Imagine these lads walking over the hill to battle- The opponents would turn heel and run😂The passion and skill involved is amazing to watch and listen.What a magnificent parade
I heard that when the enemy heard the bagpipers playing, they got really scared. BUT....then I wonder. The pipers carried no weapons, right? Or am I misunderstanding this?
@@kurtb8474 I know this will strike you as blasphemy but at age 80 I am playing a Walsh A2000 set of small pipes, hooked to an air compressor. Wonderful to set pressure for best tuning. Days go by without need to retune. If you want details i can supply them.
Paddy Milne : glad to ear that, I started this year only, at 52, though that never late to begin. It is hard to learn but love it. Also from my place is not easy because it is far from my culture. Spanish name leaving in south of France.... Cheers keep safe and playing such nice instrument. By the way all my compliment to all pipers
@@marffvmarffv5438 thats the point, if you dont enjoy it you wont keep at it. Suggest you pick simple tunes you like and put in what grace notes you can. Then, as you get better go back and add a few grace notes starting with ones that seem to improve the tune. Later on, unbelievable as it may seem, you will b able to add or take out grace notes as the whim strikes you during the tune. Sure its a difficult instrument but think of fiddlers...several ways to play every note and finger position decides pitch
Oh my word those drill sergeants and instructors......played bagpipes for 10 years in a school in South Africa and we had the late Pipe Major Waters......highly decorated during WW2......just scared the pants off you......what great times and great memories......will listen for hours and get all teary eyed even at age 60....50 years along
As an American, and a Marine (a service who use many British derived marching traditions) it's always fascinating to see the differences in US & UK marching styles. I play the pipes (badly) and could only hope to sound this good myself. Great video.
My US friend who is former Army just said this the other day at my kids awards ceremony (we are Canadian). He didn’t elaborate. Is it because it’s slower? Smaller steps? They will march slower if there are pipes and drums, or a memorial they do this funeral march which looks different. For cadets this group is pretty good. I’ve seen some pretty rough looking drill 😂. My dd takes drill very seriously and she gets so annoyed when kids aren’t “squared away” and marching properly.
I am Italian and feeling the power that rises from my speakers, closing my eyes, I am in Scotland and I feel Scottish. God save the culture of our glorious and wonderful traditions
Very important I'm glad to see so many young faces being a Canadian I know I know people in my family that were in the wars and said there was nothing better than having
I'VE WATCHED THESE CLIPS A NUMBER OF TIMES & I 'VE GOT TO SAY THAT THEY PLAY SO WELL & WITH SUCH A MEASURED PACE THE ONLY OTHER PERFORMANCE SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER IS THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS !
Such discipline and dedication to an amazing instrument. It's a beautiful sight seeing young people embracing their culture and preserving it for the next generation. God Bless Scotland.
I was in the Devon and Dorset Regt for 15 years then 7 with Army Cadets and I can tell you I would march onto Buckingham Palace behind these with Goosebumps they are a credit to themselves and their instructors well done boys and girls.
Absolute precision from this fine array of young people. The dedication required to perform at such a level is a tribute to them and their directing staff
@@wriggle_official Oh, I suppose you are right, but still, what about all those psychiatrists and drug counselors who need young neurotics to treat? Pipe bands like this are not good for their business.
This is one of the finest band I have ever heard. Their beat is perfect and the piping is inspiring. That's from someone who served with the Canadian Black Watch, 45 Commando in Arbroath Scotland, and lived in Scotland for 3 years.
Every time I feel like I need a smile but don't know where to find it... i watch and listen to this. In these days of gloom, these young cadets show how uplifting order, discipline, and music can be. I hope they all went on to fulfill their dreams, and their destiny.
Its great to see Cadets still performing on the magnificent parade ground of Cameron Barracks. Built by the Royal Engineers in 1880/86. Pipes and Drums have been performing on this Parade ground since 1910! - This performance must be one of the best. - I have been watching this for a couple of years now, it seems to get better each time!!
