They are playing a variant of a Japanese song called Agari-Yatai. It is a call back song and the Welsh drummers are supposed to respond by imitating the Taiko drummers.
Welsh drums are know for fast tripple hits. Would be much better if they played the melody in a proper way those drums are played. More like welsh guards v. taiko drummers.
They're not different traditions. The Taiko drummers are working in their style, but in a drum challenge rooted in Welsh Celtic follow-the leader tradition. That's the middle of three, the final one being a merge of styles.
Outstanding. Absolutely brilliant. Both groups display so much much skill, precision, and dedication. All of this, with a bit of humor thrown in. So happy to have come across this video.
The sound of the Taiko drums are swelling waves, the sound of the drums are sparkling waves. They compliment each other. 太鼓の音は波のうねり、ドラムの音は波のきらめき、The perfect match ! Thank you.
It is wonderful to bask in culture. They have their own magnificence, unique to themselves. It is a blessing to be enjoyed and shared many times over. Drums exist to be played on. Bang away!
Love the show case of different styles of war drums. The east went for a deep resonating sound that vibrates your chest where as the west went for a faster higher pitched sound that should have no problem being heard in the middle of a fight. Would been neat if it was more of a dual rather then a simple call response show to better showcase each styles strengths.
modern style taiko playing actually has its roots in drums used in religious services/celebrations and in the arts such as theater and less so to do with war and war drums
In this case, Drums r the respective nation's instrument of hopeful prayers. Hear how they compliment and support each other especially during hard times and trouble. Rest assure, Our Lady of Nations hear and love each one.
Nope, try this ....ruclips.net/video/_pe6r06EIz0/видео.html Royal Marin drum corps vs Secret Drum Corps Probably/arguably the best two drum corps in the world.
@@markhorton8578 Honestly, it goes to personal taste in my opinion who is the best. While both of those corps are clearly extremely skilled, I find ruclips.net/video/ZagsLrNzg3I/видео.html much more impressive both visually and in sound, even though that is from a college group. But it totally is my preference as I've always felt that marching percussion instruments sound kind of bland. And I'm by no means someone who has enough knowledge and experience to go rating different drummers, especially when they use completely different types of drum.
@@TheTeresu Thanks. That was very good, and i enjoyed that. Many years ago I saw an huge English band called She-Boom (long before the internet and youtube.) which was also all female and more vital, with many huge kettle drums and many other types. I think you are comparing apples with oranges. Static bands have a very different sound, the ones favoured in the west are often too focused on sheer power and seem to have a surprisingly limited range of sound and repertoire, but maybe that is just me. Military and marching bands are no better, but provide a very different styles of music and a wider repertoire of things played. The variation of drum styles, including drum speeds which seem to defy explanation as how it can be done are standard, making pounding a big drum in a group of big drums, a high effort but relatively low skill activity.
Both, Japan and England have some things in common. Both are islands, both are empires, and both have wonderful, talented and beautiful people. Thank you both, for so much you've given to the whole world.
I watched the Taiko Drummers perform at the Ordway in the Twin Cities, Minnesota decades ago and I will never forget it. I took my husband on his birthday since he was a timpani and bass drummer with the UofM Marching and Concert Bands. I have two Kodo cds which I still play...but they really need to be seen!
Does anybody know of more things like this where Japanese and Welsh musical instruments are used together in music? I would love to hear more stuff like this - drums, flutes, stringed instruments, the lot!!
The Welsh Guard with the base drum was of a few times, he fluffed it when playing with the girl and again while in the line. I love watching the Takio drummers, my go to is Drum Tao.
Last street performance I saw on here had a Granny with an Elmo doll getting around on a mobility scooter. At first she was far away and then she was up close. Felt very Sesame Street to me but the drumline was very good.
