So beautiful and it made me cry buckets - but good buckets!! Back in the early 1980's I was trying to woo a delicious man who enjoyed bagpipe music ... the man for me ... anyway, long story short, living in South Africa and looking for bagpipe music (a labour of love , BTW ... Uh, bagpipes??) I finally managed to get the key to his heart (word-of-mouth, and "TDK does amazing things....") and I hooked my man!!. We had a wonderful, crazy, as-close-to-perfect as it could get with two "almost adult children - us) and after 10 years we decided to "make it a real thing" (one of the three happiest days of my life ... and I was also 8 and a half months pregnant but our split prior to the wedding was all my fault) ... I know I said short but here's what happened next ... We married but didn't make our 3rd anniversary - Mike passed away from kidney cancer when our youngest daughter was 5 months and our oldest just two!! I cry because I wish he could have lived to experience his beautiful daughters and this breathtaking music!! I never cry for my loss ... I cry for his and his daughters loss ... Bagpipes are weirdly in tune with Mike's energy and I never fail to feel that energy ... and this was a smorgasbord of Mike!!
I love that there is a good gap between the bands and a stationary camera. There is nothing like the sound of a pipe band getting closer and closer, put the willies up ye!
OK! Worldwide pipe bands take note. This is how it’s done! These bands have street presence. Nobody is looking for snakes, eyes are straight ahead. Lines are straight. Bands look serious…..no clown suits, dragon heads or Disney characters. And the adorable wee lassies following with their signs and the braw wee laddies too all set the tone that things in this corner of the world are still sane and that heritage is a worthy touchstone. This is the sort of thing that the civilized world thrives on! BTW….obviously there is a law in NZ that all citizens must join a pipeband. Another great idea from down under.
The stoic grace and deft baton handling of the gent at 37:00 as a young and amazingly talented group of lads and lasses play Scotland the Brave was truly amazing! Thank you for sharing this.
That young boy , probably 11 YEARS OLD in the second group broke my heart , exquisite control of baton , he marshalled the band as would a veteran and superb control and no narcissism, he was relaxed and in control , a rare attribute
@11 - No doubt about it, you'd have to go a long way to find another that skilled @ Flourishing his Mace! A lot of adults wouldn't even try as dropping a mace on tarmac can easily lead to expensive repairs.
Yes in a competition he would probably score a few points but he would be in great demand for a show as he develops his skills. When he can throw it in the air and catch it behind his back. He will be a great crowd pleaser.
The world celebrates Scotland all the time. Not England, not Wales, not Ireland, but Scotland! From new York to Sydney, everybody loves Scotland. The most ancient country on the planet.
As a Yank viewing from afar I do so love watching this parade every year. The pride, the obvious family connections, the mix of young and old ... and the stir of the Highlands. I think you all are absolute winners. The heart of the pipes lives in New Zealand.
Hi! As I said before, the footage is fantastic. Congratulations, Tim! Just want to give a suggestion for next: If possible, focus momentarily on the boards with the band names so that we can identify them. For people like me, in a country (Brazil) that has no tradition with this wonderful culture, it is very important! Hugs!!! And please, continue with this wonderful work!
Thank you very much, "BrassBanned", for bringing us this show. Especially for people like us who live in countries without this phenomenal culture - We have some bands and the most famous is our Marine Corps band. Hugs from Brazil!
It's good to see the old home town going Scot wae hae. Great one Rotorua chur. Nice vid Tim, enjoyed it very much.👍👍👍👍what a smashing young DM from the 2nd band.
It makes me proud when I was younger and my grand dad told me about the war, he always knew if he was shot down during the raids his mates would come back for him. I know that’s not always the case but men will die to be men for what they stand for
At 1:36.40 and 1:40:34 These bands demonstrate how much better the band's marching appears when the Drum Major sets a course straight down the centre line of the road, clearly marked, and then uses the corner marker on the road as the turning point. Some of the bands lined up without regard for the centre line of the road, and in every case, their marching looked less tidy.