The rush I get playing with this band is unbelievable even playing in trencal snow 2 years ago. When reading all these comments, I feel so proud to know that I am part of this. 2 years in the band 3 years to go :)
JW93 in twenty years of being in a pipe band in England I have only ever come across two individuals in the pipe band scene who had a background of being in the cadets in England. England based pipers attending events like this one will be a very occasional rarity and a massive novelty.
The sound of the pipes is truly amazing, especially the turn out of the cadets perfect 👌. Greetings from Shillong 'Scotland of the East', Meghalaya, India
The notes can travel trans borders..nations races .. religion..and get the souls and spirits to awake... That's the power and gift of a Scottish bagpipe to humanity... Salutations..
Best music in the world. Such amazing precision, history. Thank you Mom and Dad for enlightening me with this incredible heritage. Lovely to see the young folk taking on this tradition
My roots are are in Scotland, with Irish and Welsh blended in. The pipes speak to me in a way only those with Celtic blood can comprehend. It is as though I am resurrecting my ancestral roots. How truly awesome is this!
This video doesn't show it, but these cadets must be the toughest, most longsuffering cadets in the ACF. Other videos show them playing in horrendous conditions. Gale force winds, rain changing to sleet/snow and back again, temps so low the bass drum has the resonance of a piece of concrete. Well done ACFPD and well done to the instructors who are able to inspire them to such commitment.
If your family came over in 'the clearances' then the blood is strong - you are Scots! There is a wonderful Album out called 'the blood is strong' the music is truly amazing, it will inform you of how your family is in Canada!
@@greigmcneish1984 One of my ancestors was named McFee from Kingarth, Bute Island, Scotland...they immigrated to America late 1700's, also have McLaughlin, McDonnell, McConachy, Stewart, and McMillan...how's that for strong Scottish blood? haha
Stumbled upon this and became quite emotional. Been "exiled " down here for about fifty years now. Great sound from a youthful band.So proud to be a Scot at times like this !
from Chile. Congratulations. that gallantry , tradition and sense of history reflected in these beautiful gears. as beautiful and lifts the spirit . Thank you
I truly enjoy seeing military marching formations. I was in the United States Air Force and did not get to do much marching but what we did, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I especially loved being a student leader, during our tech school, marching my flight to and from school. 130 souls under my command. Great times!
Thank you, I am really enjoying this, everything is tight, spot on, powerful! and thanks for including the names of the tunes. This band/s is a credit to themselves! a real treat to watch and listen to.
Brilliant playing, great tone, nice tempo, coupled with fantastic dress,drill & deportment. The instructors have done a wonderful job of showing to the rest of the piping world how it should be done. Keep up the standard so others can emulate you girl's & guy's
Magnificent. The Dingwall salute was particularly moving as my Dad served with the Seaforths in Burma during WW2 and it is one of my greatest regrets that I will never be able to visit and see where he trained.
These army cadets are as smart as any regular army band. The music is first class the lines when marching could not be straighter and everyone of the cadets just looks the part. The eyes right at the Dingwall war memorial once again could not have been done with any more respect. The best pipe band video I have seen.
These cadets have it all, I find myself listening to them more and more. I'm very impressed with their military bearing, bagpipe playing and marching. the drum majors are a joy to watch in their leadership and in-sync commands with their batons. My compliments to their cadet instructors, I'm of Scottish ancestry, had I grown up in Scotland, I would have been one of these Cadets playing the bagpipes. Please keep the videos coming, love to see more!
@@JohnGarrisonIDIC1701 I'm not sure if in England they play bagpipes, but in Canada our Cadets play all the time, every week in fact... (If they're in the band)
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you so much for your hard work and discipline... On so many levels that was so warming and enjoyable, reasurring... admirable. Best thing Ive watched in ages. Tradition and discipline... you are much loved and we need you right now to sound out from the hill tops to remind us who we are.
guys and girls - absolutely bloody fantastic!!! You showed the country what youth can do if the mindset is right. A lot of adult bands would be proud to produce a performance like this. Such musicality - such discipline and swagger. A joy to watch. be very very proud of yourselves and keep a copy of this video to show your kids etc later. Very well done to all of you!! BRAVO!! Next time tell the officers to get out of the screenshot lol
I am Italian and feeling the power that rises from my speakers, closing my eyes, I am in Scotland and I feel Scottish. God save the culture of our glorious and wonderful traditions
they were brilliant... young people committed to doing their utmost to be perfect..i love watching them play and march ...and the people run along side to watch and listen and take pics everybody always looks so proud ...