Two completely different styles of drumming here. The military drumming of the Guards was designed to encourage troops on the battlefield and to transmit orders and signals under fire. Taiko drums by their very size are not a portable instrument and are designed for a more courtly performance. to say one is better than the other is to demonstrate pure ignorance. in this performance both styles strive to each compliment the other. It's about music people not trashtalk.
You're some what right, and abit ignorant to lol, Taiko drums where used for battle, too and also communication between villages. They where also used in battlefields, to Intimidate enemys, and inspire troops main purpose, to intimidate. Dont know if youve seen, where two daimyōs(Lords), send their best Retainers(Samurai Generals in training), to fight the enemy best Retainer. Taiko drums where used by both sides while this took place. altho Its still somewhat unclear the purpose of this duels,Daimyō's would still engage in battle after their reteiners, Lose or win the duel. So... yeah "pure Ignorance" huh?
No partisan stuff. This is what we (humans) could do. This is a sounding to the universe. Each (and all) unit is so disciplined and co-ordinated, and calls up high emotions. I don't know how to put it. These are the ones to put us out and about to the galaxy. It is a wide vacuum beyond our atmosphere. If (and we will or perish) we can combine/complement each other/person/government/civilization/drum and bugle corp (jokeA), this is our clarion call to survival. And if not, these ladies and gentlemen ROCK@!!@!!
Taiko drums were used in battle. I dunno who tf liked your comment except more dumbfucks like yourself. Also you'd think it'd be obvious they were used on the field by just the style of music taiko drummers perform.
Taiko are universally battle drums in Asian cultures from China, Japan down to Thailand and Malay states. Thais call them literally 'battle drums'. They are signal instruments and does build morale.
This reminds me of the Singapore Armed Forces Central Band performance in the Royal Edinburgh Military tattoo. 3 of the Drummers used Chinese drums to simulate a part of Singapore's History
You know, for the sheer intimidation of sounds of battle, nobody can outdo Taiko drummers. They sound like, "Doom is nigh, gentlemen! Now, come out here with your little plastic drums!" 😈 I wonder what Scottish pipes and Taiko drums would sound like together, pipes being my second favorite for inducing goosebumps.
These people would be blown away by the sheer awesomeness of a good American College football team's marching band. They would make your knees quiver and put chills down your spine. Amazing sound.
You have to give the Welsh Guard credit though. They are incredibly disciplined and professional. I mean here they are, just doing their daily routine all while these protestors and their drums trying to prove their point. Hats off to the Welsh Guard.
PREPARE .... FOR .... WAAAAR! Absolutely stirs the blood. Great combination of drum types. You can visualize yourself on top of a hill ready to charge the valley below...in furs or leather, Northman or Samurai
This juxtaposition of two forms of drumming can symbolise well the transition and adaption of an ancient country into the modern world, and its struggles to preserve its identity or to adapt to outside influences.
@ Nick ... I think I'd feel more confident behind the Taiko Crew if the sheer volume was going to matter ! But hey, what a great show from both sides :-)
Aaaah I wish the Welsh fully utilized those snares and not just imitated the Taiko Drummers! They could've played some cool beats while the taiko drums provided the background. Kinda like the rhythm and lead guitars? Except drums. Taikos as rhythm, Snares as lead. Both drums have very different pitches and their very own charms! They could've worked together to make some seriously sweet sounds! xP Still, this was really cool to see :D
Hibiya Plays I think they are doing Drumline Battle-out. The object is for the challanged team to play back the opponant/challanger's rhythms. Since this is not rehersed in any way, it is a serious test of skill for a drumline. The Welsh Guards were spectacular!
This Taiko play every year on the route of the London 10,000 m road race, usually in Leadenhall market area. This year's race takes place 27 May 2019 -www.vitalitylondon10000.co.uk/ . For runners who missed out on a place in the London Marathon (again!) it's a great way to see most of the major landmarks of the bigger race.
和太鼓とWelsh Guardsのコラボとは、ともに伝統を重んじる国同士の素敵なイベントですね！！
They are playing a variant of a Japanese song called Agari-Yatai. It is a call back song and the Welsh drummers are supposed to respond by imitating the Taiko drummers.
