found this
Fantastic 😁. Thanks for sharing 👌👌👌
The fact that this was made in 2021 and its 2024 right now is crazy.
The battle of the republic is my personal favourite
We need more fife drummers out there
Too bad they all die so fast
Fucking racist
@@alemelvera Go to hell.
@@alemelvera quiet peachboy
@@alemelvera triggered
This has become my favourite music.
I'm love this music!
God bless America free and Abraham Lincoln forever !
God Bless America free and Jefferson Davis forever ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! [>
@@JoseRodriguez-hm1xfJesus loves you !
Who needs Lincoln?
@@jackmurphy3940 hell yeah.
No. That bastard got what he deserved.
I am so happy that in every war after 1865, we had the great southern fighters with us. Hurrah!
All of those are great songs! Great work!
We meet again!
I’m happy I found this. I have a ancestor that fought for the confederacy. Even though I’m a southern unionist.
@MGTOW Paladin because he ain’t a traitor.
@MGTOW Paladin looks like someone thinks it was all about tariffs and taxes, poor baby the facts hurt him.
@MGTOW Paladin ah, still fighting for the “lost cause”, are you?
@MGTOW Paladinbecause the poor and innocent southern aristocracy was so precious and scared of the spooky scary abolitionists in the north 😢 poor little guys.
@MGTOW Paladin how is seceding from the union with the clear purpose of protecting slavery, protecting the Declaration of Independence and the constitution?
je l'aime beaucoup ! very nice !!! our two country fight for liberty and humans rights !
One succeeded and the other one didn’t…
If you ever decide to reupload this or do another compilation, you should add Hell on the Wabash! It's a serious banger!
I listen to this while working out
Gotta love some civil war history
EXCELENT
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG BOYS, RALLY ONCE AGAIN!!! GIVE JOHNNY REB WHAT FORE!!
>Most replayed part of video; Dixie Land.
We are so back.
Ready for round 2?
We’ll get a descendant of Sherman ready to help
When Johnny comes marching home again .
As a unionist I wish battle hym of the republic was our national anthem
I really like this arrangement. Most people today play it as a church hymn or a a funeral dirge.
"A House divided against itself cannot stand" - Abraham Lincoln.
Pretty hardcorps Rebel here, but I really admire your arrangement of the Battle Hymn. Most folks today play it like a dirge. Good work!
Why do i feel like this is better than the actual music?
"Yankee Doodle" makes absolutely no sense these days.
But back then, in the "old days", there must have been some kind
of special something that is lost to history. :)
Yankee doodle was originally a mockery by the British (toward the Americans).
- Yankee meant "uneducated hick"
- doodle or dodel was a useless unorderly gaggle of words.
- Macaroni was the upscale powdered wigs the higher class wore
Americans took that insult and turned it into a pride thing.. much like Mark Twain took the insult of "he's from Missouri you have to show him" and turned "show me" into the state motto
Leslie explained perfectly. It was meant to make fun of us, but we loved it. It has opposite effect.
I love listening to these original songs while playing Fallout
Yes i love the Enclave.
Not too happy about… but an all ‘round success, massive of Ticonderoga and one “Little Round Top.”
So the music from a childhood show barnie was originated.
From a battle music in the american civil war
Can’t believe they made this into a nursery rhyme.
Me and my lads waking into school….
If civil war 2 happens again here in the states I wonder if we'll this in the background
Yes
As a mexican/american i would proudly fight for USA to this.
This is fire
Just Like Atlanta🔥🔥🔥
Still warm fire
Johny comes marching home
he was in the 69th Irish volunteers was an officer
Bruh this the music they would play in the ice cream truck 😂. Well the whistle parts
Yankee Doodle was I believed created by a British prisoner during the revolutionary war and the American soldiers liked it so much they used it
This shit goes dummy crazy in the gym bro
bravo ,bravo ,bravo viva a união sempre união
small history but soo much music inspired european and still unique :)
i love the spirit in these flutes :)
I've notice this drums(from 0:00 to 0:15 ) is used before the song. Does it have a name?
No it does not have a name. Its just drum track to yankee doodle.
I think megatrax simply called it "yankee doodle drum track" before they removed it for some reason.
You see, military music is not always played in the same way. Yankee doodle can be played in many hundreds of ways:
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And personally do I also think that modern versions of old military marches sounds very differently from how those songs originally sounded like on the battlefields hundreds of years ago. Usually are the modern versions of those melodies more enjoyable to my ears. But that is just my own subjective opinion. The old British Grenadiers played by middlesex county volunteers do for example sound very differently from the newer versions you hear in movies.
Same goes for "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" where the original version sounded a bit differently from the version newer version you hear in my video: th-cam.com/video/4blrwgOnhDA/w-d-xo.html
Me and the boys making it to war with this one
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Hi, im Saul Goodman. Did you know you have rights?
It says you do. And so do I.
I believe until its proven guilty every man, woman and child in this country is innocent.
Heard these the 2 beginning ones in army men strike
I use this for playing the American grind in war thunder for tanks.
When a kid had a great grandfather in the civil war all the kids and staff:
Hi. I'm Saulgoodman and - WE GOTTA COOK JESSEHHHHHHHH-
Greetings from Indonesia ✋
Certified hood classic
Yankee Doodle is more popular thanks to Barney
I AM ALIVE, PRAISE GOD.
Be playing this song. Civil War 2024
We makin it out of the hood with this one ☠️🔥🔥🔥☠️☠️
1:46 Glory Glory Man. United
my dream music im hearing it hahaha AHAH
Ya Yanks got some Fire Tunes
Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪🫡🇺🇸
Likewise for you all, from an American.
Glory to the Union!
And to the Southern men who died
🤞💖
No Garyowen?😢
Today, the US army have Emma and her 2 mommys
Nam Jarhead here - and a lifelong Reb. "nuf said. Keep your powder dry.
I think this is nursery song now
my house is on a civil war battlefield.
For a moment I thought it was gonna be that one intro of that one studio idk whiche one it is
Idk what you mean. Maybe this one?
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@@nattygsbord no no a studio intro like Universal Pixar Disney and other
When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again. Dr. Strangelove, Major Kong rides the bomb, like a rodeo cowboy.
I think that they need more harmony an tone and base but love the songs
WE FIGHTING THE CONFEDERACY WITH THIS ONE!!!!🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫🔫
Thumb up for last two and Southern version of Battle cry of Freedom .
Hi, I'm Saul Goodman. Did you know that you have rights? The constitution says you do.
Saved the best for last! Bravo
LOL
I just saw a dolphin toy that does the anthem of the confederacy wierd it's a thing that you drive on in one place and also it also had oh Susan it must be form the south in the USA I didn't see it my Mather send it to me
1776 on july 4 our independencia day 😃😊 to 1856 the civilwar
I was looking for royalty free music with that sound (viseo, talkking historic war in the renaissance came up), since a few days every bigger media library simply can't find anything, like someone programmed.I suppose it's not that google decided liberating slavbes in the 19th century is a bad thiung, but stopps searcghes like ciil war and enslavement.As if someone has such abad conscious that they want to erase history, because of ...well, also kind of possibility to get informed: What's banned today.If I won't find on the internet anything about the history of the Holocaust, that's red alert.