The sight of the band, Cameron Barracks and the tunes bring a tear to the eye. Thinking back to when I was doing the same thing in the same place. Good on you guys
I watch this when I have a slow time in my job. Been watching since I came upon it by the "this is suggested for you" back in 2015. Really enjoy the fine troop of cadets and you can see the respect displayed by those who do the training and guidance. Never become tired of watching the cadets.
They are military so that is why their faces have that stern look. They are marching in good order, and playing very well. It's good to watch and great to listen to.
+iab_matthew111 For some reason, (I really don't know why), pipe bands adopt a military dress and style. The kilt, the hats the jackets, etc, are what is worn by military pipe bands, as well as the marching. Along with that, they pay careful attention to military comportment. That's just how it is.
This is some of the best piping and drumming I have seen in a long time. Their marching is excellent. Lucky the bands that get any of these cadets as members. Super job guys and girls. BTW the tenor drum flourishing is exemplary!
Juan Aldaba Whilst were at it let’s look at “brown people terrorism” and how some black cultures used to historically eat other people... or let’s not do that at all and just enjoy some interesting culture or move on to a video you prefer without making it a hate issue?
@@juanaldaba4722 Given the history of supression they black and brown people have suffered at the hands of their own elected, i hardly think the forces represented in this clip are at the forefront of their minds. More likely their only hope.
Outstanding presentation, playing, marching and drills. It is never easy playing in a band of that size, with so much going on around you, but you all made it look effortless. Congratulations and what an inspiration.
I am Scottish on my dad's side of course. I just recently found out for sure we are Scottish ( wasn't sure before, thinking we were Irish). I found out my 3x great grandfather might have Bruce blood. I still need more research to find this out for sure but the paper clipping stated he as having blue blood and Bruce blood. He was born near Glasgow in 1844 and was a highlander.He came to the US in 1881 and worked in the coal mines of Pennsylvania then came to Trenton, NJ and was employed by the Pennsylvania railroad company. Then he had a grocery business.
@@alisonsmith4801 And how would you know that?? Scots cadets are called Scots cadets because they're recruited from within Scotland!! I can't really imagine some parents from the green glens of London sending their kids up north of the border to immerse themselves in real culture because the majority of the time people down south prefer to be abusive towards anything Celtic...
perfect i was taught buy Pipe major Roger Huth of the Scots Guards I agree with you totally the Drumming is awesome and the pipers fingering is soooooo acurate these kids are our future
Very bonnie indeed! My hat's off to ya. I've seen performances way under the standard of your rehearsal! I love the footwork. You guys really pay attention to the angle and the step! There's only one band I know of that has this precise of footwork and good posture and angle of the body, and that's Arcadia High School in Southern California, USA. They are well known for their marching skills. We have a bonnie little band here in Southern California, of whom I studied field show band techniques with, a Gordon Norman, (now long since retired), who had that band's now tartan pattern woven in Scotland. They have a classical drill team and classical tartan uniforms and the bagpipes lead off their march. I was a band director for 29 years and I say, you are a beautiful band indeed.
The young men and women of Scotland - We are proud of them. Their forefathers marched to the stirring sound of the pipes, In many lands.
Imagine these lads walking over the hill to battle- The opponents would turn heel and run😂The passion and skill involved is amazing to watch and listen.What a magnificent parade
I would completely cack myself senseless if these guys came at me.
I heard that when the enemy heard the bagpipers playing, they got really scared. BUT....then I wonder. The pipers carried no weapons, right? Or am I misunderstanding this?
Love the bagpipes. Still playing at 78 years of age. Ex member of the Emerald Girls Pipe Band
God love ya. Wallace is me double great grandpa and he did it so ya could.
Bless ya love.
I just celebrated 50 years of playing myself, this year. I've been with the City Of Sacramento Pipe Band 27 years. I hope I'm still at it in my 70s.