I can't stop watching the Bay of Plenty Pipes & Drums (The 2nd pipe band) because: 1. The little drum major is talented. 2. Whatever song they played is stuck in my head.
Interesting comments about the band signs. Maybe next time like the Brass Band Australian Nationals held in Gawler Sth Australia 2016. Put the sign carriers out the front. That way the Public get an excellent view of who the band is. Something for the RNZPBA to consider for future Nationals.
The orange lodge does this when our bands are marching. There’s usually 2 flag carriers proudly showing where that bands from which is good as you can put a name to your favourite bands
Not seen a comment about sign bearers being barefoot ! Is there a reason ( plus roads dirt free by looks of soles on feet lol ) Playing is superb by the way :) Well Done All :)
Were the bands dispatched in Grade order ? .. A lot of the bands between around 55:00 to past 1:10:00 are clearly playing more intricate selections , and most are numerically larger. Their drone is more contiguous , and after the corner is turned, percussion is more precise ... I dunno. Hail SFU , best on my continent ( and in some years , on all continents 😉 )
Rundown of tunes played maybe someone can fill in the question marks which are tunes I don’t know the name of 1st band? 2nd band jimmy findlater and ? 3rd band cutting bracken and Cullen bay 4th band roses of prince charlie/?/battle of Waterloo 5th Band lets have a ceildh and ? 6th band minstrel boy/?/? 7th band ? 8th band my land/castles dangerous/? 9th band dawning of day/?/? 10th band bathgall Highland games and heights of dargai 11th fleet from flotta/sally Wilson/battle of Waterloo
So the you don't necessarily have to point the mace in the direction you want the band to turn? Some do it left, some do it right. Great parade BTW, I've loved the pipes since I was a little boy.
The pipes and drums band number three should have followed their drum major mase baton signal because leader said go left and not right. 💂♀️💂💂♂️ 💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🩷🤍
Thanks very much for your help and very much appreciated. Do you know where i could get the sheet music for it please. Hope you all keeping safe regards from Ireland.
Rundown of tunes part 2 once again if anyone can fill in the question mark tunes it would helpful 12th band crossing of Minch 13th band Bonnie Galloway/Scotland the brave/Rowan tree 14th band gardens of skye/lord lovats lament/? 15th band dream valley of glendauraul/?/? 16th band Rowan tree/Loch Lomond/? 17th band jk cairns and ? 18th band dawning of day (4/4 March)/balmoral (3/4 March)/? 19th band castles dangerous and jk cairns 20th band ? 21st band ? 22nd band ? 23rd band ? 24th band? 25th band? 26th band? 27th band ? 28th band? 29th band? 30th band? 31st band ? And castles dangerous 32nd band ? 33rd band? 34th band?
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So beautiful and it made me cry buckets - but good buckets!! Back in the early 1980's I was trying to woo a delicious man who enjoyed bagpipe music ... the man for me ... anyway, long story short, living in South Africa and looking for bagpipe music (a labour of love , BTW ... Uh, bagpipes??) I finally managed to get the key to his heart (word-of-mouth, and "TDK does amazing things....") and I hooked my man!!. We had a wonderful, crazy, as-close-to-perfect as it could get with two "almost adult children - us) and after 10 years we decided to "make it a real thing" (one of the three happiest days of my life ... and I was also 8 and a half months pregnant but our split prior to the wedding was all my fault) ... I know I said short but here's what happened next ... We married but didn't make our 3rd anniversary - Mike passed away from kidney cancer when our youngest daughter was 5 months and our oldest just two!! I cry because I wish he could have lived to experience his beautiful daughters and this breathtaking music!! I never cry for my loss ... I cry for his and his daughters loss ... Bagpipes are weirdly in tune with Mike's energy and I never fail to feel that energy ... and this was a smorgasbord of Mike!!
I love that there is a good gap between the bands and a stationary camera. There is nothing like the sound of a pipe band getting closer and closer, put the willies up ye!
