perfect. the musikal troops in front to lead the battle. early realy are some Kids. i love it. no guns. no fight, no blood. just musik to walk. from a child of Brandenburg. so many death of shity wars. Richard Grebitus Berlin 24.022018
This wouldn't have been heard in Colonial Williamsburg or the ARW. The Yorckscher Marsch was composed by Beethoven around 1808, twenty-five years after the ARW ended.
@@yeeterskeeter1577 The German Legion you mean was the KGL, the Kings German Legion. They weren't mercenaries, but volunteers who wanted to fight Napoleon to free their country from the French. They came from the former Kingdom of Hanover which was previously ruled by the British King George.
PolarMaths, I can tell you that the Colonial Williamsburg garrison regiment would have worn red, as back then the fifes and drummer wore the opposite colors of their unit. They wear red coats with blue facings and the armed infantry would wear blue coats with red facings. Just saying that they do not represent the British. And also the allied powers did not form until the mid 19 hundreds.
PolarMaths right and within the larger point you could say the coalitions against revolutionary and imperial france were the start of the allies. But I guess I was more thinking of the period that France and Britain have been fighting on the same side, which is really since the Crimean war although I wouldn’t consider that to be any variant of the allies since it included the ottomans
One of the best fife and drum versions I have ever heard. Good speed in the playing, and all in all a historically very accurate realization of this old German march.
I'm fairly certain that Beethoven wrote this, so he'd have only been 13 at the end of the revolutionary war. Great march, and I'm happy they play it at Colonial Williamsburg, but historical accuracy gets thrown out the window there.
@中国江学会b站地下党中央委员会总书记 Actually, it wasn't. It was originally composed 1809 for a member of the House Habsburg-Lothringen, Joseph Anton Johann, Archduke of Austria, who was the so-called "Palatine" of Hungary at the time, and called "Erzherzog Anton Marsch" (Archduke Anton March). However, in the very same year, it was relabeled as march for the bohemian "Landwehr". On 1813, it was then rededicated to Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg and has been known as "Yorkscher Marsch" or "Marsch des Yorkschen Corps" since. Yorck had become famous not the least for signing the Tauroggen Convention the year before against the wishes of his King, at the same time committing treason and launching Prussia into the wars of liberation.
Beerdigung - German for Funeral BRD igung mybe wants the Funeral of Germany. With the Red Star of a kommunist Movement as his Sign. BRD = Bundesrepublik Deutschland (German). FRG = Federal Republik of Germany (Engl)
Yorckscher Marsch, but too slow. This band is marching at a frequency of 98 steps per minute. The German frequency is 114. It used to cause fear hearing nailed boots at 114 among our neighbours 75 years ago, but thank God, these bad times are long gone.
During former times the german marching tempo was not 114 Bpm. Germany exist since 1871. The „prussian step“ tempo was about 60-70 steps per minute. In order to protect open flanks, the prussian military released the so called „Avancier Schritt“, it is faster and 114 Bpm. (I think this was during the 18 th century) For example, the bavarian Defilier Marsch, composed by Adolf Scherzer in 1850 (before bavaria became a part of Germany) is about 109,5 Bpm. This march is now a part of the german (Bundeswehr) military march collection and an example for Avancier Marsch (normally 114 Bpm). The (line) infantry tactics during the 17 th, 18 th and the first half of the 19 th century needed different marching tempos. They began an attack with 60-70 Beats per Minute, then they accelerated to 96 Bpm, then to 120 Bpm ( quick time march, in germany „Geschwindmarsch“ or „Sturmmarsch“ or „Angriffsmarsch“) The fastest tempo for quick time is about 132 Bpm. The 96/98 Bpm march is called „common time march“. I have drum an fife ordinances (orders) from bavaria (Munic 1807). The marches are written in G Major key and the tempo is a) 88 Bpm and b) 100 Bpm (nearly 98). In the second half of the 19 th century the whole infantry tactics changed, and the military didn‘t need the different tempos anymore during a battle. Since that time, the german frequency is 114 Beats per minute. The french foreign legion march tempo is still 88 Bpm.
