Just finished watching the film. It’s wonderful the memorial to Bomber Command was built. Those guys - dad included, a navigator with them - were incredible!
Superb. Absolutely superb. My heart swells with pride whenever I hear this as it always reminds me of all the brave lads who from this or other ops, never returned. Per Ardua Ad Astra
this has made me feel so emotional, I used to play the double bass in secondary school and we did this for one of our summer concerts in the orchestra, it's strange I'm listening with headphones and all I can hear is the bass line I use to play :)
healthywholemealbread I feel you. I used to sing, I'm a baritone set to sing bass line. Whenever I listen to something if my old repertoire, I get the same feeling
This march used to be the introduction of a radio news programme in my country in the 60's. It brings back memories, not of the news, but of my childhood back then. It's a great piece.
52 for me and when we are closed on a Sunday and no one is around I play this when getting a run up with the potatoes and let them go sadly though can't mention the ladrador anymore when getting a direct hit lol
This performance makes me want to rip my Union Jack T shirt off and drape it around the entire planet. One of the most blue- blood-curdling, bombastically brilliant pieces of British brass-balls bravado ever commited to sheet music. Jean-Claude van Damme bustingly good stuff.
My son-in-law's grandmother, a Londoner, served in the RAF in WWII. She lived long enough to attend her grandson's wedding. He, on the other hand, served in the USAF and is presently full-time Air National Guard.
Hoy Viernes 5 Agosto de 2022 escuchando ésta maravilla 😢me recuerda a mi. Papito cuando escuchaba las noticias muy temprano en las mañana y está música era cuando comenzaba así !!!!!
Nice detail: the march was not written for the eponymous film at all. Eric Coates, the composer, was approached if he could write something for the film, and he simply came up with this march that he had recently written to no commission and was lying on his shelves still unused.
Sadly Wing Commander Gibson was later shot down by friendly fire whilst piloting a Mosquito, which was mistaken for an enemy aircraft. And despite all of his achievements he was only 23 when he died! RIP.
"There's a great story about some guy doing this to legendary (and sadly late - RIP) Aussie conductor Richard Kingsmill. He loved the Dambusters March, so a bunch of guys from the orchestra set up outside his house on his birthday, and were going to play it...but then a shitload of NSW Police vans turned up before they could start. Everyone shat themselves when the vans stopped, and the doors opened... ...and the entire NSW Police Band steps out with their instruments, sets up with them, and joined them in playing along. Turns out word got out, and someone tipped off the cops, but only the band leader so they could join in." - u/disposable-name
You hear this at the beginning of a Showaddywaddy gig , and you expect most of the original hit making icons to come on stage ..then this new lot come out and I want to go home
I was in the Cadet Corps in the 50s, never marched to this mores the pity but we spent one summer camp at Sandhurst billeted in the officer cadets quarters. Sunday morning parade was AWESOME with RSM Britain belting out the orders. Best wishes, stay safe.
Dam Busters, the lovely march...It makes me feel so proud of my british ancestors, the Knights and the Levers. Therefore, it´s a broken heart for half of it is in Chile and the rest somewhere along the Tamesis.
This is such a moving piece of music to any Englishman, Irishman, Welshman and Scotsman with red blood running through their veins. The men and women of Bomber Command deserve our complete respect and admiration. This is something that the present crop of far-left, snivelling, woke snowflakes in the UK cannot and will not ever understand.
Just finished watching the film. It’s wonderful the memorial to Bomber Command was built. Those guys - dad included, a navigator with them - were incredible!
And the dog!
@@beastinblack4055remember the name?
I feel so British listening to this... And I'm actually Dutch...
😂🤫😉
Good comment my friend, now invade indonesia again
@@rushmanendi7700 or New York...
God save the Queen and the commonwealth 🏴🏴🏴
When you remember Operation Market Garden:
I remember playing this in a youth orchestra and my goodness it gave me boosts of adrenaline I loved playing this so much
My daughter also played this in youth orchestra and to this day I only hear the flute part!!
Guy Gibson would have loved it, if only he had lived. . . Never forget the sacrifice of so many.
Anyone with a connection or not to the R.A.F. this music must swell your heart with pride.It does mine.