@@kurtb8474 I know this will strike you as blasphemy but at age 80 I am playing a Walsh A2000 set of small pipes, hooked to an air compressor. Wonderful to set pressure for best tuning. Days go by without need to retune. If you want details i can supply them.
Paddy Milne : glad to ear that, I started this year only, at 52, though that never late to begin. It is hard to learn but love it. Also from my place is not easy because it is far from my culture. Spanish name leaving in south of France.... Cheers keep safe and playing such nice instrument. By the way all my compliment to all pipers
@@marffvmarffv5438 thats the point, if you dont enjoy it you wont keep at it. Suggest you pick simple tunes you like and put in what grace notes you can. Then, as you get better go back and add a few grace notes starting with ones that seem to improve the tune. Later on, unbelievable as it may seem, you will b able to add or take out grace notes as the whim strikes you during the tune. Sure its a difficult instrument but think of fiddlers...several ways to play every note and finger position decides pitch
So proud of these youngsters, keeping Scotland's traditions going. Amazing performance.
Oh my word those drill sergeants and instructors......played bagpipes for 10 years in a school in South Africa and we had the late Pipe Major Waters......highly decorated during WW2......just scared the pants off you......what great times and great memories......will listen for hours and get all teary eyed even at age 60....50 years along
😂😂😂 sự sợ hãi chưa bao giờ tồn tại ở chúng tôi. Dù gì cũng 10 điểm cho sự thật thà.
Great to hear the older tunes instead of the gobbledegook “medleys” we are subjected to at competitions. Very well done.
As an American, and a Marine (a service who use many British derived marching traditions) it's always fascinating to see the differences in US & UK marching styles. I play the pipes (badly) and could only hope to sound this good myself. Great video.
Difference is these are kids
SEMPER FI Brother!
1975 to 1987 as RTO
My US friend who is former Army just said this the other day at my kids awards ceremony (we are Canadian). He didn’t elaborate. Is it because it’s slower? Smaller steps? They will march slower if there are pipes and drums, or a memorial they do this funeral march which looks different. For cadets this group is pretty good. I’ve seen some pretty rough looking drill 😂. My dd takes drill very seriously and she gets so annoyed when kids aren’t “squared away” and marching properly.
I am Italian and feeling the power that rises from my speakers, closing my eyes, I am in Scotland and I feel Scottish.
God save the culture of our glorious and wonderful traditions
Oh that's a good in
1st class piping and drumming at such a young age, everyone involved should b immensely proud of themselves slangevar 👍👍
Very important I'm glad to see so many young faces being a Canadian I know I know people in my family that were in the wars and said there was nothing better than having
The future of Pipe Bands is in good hands,well done everyone.
I'VE WATCHED THESE CLIPS A NUMBER OF TIMES & I 'VE GOT TO SAY THAT THEY PLAY SO WELL & WITH SUCH A MEASURED PACE THE ONLY OTHER PERFORMANCE SIGNIFICANTLY BETTER IS THE WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS !
But i would say, at the worlds they perform the music perfect, but here they play the music. This music here has soul.
These young folks are great! Gives me delicious chills from head to toe! Thanks!
Kudos to Maj. Stout, his staff, and these magnificently talented pipers!
What true honor to be in this group of pipes and drums!! The precision of all of this is so amazing.
Fantastic, the Heart of Scotland, my cousins. From Brittany (France). The Celtic Culture is alive and proud.
The Auld Alliance, "Vieille Alliance", vive la France, vive L'Ecosse ( hope i got it right )
Merci beaucoup
Such discipline and dedication to an amazing instrument. It's a beautiful sight seeing young people embracing their culture and preserving it for the next generation. God Bless Scotland.
Ubertubermeister &4q@
God bless Scotland
God bless Scotland and the United Kingdom
Indeed! Well said!
Outstanding and your comments are spot on as are your sentiments - well said!
Never tire of this. I have been listening to these great kids and this RUclips for years.
I was in the Devon and Dorset Regt for 15 years then 7 with Army Cadets and I can tell you I would march onto Buckingham Palace behind these with Goosebumps they are a credit to themselves and their instructors well done boys and girls.