I love how the pipes call to my heart, this was amazing thankyou.
Just watching this on new years day 2022 love it my late father was a drum major in the local pipe band
that young lad wit5h the batton was truly amazing , you can tell he is full of pride and rightly so , what a performance!
OK! Worldwide pipe bands take note. This is how it’s done! These bands have street presence. Nobody is looking for snakes, eyes are straight ahead. Lines are straight. Bands look serious…..no clown suits, dragon heads or Disney characters. And the adorable wee lassies following with their signs and the braw wee laddies too all set the tone that things in this corner of the world are still sane and that heritage is a worthy touchstone.
This is the sort of thing that the civilized world thrives on!
BTW….obviously there is a law in NZ that all citizens must join a pipeband. Another great idea from down under.
I could not agree more and I'm American, coming just lately to the great art of pipe and drum bands.
The stoic grace and deft baton handling of the gent at 37:00 as a young and amazingly talented group of lads and lasses play Scotland the Brave was truly amazing! Thank you for sharing this.
He was good eh and Scotland the brave! Had a wee sing along to that. I love the bagpipes which is a good job seeing as I'm a Scot
That young boy , probably 11 YEARS OLD in the second group broke my heart , exquisite control of baton , he marshalled the band as would a veteran and superb control and no narcissism, he was relaxed and in control , a rare attribute
@11 - No doubt about it, you'd have to go a long way to find another that skilled @ Flourishing his Mace! A lot of adults wouldn't even try as dropping a mace on tarmac can easily lead to expensive repairs.
He is proud and happy of being there,well done 👍
Yes in a competition he would probably score a few points but he would be in great demand for a show as he develops his skills. When he can throw it in the air and catch it behind his back. He will be a great crowd pleaser.
Incredible, as good as a grown man.. Best wishes and Happy Days to him.
his form was as perfect if anything can be that good! Show them how it's done, brilliant.
The world celebrates Scotland all the time. Not England, not Wales, not Ireland, but Scotland! From new York to Sydney, everybody loves Scotland. The most ancient country on the planet.
As a Yank viewing from afar I do so love watching this parade every year. The pride, the obvious family connections, the mix of young and old ... and the stir of the Highlands. I think you all are absolute winners. The heart of the pipes lives in New Zealand.
Greetings fom Germany - whatever: i just love this bagpipes & drums music! Awesome, amazing! Seriously - i just love it!!!!!!!
feels like home...blessed be
Great parade video, gents! Really showcases each band, and pipe major as well. Good camera work...and the intro? Brilliant!
ha cheers!
Well done "Brassbanned", I enjoyed every minute along with many memories
thank u 4 let me have this !!! its awsome
Thanks from Bcn
Awesome video! Hats off for the great camera work
Hi! As I said before, the footage is fantastic. Congratulations, Tim! Just want to give a suggestion for next: If possible, focus momentarily on the boards with the band names so that we can identify them. For people like me, in a country (Brazil) that has no tradition with this wonderful culture, it is very important! Hugs!!! And please, continue with this wonderful work!
Thank you very much, "BrassBanned", for bringing us this show. Especially for people like us who live in countries without this phenomenal culture - We have some bands and the most famous is our Marine Corps band. Hugs from Brazil!
Great video, thank you for it!
Beautiful
Enjoyed it. Thanks.
cheers from Canada
Everything is all right when I hear the pipe bands
Some great tunes, especially City of Tauranga playing Crossing the Minch, and Fielding with their 4/4s.
Robert Arrell yeah I was playing in the feilding band we practiced out ass off for this
Besy Drum Major all day
from Hamilton Canada the drum major from Scotts college pipe band OUTSTANDING SON
from one OL drum major to another !!!!
It's good to see the old home town going Scot wae hae. Great one Rotorua chur. Nice vid Tim, enjoyed it very much.👍👍👍👍what a smashing young DM from the 2nd band.