It absolutely does.
Every child should be taught the story of these men who fought for this country 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
And the other countries that helped of course, without whom they would have failed?
Absolutely! Even if the latecomers did help get the job done. These men help me put my own probs into perspective.
everyone bloody is. watch the dambusters theme once every christmas, and make sure to tell the kids not to repeat the name of the dog!
@@DmanYTofficial who said they didn't?
Superb playing. Great to listen to.
Superb. Absolutely superb. My heart swells with pride whenever I hear this as it always reminds me of all the brave lads who from this or other ops, never returned.
Per Ardua Ad Astra
Your sentiments are what I find most superb. Allies to the Crown forever...Hon. K.C. Eisenberger
mr Eric Coates, master of this march. Absolutely a master composition, Great!!
this has made me feel so emotional, I used to play the double bass in secondary school and we did this for one of our summer concerts in the orchestra, it's strange I'm listening with headphones and all I can hear is the bass line I use to play :)
healthywholemealbread I feel you. I used to sing, I'm a baritone set to sing bass line. Whenever I listen to something if my old repertoire, I get the same feeling
This march used to be the introduction of a radio news programme in my country in the 60's. It brings back memories, not of the news, but of my childhood back then. It's a great piece.
el correo de mineria
@@jorgenelsonapablazaespinoz136 Así es.
@@jorgenelsonapablazaespinoz136 radio Minería... La radio de la mayoría ☺
Am I the only one who, hearing this, wants to stick my arms out and run around the playground, like I did 50 years ago?
Fists full of dust for the vapour trails.
No. But you do realise you have to make the engine noises. And the guns. And bombs. More like 60 years ago for me.
figjam59 yes me
52 for me and when we are closed on a Sunday and no one is around I play this when getting a run up with the potatoes and let them go sadly though can't mention the ladrador anymore when getting a direct hit lol
Make that 60 years ago. It was either that or Thunderbirds! Either way. We all owe a huge debt!
This performance makes me want to rip my Union Jack T shirt off and drape it around the entire planet.
One of the most blue- blood-curdling, bombastically brilliant pieces of British brass-balls bravado ever commited to sheet music.
Jean-Claude van Damme bustingly good stuff.
Good man 👍😁
Carl Davis, the conductor here, composed the theme for the documentary series 'The World at War'.
Right now as i am writing this, i am returning from a concert in which i played this on the viola.
11.11.2017
Top class orchestra.
Love this march and this arrangement.
My son-in-law's grandmother, a Londoner, served in the RAF in WWII. She lived long enough to attend her grandson's wedding. He, on the other hand, served in the USAF and is presently full-time Air National Guard.
Hoy Viernes 5 Agosto de 2022 escuchando ésta maravilla 😢me recuerda a mi. Papito cuando escuchaba las noticias muy temprano en las mañana y está música era cuando comenzaba así !!!!!
Se nota que eres chilena
Pecado mortal no nombrar a la radio: la nunca bien recordada MINERÍA.
El Correo de Minería. No eres la única.
@@edgardobravo7351 busca la historia radial de Chile... señales distintivas.
@@LathropLdST Gracias! Ya las he visto
29august 2020 still very moving brings tears the bomber boys still live
Exactly!
great music ... RIP Barnes Wallis and the whole dam buster squadron
617 squadron you will find :)
Nice detail: the march was not written for the eponymous film at all. Eric Coates, the composer, was approached if he could write something for the film, and he simply came up with this march that he had recently written to no commission and was lying on his shelves still unused.
Lovely performance. Makes me proud to be British. Please remember 8 Lancasters and 56 airmen failed to return from this mission ! RIP.
Men who I pay my respects to on 17th May every year, men who are buried in the Netherlands and Germany. #wewillrememberthem
Brilliant performance! Thank you fschnell.
Great show effortless charm and insight refreshingly honest. Keep it up
Perfect end to any concert.
Imagine the roar as those lancasters passed over france and germany at tree top level, it wouldve been absolutely incredible to hear
They didn't fly over France, try the Netherlands.