Welsh drums are know for fast tripple hits. Would be much better if they played the melody in a proper way those drums are played. More like welsh guards v. taiko drummers.
I suppose they practiced before this so neither would be surprised and lose “face”.
This is more of a collaboration between those two countries instead of an actual battle of the drums.
And? ,🏴 Your point?
@@peterderiemer3854 He was wasting his time by trying to educate you. Maybe you should stick to the Peppa Pig or Sesame Street posts in the future.
I cried hearing this. It's almost of infinite beauty finding two different traditions sounding as one. It's completely different.
They're not different traditions. The Taiko drummers are working in their style, but in a drum challenge rooted in Welsh Celtic follow-the leader tradition. That's the middle of three, the final one being a merge of styles.
Outstanding. Absolutely brilliant. Both groups display so much much skill, precision, and dedication. All of this, with a bit of humor thrown in. So happy to have come across this video.
all the drummers thinking:
"ah I see you are a man of culture"
The meeting of two cultures through music, very moving, awesome. Thank you for your video!
The sound of the Taiko drums are swelling waves, the sound of the drums are sparkling waves. They compliment each other.
太鼓の音は波のうねり、ドラムの音は波のきらめき、The perfect match ! Thank you.
"complement"
It is wonderful to bask in culture. They have their own magnificence, unique to themselves. It is a blessing to be enjoyed and shared many times over. Drums exist to be played on. Bang away!
This is the height of the civilisation. Breath it in, while it lasts.
Now this is the most ambitious crossover in history
Simply brilliant, all battles should be fought this way.... Loved it
This was wonderful. Too bad so few people have come across this.
617k views now june 2019
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Love the show case of different styles of war drums. The east went for a deep resonating sound that vibrates your chest where as the west went for a faster higher pitched sound that should have no problem being heard in the middle of a fight.
Would been neat if it was more of a dual rather then a simple call response show to better showcase each styles strengths.
The marching drum was first discovered in the ottoman, which originally wore leather evolved into what it is today
@@yumiyuki5851 If by marching drum you mean war drum, then I assure you they are far older than the Ottomans.
@@wolfgangkolber381 The bass drum.
modern style taiko playing actually has its roots in drums used in religious services/celebrations and in the arts such as theater and less so to do with war and war drums
@@galaxykidM5 The same can be said for the snare drum as well.
In this case, Drums r the respective nation's instrument of hopeful prayers. Hear how they compliment and support each other especially during hard times and trouble. Rest assure, Our Lady of Nations hear and love each one.
Fantastic! Like a drum stand off! Well done both very entertaining
This is excellent, such a pleasure to listen to
Definitely the weirdest rap battle I've seen.
Ikr they don't even sing like what.
Nope, try this ....ruclips.net/video/_pe6r06EIz0/видео.html
Royal Marin drum corps vs Secret Drum Corps
Probably/arguably the best two drum corps in the world.
@@markhorton8578 Honestly, it goes to personal taste in my opinion who is the best. While both of those corps are clearly extremely skilled, I find ruclips.net/video/ZagsLrNzg3I/видео.html much more impressive both visually and in sound, even though that is from a college group. But it totally is my preference as I've always felt that marching percussion instruments sound kind of bland. And I'm by no means someone who has enough knowledge and experience to go rating different drummers, especially when they use completely different types of drum.
that is an understatement
@@TheTeresu Thanks. That was very good, and i enjoyed that. Many years ago I saw an huge English band called She-Boom (long before the internet and youtube.) which was also all female and more vital, with many huge kettle drums and many other types.
I think you are comparing apples with oranges. Static bands have a very different sound, the ones favoured in the west are often too focused on sheer power and seem to have a surprisingly limited range of sound and repertoire, but maybe that is just me.