The play like on a funeral. No power in the drums. No Trumpets, no trombones, no Horns. sounds rally sad in my german ears. That's like had to sound. th-cam.com/video/aH3XYVYPbw4/w-d-xo.html
No American musicians would have worn our soldiers uniforms just reverse the colors. We had blue uniform with red and white lining so our musicians would have worn red uniforms with the blue and white lining
The Yorckscher Marsch was named after the Prussian General of the Napoleonic Wars Ludwig Yorck, and not the town of York. Colonial Williamsburg is stoopit
The spelling in the title and on all of their CDs is spelled 'York' and that is WRONG, DAMMIT. I SHALL COMMENT AS I PLEASE, AND YOU'VE NO POWER TO STOP ME AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
@@eliaswesbrock3765 something is seriously wrong with you. You sound like a villain over the town name Jesus grow the f*ck up and enjoy the music damn weirdo.
it's neither. It's the uniform worn by musicians on the American side during the revolutionary war. musicians would wear a uniform with reversed colors as the typical regimental infantry. in this, the typical infantry would've worn blue with red trim, so the musicians wear red with blue trim.
Discipline -150%
ah i see you're a man of culture as well
Thats Prussian Army not English
Moron
@@TheLastcossack1:27
A fine goosestep
The guys were fantastic.
Sehr schöner preußischer Marsch! Komponiert von Ludwig van Beethoven , der vor 250 Jahren in Bonn am Rhein geboren wurde.
I love this. Greeting Switzerland😊
ngl I was confused as to why theyre playing Yorkscher Marsch but then I read the title again :/
C'est excellent, impeccable! Continuez. Hey it's the Yorkshire marsh ok je comprends!
perfect. the musikal troops in front to lead the battle. early realy are some Kids.
i love it. no guns. no fight, no blood. just musik to walk.
from a child of Brandenburg.
so many death of shity wars.
Richard Grebitus Berlin 24.022018
Richard Grebitus s h i t y wars
Amaaaazing!!! 💕
Awesome!!! 👏👏👏
Muy bueno! FELICITACIONES!
This wouldn't have been heard in Colonial Williamsburg or the ARW. The Yorckscher Marsch was composed by Beethoven around 1808, twenty-five years after the ARW ended.
And suddenly, for an instant, I was in Germany....
Nice try, british spy.
the british employed german soldiers as mercenaries. During the napoleonic wars there was the german legion
Except they are American.
@@yeeterskeeter1577 Neat fact! Thanks!
@@yeeterskeeter1577 The German Legion you mean was the KGL, the Kings German Legion.
They weren't mercenaries, but volunteers who wanted to fight Napoleon to free their country from the French. They came from the former Kingdom of Hanover which was previously ruled by the British King George.
i love this
What exactly is the small flute they are playing?
It is called a Fife.
Interesting fact, this was composed by Beethoven.
Of course it's awesome. It's composed by Beethoven.
They are not British! That is their uniform. Look at their black hats.
British would have white facings on their tricorne.
omg the comments are just sad lol shut up about historical accuracy and enjoy the music lol
my troops !
Redcoats!
ah yes American cosplaying as british empire soldier and playing german marching song
They also think Columbus landed in Columbus Ohio and Joanne of Arc was Noah's Ark daughter.
Yes we germans was splittet first whis england a little whis amerika
Even if they are not german im sure the British would have played way back then, perhaps when the allied powers visited London in 1814?
PolarMaths, I can tell you that the Colonial Williamsburg garrison regiment would have worn red, as back then the fifes and drummer wore the opposite colors of their unit. They wear red coats with blue facings and the armed infantry would wear blue coats with red facings. Just saying that they do not represent the British. And also the allied powers did not form until the mid 19 hundreds.