Gracias desde Perú 🇵🇪
Wicked AWESOME! Well done!
Jestem Słowianka ale Szkocja jest cudowna, kocham Was
It makes me proud when I was younger and my grand dad told me about the war, he always knew if he was shot down during the raids his mates would come back for him. I know that’s not always the case but men will die to be men for what they stand for
Semper fidelis
고맙습니다.
At 1:36.40 and 1:40:34 These bands demonstrate how much better the band's marching appears when the Drum Major sets a course straight down the centre line of the road, clearly marked, and then uses the corner marker on the road as the turning point.
Some of the bands lined up without regard for the centre line of the road, and in every case, their marching looked less tidy.
When I was in Catholic school we wore red plaid skirts just like those.. every day
In Scotland growing up my school skirt was a grey kilt with the big pin on it & I absolutely loved it 🥰
I love the pipes!
I agree. He'll be competing and will do great.
ありがとう！！
+10 respect for the kid. Awesome.
So like this so cool
That kid at the start is a great Drum Major
Paul Graham for such a young girl she aces the role of drum major
I absolutely agree! He was fabulous!
Ikr for such an old man he is still doing great
And smart as hell !!!!
a me è piaciuto il gruppo con la bambina che lo guidava....
T'he best
City of Auckland Pipe Band @ 1:47:10
I can't stop watching the Bay of Plenty Pipes & Drums (The 2nd pipe band) because:
1. The little drum major is talented.
2. Whatever song they played is stuck in my head.
Excellent
뉴질랜드. 좋아해요.
très agréable a regarder bravo .
Dream one day visit y land
على شبابك وعلى أطفالك وعلى أموالك وعلى شيبك وعلى أمسالك وعلى حياتك وعلى بيتك العتيق
Какая прекрасная музыка,я слушаю ее целыми днями,может в прошлой жизни я был шотландец
Interesting comments about the band signs. Maybe next time like the Brass Band Australian Nationals held in Gawler Sth Australia 2016. Put the sign carriers out the front. That way the Public get an excellent view of who the band is. Something for the RNZPBA to consider for future Nationals.
The orange lodge does this when our bands are marching. There’s usually 2 flag carriers proudly showing where that bands from which is good as you can put a name to your favourite bands
The woman walking bare footed is a native African or New Zealandanda. I don't know
Not seen a comment about sign bearers being barefoot ! Is there a reason ( plus roads dirt free by looks of soles on feet lol ) Playing is superb by the way :) Well Done All :)
Well done, Everyone! Really enjoyable!
New to this. Why do some Drum Major's point the tip left while some point right?
Roosgarden airborne veteranendag airborne respect 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎄🌹🌹🎄
Invercargill 4:39 face on front rank to your right is me
How is that 3/4 March @44:55 named? Thanks in advance
Were the bands dispatched in Grade order ? .. A lot of the bands between around 55:00 to past 1:10:00 are clearly playing more intricate selections , and most are numerically larger. Their drone is more contiguous , and after the corner is turned, percussion is more precise ... I dunno.
Hail SFU , best on my continent ( and in some years , on all continents 😉 )
What did he say ???????
very nice one, what is the name of the tune @45:00? Thank you!
♥️ frm bonnie Scotland 👌
Ban nhạc Ò, Í, E , Ò , E này mà sang VN ta để đưa đám thì quá hay luôn !!!😎😍😂😃😄
вибачаюся Ветерани (
Fort George
God Help us!!!
What a fantastic display of piping drumming and street marching. I think NZ is more Scottish than Scotland when comes to pipe bands. I love it.
You on Meth M8 when u wrote that # no one will ever com close two the Scottish Pipes @ Drums
@@scottishalwaysdixie1638 Can you try writing that again
What is the name of the tune that New Zealand Police are playing at 1:43:20?