Military and marching bands are no better, but provide a very different styles of music and a wider repertoire of things played. The variation of drum styles, including drum speeds which seem to defy explanation as how it can be done are standard, making pounding a big drum in a group of big drums, a high effort but relatively low skill activity.
Great collaboration between everyone. I loved the joy in your music.
Love it.
The UK media should show more of this stuff.
Love the Union.
Both, Japan and England have some things in common. Both are islands, both are empires, and both have wonderful, talented and beautiful people. Thank you both, for so much you've given to the whole world.
England is not an island however Britain is, these are the Welsh Guards they are not from England they are from Wales.
The hand movements of the Taiko drummers were really hypnotising!
I watched the Taiko Drummers perform at the Ordway in the Twin Cities, Minnesota decades ago and I will never forget it. I took my husband on his birthday since he was a timpani and bass drummer with the UofM Marching and Concert Bands. I have two Kodo cds which I still play...but they really need to be seen!
Saw them in Blackpool in UK in early 90's, like you I found them awesome, I felt the beat in evry nerve!
Jon Fox Were the Welsh Guards with them? They were not at the Ordway; that’s a concert I’d love to experience!
two awesome cultures meet and combine power.....makes me shiver
Does anybody know of more things like this where Japanese and Welsh musical instruments are used together in music? I would love to hear more stuff like this - drums, flutes, stringed instruments, the lot!!
Great illustration of rhythm and timing... Luvvin it....
This is really an interesting conversation and I find they have done good communication.
What a mix 😄 I never thought about hearing that but it existed 😊
I'll bet that Guards had fun doing that, must have made quite a change for them
OUTSTANDING SHOW.
GREAT TO SEE A BATTLE WITH DRUM'S THEN GUN'S. THANK YOU FOR VIDEO.
i wish people would learn the difference between THEN and THAN. This suggests they used guns after the drums.
@@jtbethel That's what I tought
Or maybe they did shoot at each other after.
The Welsh Guard with the base drum was of a few times, he fluffed it when playing with the girl and again while in the line. I love watching the Takio drummers, my go to is Drum Tao.
Two of my heritages combined! So awesome! 😀👍
Nasty
There's always one 'photographer' who has to get in the way.
ALWAYS
LOL
what an absoute twat.
Last street performance I saw on here had a Granny with an Elmo doll getting around on a mobility scooter. At first she was far away and then she was up close. Felt very Sesame Street to me but the drumline was very good.
He was the official photographer doing his JOB. Wombats.
Very cool, two different worlds drumming together
Music is an international language. See how many people came together, listened and understood...
Could you imagine those drums coming across a field just before a battle started…I’d be running in the opposite direction!
Omg this is so awesome. All it needs is for African drummers and this is like a historical drama
Lol no
Quarantine's got me going Taiko over these drum performances
Love our boys 🏴 ❤️ respect to them for joining in a another culture music
this is a really interesting combination! i’d like to see more.
I would have loved to see that live.
So used to Celtic music lately so I keep expecting to hear a bagpipe! 😂😂
面白いな～。
ドラムと太鼓のコラボ。
I love this two of the Greatest Civilizations different part of the world
western and oriental
ex 3 company and corps of drums . well done lads . CYMRU AM BYTH
Two completely different styles of drumming here. The military drumming of the Guards was designed to encourage troops on the battlefield and to transmit orders and signals under fire. Taiko drums by their very size are not a portable instrument and are designed for a more courtly performance. to say one is better than the other is to demonstrate pure ignorance. in this performance both styles strive to each compliment the other. It's about music people not trashtalk.
You're some what right, and abit ignorant to lol, Taiko drums where used for battle, too and also communication between villages. They where also used in battlefields, to Intimidate enemys, and inspire troops main purpose, to intimidate. Dont know if youve seen, where two daimyōs(Lords), send their best Retainers(Samurai Generals in training), to fight the enemy best Retainer. Taiko drums where used by both sides while this took place. altho Its still somewhat unclear the purpose of this duels,Daimyō's would still engage in battle after their reteiners, Lose or win the duel. So... yeah "pure Ignorance" huh?