@@Bruce-1956 yeah dumb dumb moment from me, thanks for calling me out though, don't want any mis information out there
@@thesecondworldwar8048 no we don't do we. We all make mistakes be a man about it.
Unless your German...
Sadly Wing Commander Gibson was later shot down by friendly fire whilst piloting a Mosquito, which was mistaken for an enemy aircraft. And despite all of his achievements he was only 23 when he died! RIP.
"There's a great story about some guy doing this to legendary (and sadly late - RIP) Aussie conductor Richard Kingsmill.
He loved the Dambusters March, so a bunch of guys from the orchestra set up outside his house on his birthday, and were going to play it...but then a shitload of NSW Police vans turned up before they could start.
Everyone shat themselves when the vans stopped, and the doors opened...
...and the entire NSW Police Band steps out with their instruments, sets up with them, and joined them in playing along.
Turns out word got out, and someone tipped off the cops, but only the band leader so they could join in." - u/disposable-name
Jefferson mate Richard Kingsmill runs Triple J, and is definitely not dead. You’re thinking of Richard Gill.
th-cam.com/video/hd8sZDqrCFk/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful.
Me recuerda mis 20 años la desaparecida radio...era la característica del Correo de mineria...
You hear this at the beginning of a Showaddywaddy gig , and you expect most of the original hit making icons to come on stage ..then this new lot come out and I want to go home
Incredible!
Just utterly brilliant, so proud to be British 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵👍
Wonderful performance
Excellent.
Excellent!!!!
Superb orchestra.
Super excellent with very good interesting video
Bomber command:
Why then how do you suppose we blow this dam?
Dunno, a very explosive skipping stone?
A very enchanting and morale boosting theme should do.
The pedal drone at the start makes me want to cry
"Steady. Steady.......Steady...............Bomb Gone!"
Made me cry
Fantastic
IMHO, there is no finer recording of this, extant.
This was a quick march for me in the Army cadet corp in the 60s and 70s
I was in the Cadet Corps in the 50s, never marched to this mores the pity but we spent one summer camp at Sandhurst billeted in the officer cadets quarters. Sunday morning parade was AWESOME with RSM Britain belting out the orders.
Best wishes, stay safe.
It’s funny how I can hear my trombone part only
Dam Busters, the lovely march...It makes me feel so proud of my british ancestors, the Knights and the Levers. Therefore, it´s a broken heart for half of it is in Chile and the rest somewhere along the Tamesis.
Bravo!
jolly good show
Minería 🥺🎙️🇨🇱
Radio mineria y su correo en chile
The Ulster Orchestra performing 'The Dam Busters' theme tune.
"Apre Moi Le Deluge "
1943 - 2023.
Now, if that had been me😉, I would have used those two screens that flank the stage to show some footage of Lancasters in action.
Didn't know Sepp Blatter could conduct ;)
I think his name is spelt Bladder
jonnybottle Hugh Dennis loves his Sepp Blatter.
Dam buster march
Dobranoc Agnieszka.
Hola alguien tiene Score! De esta obra para orquesta
0:47
That still haunts the Huns ....
El Correo de Minería..!!! (Solo para chilenos de mas de 50) 😂😂
I've just grown ten feet tall....
dam bustern march
Temon!!!
Bomb gone...
Herrlich!!!!
Better quality at 1.25 x speed
:D Why not 1.5?
0:47 0:45
why are they all wearing lab coats?
Princess Golden Heart those are suit jackets
Because why not?!
The conductor is definitely wearing a lab coat.
The director looks like a lab assistant. Well played though, perhaps a bit fast.
Jethro Tull version is much better.
A surprisingly sloppy performance. Surprising, giving that this work is the sort of thing Carl Davis loves conducting.
Goodbye to the EU/Fourth Reich.
CB 106 ..RADIO MINERIA...CHILE....🌷🌷🙋🇨🇱
This is such a moving piece of music to any Englishman, Irishman, Welshman and Scotsman with red blood running through their veins. The men and women of Bomber Command deserve our complete respect and admiration. This is something that the present crop of far-left, snivelling, woke snowflakes in the UK cannot and will not ever understand.
You forgot the Commonwealth , Poles, Free French , Czechs et al who were also in the air.