The Tourist. A hornpipe by Fraser Martin
It this event judged? I've been a many contests, all MSRs and Medleys.
is there any dates were u can wacth this? i wanna travel and when i visit scotland i must see one of this heroic group
Does anyone know the names of tunes played by City of Nelson @ 1:30:20 and what is the name of the turn they do?
Castle Dangerous and Campsie Hills are 2 of them.
@@MrGetwiser thank you.
different of the angle to 2017 .nice
Why would 30 people dislike this video?!!! :(
NZ Police are simply awesome!
Must agree with you. Do you know the tunes they were playing please if you can.
❤🌹🌷
Rundown of tunes played maybe someone can fill in the question marks which are tunes I don’t know the name of
1st band?
2nd band jimmy findlater and ?
3rd band cutting bracken and Cullen bay
4th band roses of prince charlie/?/battle of Waterloo
5th Band lets have a ceildh and ?
6th band minstrel boy/?/?
7th band ?
8th band my land/castles dangerous/?
9th band dawning of day/?/?
10th band bathgall Highland games and heights of dargai
11th fleet from flotta/sally Wilson/battle of Waterloo
Las chicas del grupo tienen novio??
Respect all way's Hodge mc Donald And William not forgetting mr& Mrs Newton
Some of the Drum Majors are RIDICULOUS .
다음에요. 하하.
Well done son!
Maybe thats the plan. The battle'll be over by the time they get there.
Why are the kids closing the march barefoot??
Because it’s summer, no one wears shoes if it’s warm.
So the you don't necessarily have to point the mace in the direction you want the band to turn? Some do it left, some do it right.
Great parade BTW, I've loved the pipes since I was a little boy.
The pipes and drums band number three should have followed their drum major mase baton signal because leader said go left and not right.
💂♀️💂💂♂️
💜💙💚💛🧡❤️🩷🤍
Papakura pipe band at 18:57
молодца шериф
I wish we could see the corps names.
على شبابك وعلى أطفالك وعلى أموالك وعلى شيبك وعلى أمسالك وعلى حياتك وعلى أموالك
Napier Schools Pipe Band @ 36:50
What is name of tune the NewZealand Police are playing please anybody.
If it's the New Zealand Police Auckland with the full military dress they are playing The Tourist by Fraser Martin.
Thanks very much for your help and very much appreciated. Do you know where i could get the sheet music for it please. Hope you all keeping safe regards from Ireland.
@@thomascarroll888Try this. thesession.org/tunes/9139 Greetings from Goderich !
@@MrGetwiser Brilliant thanks so very much for your help.Found it really appreciate your help stay safe in Canada. Thanks again Jeff Wise.
Well don fellows
Why are the placard-bearers not wearing shoes?
👍 🌟
What's the barefoot girl at the rear doing?
Walking
I could not identify the bands as the signs were too low
I saw the Livingston Tartan. I'm a happy man!
Rundown of tunes part 2 once again if anyone can fill in the question mark tunes it would helpful
12th band crossing of Minch
13th band Bonnie Galloway/Scotland the brave/Rowan tree
14th band gardens of skye/lord lovats lament/?
15th band dream valley of glendauraul/?/?
16th band Rowan tree/Loch Lomond/?
17th band jk cairns and ?
18th band dawning of day (4/4 March)/balmoral (3/4 March)/?
19th band castles dangerous and jk cairns
20th band ?
21st band ?
22nd band ?
23rd band ?
24th band?
25th band?
26th band?
27th band ?
28th band?
29th band?
30th band?
31st band ? And castles dangerous
32nd band ?
33rd band?
34th band?
Question: Why is the girl walking behind the parade holding the sign, barefooted ??
Most kiwi kids & adults run around barefoot during summer, well anytime actually. Or they wear jandals. Barefeet came before shoes lol.
@@katerinakempb8217 Well not most, but some. I certainly wasn't allowed.
And why are they all girls and no boys? Isn't that sexist?
Disapointed can't see which band they are,
Sorry Pete!
The city of Hastings provided two banners identifying it. You can't always depend on barefooted kids to do the job.