Absolute precision from this fine array of young people. The dedication required to perform at such a level is a tribute to them and their directing staff
Yes, but these poor kids have surely lost the opportunity to spend thousands of hours playing video games in their bedrooms and basements.
@@piperg6179that’s a good thing to have missed though…
@@wriggle_official Oh, I suppose you are right, but still, what about all those psychiatrists and drug counselors who need young neurotics to treat? Pipe bands like this are not good for their business.
These cadets are nothing short of astonishing. It's a pleasure every time I watch it. Here's, cadets.
This is one of the finest band I have ever heard. Their beat is perfect and the piping is inspiring. That's from someone who served with the Canadian Black Watch, 45 Commando in Arbroath Scotland, and lived in Scotland for 3 years.
Every time I feel like I need a smile but don't know where to find it... i watch and listen to this. In these days of gloom, these young cadets show how uplifting order, discipline, and music can be. I hope they all went on to fulfill their dreams, and their destiny.
Whenever I see a Scottish pipe band my eyes well up. Everytime... and I'm from the Fatherland. Love it.
Its great to see Cadets still performing on the magnificent parade ground of Cameron Barracks. Built by the Royal Engineers in 1880/86. Pipes and Drums have been performing on this Parade ground since 1910! - This performance must be one of the best. - I have been watching this for a couple of years now, it seems to get better each time!!
This is great band music. I salute the guys who practiced it so well🎉
As a scotsman I ve never been more proud of our pipes n drums
Been to cameron barracks as a piper loved every minute of it ,learn alot in a short time
The rush I get playing with this band is unbelievable even playing in trencal snow 2 years ago. When reading all these comments, I feel so proud to know that I am part of this. 2 years in the band 3 years to go :)
Now after 3 years, any update?
Alison Smith seems to think these cadets are from England and Wales!! Can you clarify to Alison if they are Scottish or not please. Thank you...
And so you should feel proud JustAnotherGirl I would say you all did Scotland proud. And I will keep returning to watch you all again and again..
Mark Kavanagh they do come from all over the U.K. the cadets forces are operational in all constituent countries of the U.K.
JW93 in twenty years of being in a pipe band in England I have only ever come across two individuals in the pipe band scene who had a background of being in the cadets in England. England based pipers attending events like this one will be a very occasional rarity and a massive novelty.
The best band I have ever seen in my life , totally disciplined .
Lovely....My family hails from the lowlands, but I'm still Scots, and my ears never fail to prick up when I hear the skirl of the pipes....
The sound of the pipes is truly amazing, especially the turn out of the cadets perfect 👌. Greetings from Shillong 'Scotland of the East', Meghalaya, India
The notes can travel trans borders..nations races .. religion..and get the souls and spirits to awake...
That's the power and gift of a Scottish bagpipe to humanity...
Salutations..
From America, love watching this. I watch this several times a week and never tire of the performance.
Best music in the world. Such amazing precision, history.
Thank you Mom and Dad for enlightening me with this incredible heritage.
Lovely to see the young folk taking on this tradition
It couldn't be better !
Wonderful music !
Stay healthy !
Greetings from Berlin (Germany) !
I love this. These are the youth the media need to show. you watch youth programs like this. The worlds future seem so much brighter. love the music
My roots are are in Scotland, with Irish and Welsh blended in. The pipes speak to me in a way only those with Celtic blood can comprehend. It is as though I am resurrecting my ancestral roots. How truly awesome is this!
I believe it is truly in the blood or ancestral memory. I do understand.
The sound of freedom! If you are in trouble and you hear this sound, whoever had their boot on your neck is now in for a rough wooing.
I have watched this several times. It is still the best I have seen.
Totally agree! Outstanding!
aye, they are bloody well impressive. not a one out of tune
Never heard so many pipes & drums synced so well
Beautiful music, bloody marvelous job, lasses and lads. God Bless Scotland.
This video doesn't show it, but these cadets must be the toughest, most longsuffering cadets in the ACF. Other videos show them playing in horrendous conditions. Gale force winds, rain changing to sleet/snow and back again, temps so low the bass drum has the resonance of a piece of concrete. Well done ACFPD and well done to the instructors who are able to inspire them to such commitment.