Michael Driscoll the allied powers formed in the 1800s with the Opium Wars
TheLocalLt Im talking about the Holy Alliance. They visited London in 1814 after Napoleon’s defeat.
PolarMaths right and within the larger point you could say the coalitions against revolutionary and imperial france were the start of the allies. But I guess I was more thinking of the period that France and Britain have been fighting on the same side, which is really since the Crimean war although I wouldn’t consider that to be any variant of the allies since it included the ottomans
TheLocalLt Yeah its ok, not a lot of people know ab the Holy Alliance anyway.
Americans, dressed as British soldiers, playing a german march?
The worst nightmare of napoleon lol
@@palastofhistory4026 lol yes
Nope dressed as Americans
@@lukealadeen7836 why they look like redcoats though
Compared to the Scottish Pipes and Drums this sounds like the Mice are coming!! Run for your lives lol
Just stick to the song with the gibberish name, Yankee doodle dandee
This is a German marching music. The "Yorkischer Marsch".
York'scher.
,,scher" means that's it's from or for someone.
For the General York.
Well they did fight Hessian's during the North American war.
@@Marco-bf4uu General Yorck
@@maxrostedt9047 Von Jorck
Long live the König!
For the Prussian General York von Warthenburg
One of the best fife and drum versions I have ever heard. Good speed in the playing, and all in all a historically very accurate realization of this old German march.
I'm fairly certain that Beethoven wrote this, so he'd have only been 13 at the end of the revolutionary war. Great march, and I'm happy they play it at Colonial Williamsburg, but historical accuracy gets thrown out the window there.
Grey Weisskopf It‘s a Prussian march meant for Prussian soldiers. Nothing to do with the revolution
@Freiheit Zink Böhmen is in Schlesien, so german territory in 1871 unified germany.
Really, you think that's historically inaccurate? How about how half the members are crossdressing women?
It's even more inaccurate because British marches are stylistically quite different from German marches.
@中国江学会b站地下党中央委员会总书记
Actually, it wasn't. It was originally composed 1809 for a member of the House Habsburg-Lothringen, Joseph Anton Johann, Archduke of Austria, who was the so-called "Palatine" of Hungary at the time, and called "Erzherzog Anton Marsch" (Archduke Anton March). However, in the very same year, it was relabeled as march for the bohemian "Landwehr". On 1813, it was then rededicated to Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg and has been known as "Yorkscher Marsch" or "Marsch des Yorkschen Corps" since. Yorck had become famous not the least for signing the Tauroggen Convention the year before against the wishes of his King, at the same time committing treason and launching Prussia into the wars of liberation.
yorckscher march... german.
BRD igung Koloniale Wilhelmsburg :D
Beerdigung - German for Funeral
BRD igung mybe wants the Funeral of Germany.
With the Red Star of a kommunist Movement as his Sign.
BRD = Bundesrepublik Deutschland (German).
FRG = Federal Republik of Germany (Engl)
It reminds me of Blood & Iron
bro york march no, no, no its yorkscher marsch
Das müssen wir aber nochmal üben .
Ist halt im typischen kolonialamerikanischen Stil. Auf Preußisch klingt das natürlich anders :-P
LoveColonial Williamsburg!
Yorckscher Marsch, but too slow. This band is marching at a frequency of 98 steps per minute. The German frequency is 114. It used to cause fear hearing nailed boots at 114 among our neighbours 75 years ago, but thank God, these bad times are long gone.
who cares
@@gottmituns5331 really dude
@@stevegatting5237 what
During former times the german marching tempo was not 114 Bpm. Germany exist since 1871. The „prussian step“ tempo was about 60-70 steps per minute. In order to protect open flanks, the prussian military released the so called „Avancier Schritt“, it is faster and 114 Bpm. (I think this was during the 18 th century)
For example, the bavarian Defilier Marsch, composed by Adolf Scherzer in 1850 (before bavaria became a part of Germany) is about 109,5 Bpm. This march is now a part of the german (Bundeswehr) military march collection and an example for Avancier Marsch (normally 114 Bpm).