Hi in Northern Ireland we have the Lambeg drums played with canes worth watching on RUclips
No partisan stuff. This is what we (humans) could do. This is a sounding to the universe. Each (and all) unit is so disciplined and co-ordinated, and calls up high emotions. I don't know how to put it. These are the ones to put us out and about to the galaxy. It is a wide vacuum beyond our atmosphere. If (and we will or perish) we can combine/complement each other/person/government/civilization/drum and bugle corp (jokeA), this is our clarion call to survival. And if not, these ladies and gentlemen ROCK@!!@!!
Taiko drums were used in battle. I dunno who tf liked your comment except more dumbfucks like yourself. Also you'd think it'd be obvious they were used on the field by just the style of music taiko drummers perform.
Taiko are universally battle drums in Asian cultures from China, Japan down to Thailand and Malay states. Thais call them literally 'battle drums'. They are signal instruments and does build morale.
this gives me goose bumps.
Two different ethnicities crossing a cultural divide, the world needs to do this more.
Corgipon
Great! You want another religion about incest.
F*cking weeb.
as a drummer I can only say that I enjoyed every bang.
Great talent, and showman ship all round. I hope they all went around Weatherspoon's after...
Such an amazing clash of 2 worlds. What better than a call-back song to unite two cultures?
At 2.50 the Taiko drummers say "Call that a bass drum?" "Now THIS is a bass drum!"
Stunning mix between the two drum sets, now just add some Horse kettle drums i say.
This reminds me of the Singapore Armed Forces Central Band performance in the Royal Edinburgh Military tattoo. 3 of the Drummers used Chinese drums to simulate a part of Singapore's History
えっ、中国じゃなくて和太鼓だから日本では？違うかも
Love it! Now.....if we could maybe add a Drum Line, and a percussion group from a Samba Parade!
East meets West. Most pleasant
LOVE IT would love to see more of that !
this is very cool ! I was in the W.G. corp of drums back in 1990 and we used to get involved in some very cool stuff.
Awesome, literally. Thank you!
Good mix tape yo! Long live the taikos. This is morning wake up song I need to se up in my alarm clock.
I like these cultural collabs :D
You know, for the sheer intimidation of sounds of battle, nobody can outdo Taiko drummers. They sound like, "Doom is nigh, gentlemen! Now, come out here with your little plastic drums!" 😈 I wonder what Scottish pipes and Taiko drums would sound like together, pipes being my second favorite for inducing goosebumps.
yeah but that's not what they're for so
@@JAWZxz Ok, but still...!😈
These people would be blown away by the sheer awesomeness of a good American College football team's marching band. They would make your knees quiver and put chills down your spine. Amazing sound.
Europe and Asia two of the most powerful civilisation in the world coming together,great
You have to give the Welsh Guard credit though. They are incredibly disciplined and professional. I mean here they are, just doing their daily routine all while these protestors and their drums trying to prove their point. Hats off to the Welsh Guard.
Japan, cheers and calls help unite the war drums.
Welsh, clear and cut, metal and plastic. Already knows what to do.
Ya'll great :D
If only all wars were fought this way.
Agreed
Man, that was beautiful.
Awesome thanks Trev 🇬🇧.
Wow what a video. So relaxing.. Thanks
K I 9
PREPARE .... FOR .... WAAAAR! Absolutely stirs the blood. Great combination of drum types. You can visualize yourself on top of a hill ready to charge the valley below...in furs or leather, Northman or Samurai
Awesome from both sides of drummers, maybe this was a set piece??? I don't care well done to the Welsh lads an the Taiko lads.
The Taiko drums have more resonance, but this still awesome!
well taiko drums are war drums, they're meant to carry over a chaotically louf battle field.