This is so powerful. The honor you men have and your talent...gives me goosebumps. Irish gal proud of this sound and the honor of our heritage.
What a great sight to see, those wonderful young people keeping up tradition. Thanks for posting.
Brings a tear to the eye with pride. - Your all a credit to your families and country.
Totally awesome! Can't help but feel proud of my heritage. My family immigrated from the Scottish Highlands back in the 1800's to Nova Scotia Canada
If your family came over in 'the clearances' then the blood is strong - you are Scots! There is a wonderful Album out called 'the blood is strong' the music is truly amazing, it will inform you of how your family is in Canada!
@@greigmcneish1984 One of my ancestors was named McFee from Kingarth, Bute Island, Scotland...they immigrated to America late 1700's, also have McLaughlin, McDonnell, McConachy, Stewart, and McMillan...how's that for strong Scottish blood? haha
Stumbled upon this and became quite emotional. Been "exiled " down here for about fifty years now. Great sound from a youthful band.So proud to be a Scot at times like this !
Ronalda Larsen you can go back up you know?
Ancestors are picts
Wow, came across this by accident.... this is up there with the best of Pipes and Drum Bands......Well done and thanks for posting...
same here
and here. Post some more svp.
I have seen this video at least 50 times. I never tire of it. They are an exceptional group!
Still Watching it !!! Still Love this band !!!
from Chile.
Congratulations.
that gallantry , tradition and sense of history reflected in these beautiful gears.
as beautiful and lifts the spirit .
Thank you
I truly enjoy seeing military marching formations. I was in the United States Air Force and did not get to do much marching but what we did, I thoroughly enjoyed it. I especially loved being a student leader, during our tech school, marching my flight to and from school. 130 souls under my command. Great times!
Thank you, I am really enjoying this, everything is tight, spot on, powerful! and thanks for including the names of the tunes. This band/s is a credit to themselves! a real treat to watch and listen to.
I have been watching this for three years now and always enjoy. There is something magical about the sound of bagpipes. These kids are wonderful.
Brilliant playing, great tone, nice tempo, coupled with fantastic dress,drill & deportment.
The instructors have done a wonderful job of showing to the rest of the piping world how it should be done. Keep up the standard so others can emulate you girl's & guy's
Magnificent. The Dingwall salute was particularly moving as my Dad served with the Seaforths in Burma during WW2 and it is one of my greatest regrets that I will never be able to visit and see where he trained.
There is something inside me that I get the chills when I hear bagpipes and drums play . I must have Scottish blood in me.
These army cadets are as smart as any regular army band. The music is first class the lines when marching could not be straighter and everyone of the cadets just looks the part. The eyes right at the Dingwall war memorial once again could not have been done with any more respect. The best pipe band video I have seen.
Don't know if it's just because I'm Scottish, but the sound of a pipe band just makes me so proud and patriotic
I am proud to be Scottish and I will be until I die and God bless they'r souls.
Marching in sync is so beautiful to watch.
Chaloner h
These cadets have it all, I find myself listening to them more and more. I'm very impressed with their military bearing, bagpipe playing and marching. the drum majors are a joy to watch in their leadership and in-sync commands with their batons.
My compliments to their cadet instructors, I'm of Scottish ancestry, had I grown up in Scotland, I would have been one of these Cadets playing the bagpipes.
Please keep the videos coming, love to see more!
@@JohnGarrisonIDIC1701 I'm not sure if in England they play bagpipes, but in Canada our Cadets play all the time, every week in fact... (If they're in the band)
It don't get much better than that,brilliant playing & marching.i see it was at my old Cameron barracks.
Well done really proud to be an old piper.
Lovely ... appreciated from India
Absolutely fabulous. Thank you so much for your hard work and discipline... On so many levels that was so warming and enjoyable, reasurring... admirable. Best thing Ive watched in ages. Tradition and discipline... you are much loved and we need you right now to sound out from the hill tops to remind us who we are.
Fantastic I am very proud to have been an Officer in the Cadet Forces. The standard is second to none and no sheet music in sight.
guys and girls - absolutely bloody fantastic!!! You showed the country what youth can do if the mindset is right. A lot of adult bands would be proud to produce a performance like this. Such musicality - such discipline and swagger. A joy to watch. be very very proud of yourselves and keep a copy of this video to show your kids etc later. Very well done to all of you!! BRAVO!!