The (line) infantry tactics during the 17 th, 18 th and the first half of the 19 th century needed different marching tempos.
They began an attack with 60-70 Beats per Minute, then they accelerated to 96 Bpm, then to 120 Bpm ( quick time march, in germany „Geschwindmarsch“ or „Sturmmarsch“ or „Angriffsmarsch“) The fastest tempo for quick time is about 132 Bpm.
The 96/98 Bpm march is called „common time march“.
I have drum an fife ordinances (orders) from bavaria (Munic 1807). The marches are written in G Major key and the tempo is a) 88 Bpm and b) 100 Bpm (nearly 98).
In the second half of the 19 th century the whole infantry tactics changed, and the military didn‘t need the different tempos anymore during a battle.
Since that time, the german frequency is 114 Beats per minute.
The french foreign legion march tempo is still 88 Bpm.
The play like on a funeral. No power in the drums. No Trumpets, no trombones, no Horns. sounds rally sad in my german ears.
That's like had to sound. th-cam.com/video/aH3XYVYPbw4/w-d-xo.html
Americans dressed up as British playing a march composed by the German composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
No American musicians would have worn our soldiers uniforms just reverse the colors. We had blue uniform with red and white lining so our musicians would have worn red uniforms with the blue and white lining
Rule Britannia Britannia rules the waves
Yorkscher* Marsch not York Marsch
Yorck´scher Marsch, benannt nach Ludwig Yorck von Wartenburg. Wenn du Klugscheißen willst, dann bitte auch richtig.
MUHAHAA wtf an Austrian intro signal to an Prussian march wearing British uniforms in Murica wtf
Marco Levacic American piper uniforms*
They are not wearing British uniforms
this is quite good
Landon Stulen drum majoring!!
Haven’t been there in 28 years time to get back. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 before this administration removes it. God bless America 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
From Ludwig van
very authentic presentation / interpretation - good speed and sound... one only could miss the "bass"
Hervorragend gespielt.
Gratulation.
Die paar Wichtigtuer und Besserwisser sollen ruhig sein
The Yorckscher Marsch was named after the Prussian General of the Napoleonic Wars Ludwig Yorck, and not the town of York. Colonial Williamsburg is stoopit
Grey Weisskopf who said it was named after Yorktown? Chill out and enjoy the music.
The spelling in the title and on all of their CDs is spelled 'York' and that is WRONG, DAMMIT. I SHALL COMMENT AS I PLEASE, AND YOU'VE NO POWER TO STOP ME
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
Grey Weisskopf but the drummers are still killing it.
I didn't disagree about that.
@@eliaswesbrock3765 something is seriously wrong with you. You sound like a villain over the town name Jesus grow the f*ck up and enjoy the music damn weirdo.
Are these real houses or part of a pretend village?
That german uniform
it's neither. It's the uniform worn by musicians on the American side during the revolutionary war. musicians would wear a uniform with reversed colors as the typical regimental infantry. in this, the typical infantry would've worn blue with red trim, so the musicians wear red with blue trim.
That is no way a German uniform
@@namprickboy Prussian
@@beasttowers392 most definitely not prussian.
@@beasttowers392 prussian is black and white lol
German Music..................... BRITISH ARMY!!!!!!!
You'll find British drummers in blue as musicians wore the opposite color of their unit.
Okay Beethovens march would of not been played by British Regulars and I love the dash of Corporate influence in the Williamsburg flag.......
They're not Brits
They are British
@@trinitysmith1526 No, they aren't. They're continental army musicians. They wore red uniforms but were on the US side.
@@counterfeit6089 That's what we call ,,Ehrenlose Feiglinge" in Prussia.
@@Marco-bf4uu And why would that be?
Then British Grenadiers plays after this and Rule Britannia XD...
RULE...BRITANNIA, BRITANNIA RULES...THE WAVES...
why this strange effect? those boys look like they are starving
nice tray