@@Coramelimane same of welsh
This is how cultures should work.
This juxtaposition of two forms of drumming can symbolise well the transition and adaption of an ancient country into the modern world, and its struggles to preserve its identity or to adapt to outside influences.
SirKossua19n16 nah, it's just fun
@@SoloPilot6 Yes it is, but even symbolism makes it more beautiful and fun.
¡ Un espectáculo unico ! Muchísimas gracias 😊🥁😊 Aligatô , Thank you .😊💂♂️🥁🗾😊
PAZ MUNDIAL AQUÍ 🙏🏽🌞💃❤ Si podemos tener paz en nuestro entorno inmediato, ese es el comienzo de la PAZ en todo...
EXCELLENT!!!
Two sounds of war drums
East meets West,entrusting.
The marching drum was first discovered in the ottoman, which originally wore leather evolved into what it is today
So proud of my regiment big up band of Gwent and Powys
Now this is the kind of War we should be having
Matt Last my thought exactly! Imagine if we could resolve our differences with music.
@@TheMikeHoltShow lmao i just imagine one side with drums imitating artillery fire and whistles it with flutes
How fun. I love great drumming!!
if wars could be fought and won/lost like this, the world would be all the better for it
Minorities will totally lose then.
this just sounds great.....close my eyes and im on the battlefield......
@ Nick ... I think I'd feel more confident behind the Taiko Crew if the sheer volume was going to matter ! But hey, what a great show from both sides :-)
Ce frumos ! Mărinimos sufletului (japonez - scoțieni) ce vrei m-ai mult /splendid oricum
Two Island empires! The Welsh Empire and the Japanese Empire!
Cymru am Byth! :DDDDD
Great video! Thank you for posting.
Yeah, definitely recommend this at 1.75x
Sounds amazing
面白い企画ですね！和太鼓と衛兵さんのドラムの共演🥁
楽しく観させてもらいました。
ところで和太鼓を演奏していらっしゃるのも英国の方でしょうか？
だとしたら嬉しいです、和太鼓が
現地でも愛されているって事ですものね❣️
岡田弘美 I have no idea what you are saying.......but I bet I agree!
The Taiko Drummers are from Thomas Adams School, a coeducational secondary school and sixth form in Wem, Shropshire, England.
I see they're filming the direct-to-DVD sequel to Drumline. 😀
East meets west. Thank you.
Aaaah I wish the Welsh fully utilized those snares and not just imitated the Taiko Drummers!
They could've played some cool beats while the taiko drums provided the background.
Kinda like the rhythm and lead guitars? Except drums.
Taikos as rhythm, Snares as lead.
Both drums have very different pitches and their very own charms!
They could've worked together to make some seriously sweet sounds! xP
Still, this was really cool to see :D
Hibiya Plays I think they are doing Drumline Battle-out. The object is for the challanged team to play back the opponant/challanger's rhythms. Since this is not rehersed in any way, it is a serious test of skill for a drumline. The Welsh Guards were spectacular!
agreed. lots of potential here.
Well the Welsh were supposed to respond back by repeating after the Taiko drummers haha
Note to the guy with white t-shirt. There are other people here tying to get a good view, now bugger off!
Yeah.. there's always one of those...
Fantastic, well done.
this is where we are one super thanks keep it going
For those who don;t know where Drapers' Gardens is its in London
This Taiko play every year on the route of the London 10,000 m road race, usually in Leadenhall market area. This year's race takes place 27 May 2019 -www.vitalitylondon10000.co.uk/ . For runners who missed out on a place in the London Marathon (again!) it's a great way to see most of the major landmarks of the bigger race.
i dont know how i got here but it looks like i am in some odd place in youtube agen. 😂
Me too buts it’s great to hear this lol.
Could be worse...
Finally, quality boss music
2 different world but one thing in common. Drumming. 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Greatest rap battle of all time
great work
650th anniversary?!? We Americans have a hard time thinking back to last week.