Next time tell the officers to get out of the screenshot lol
I am Italian and feeling the power that rises from my speakers, closing my eyes, I am in Scotland and I feel Scottish.
God save the culture of our glorious and wonderful traditions
they were brilliant... young people committed to doing their utmost to be perfect..i love watching them play and march ...and the people run along side to watch and listen and take pics everybody always looks so proud ...
God Bless Scotland and all the young lads and lasses of Cameron Barracks. They make it look easy. JP
The sight of the band, Cameron Barracks and the tunes bring a tear to the eye. Thinking back to when I was doing the same thing in the same place. Good on you guys
E' bello vedere come rispettate le vostre tradizioni e quanta serietà e impegno dedicate ad esse.
This group is legit, as a fireman I get emotional at our funerals whenever the pipes and drums come, it just hits you different
Love the pipes always have from an old english veteran
I watch this when I have a slow time in my job. Been watching since I came upon it by the "this is suggested for you" back in 2015. Really enjoy the fine troop of cadets and you can see the respect displayed by those who do the training and guidance. Never become tired of watching the cadets.
Kudos from a german-turkish guy! Loved this. Love this Country, people and music! :)
Superb, pipes and drums played this well could bring a tear to a glass eye, nothing but nothing beats the sound of the pipes
They are military so that is why their faces have that stern look. They are marching in good order, and playing very well. It's good to watch and great to listen to.
+iab_matthew111 For some reason, (I really don't know why), pipe bands adopt a military dress and style. The kilt, the hats the jackets, etc, are what is worn by military pipe bands, as well as the marching. Along with that, they pay careful attention to military comportment. That's just how it is.
I can't get enough of it. Pibe bands touch my heart even though I am German.
nice video.
I like the Scottish pipes and drums.
it's beutifoul .
special greetings from Germany ; )
I've watched this video many times and am amazed at the dedication and wonderful playing of these young people. Fantastic. Love every minute of it.
This is some of the best piping and drumming I have seen in a long time. Their marching is excellent. Lucky the bands that get any of these cadets as members. Super job guys and girls. BTW the tenor drum flourishing is exemplary!
Feel honoured to have been a cadet here, unfortunately not playing, but watching, the band sound even better than they did here, and they were amazing
Centuries of tradition in the sound of pipes and drums... hypnotic music, played on so many battle fields... How I wish to be a Scot!
Juan Aldaba Whilst were at it let’s look at “brown people terrorism” and how some black cultures used to historically eat other people... or let’s not do that at all and just enjoy some interesting culture or move on to a video you prefer without making it a hate issue?
@@juanaldaba4722 Given the history of supression they black and brown people have suffered at the hands of their own elected, i hardly think the forces represented in this clip are at the forefront of their minds. More likely their only hope.
@@cmcc3721 cool 😎!!!!! Thank you for that you bloody inbred!!!!
@@juanaldaba4722 idiot
@@harrypoole6227 I don't see much in the way of substance in those replies.
Sounds like one set of pipes. The togetherness is on another level. Just absolutely perfect.
Bravissimi!!! From Italy 🇮🇹🇬🇧
What a pleasure to watch. The talent that these young people possess is amazing. They do their Country proud!
Outstanding presentation, playing, marching and drills.
It is never easy playing in a band of that size, with so much going on around you, but you all made it look effortless.
Congratulations and what an inspiration.
second that these kid are amazing
Love the pipes.
I wish I could salute them.
The pipes are fantastic, but it's the drums that send shivers up my spine. Thank you.
I believe you have left the world heartily impressed. Congratulations to all, your hard efforts all here to see and enjoy. Keep it going!
Thanks for posting. Fabulous P&D band, and great sound quality. Nice repitoire too.
Oh to my glory days when i was drumming and eventually lead massed Pipes and Drums as a senior Drum Major
This is the best video on RUclips on the subject and with the best presentation and tune.
Really enjoyed this, many thanks for posting. That's an exceptionally high standard for cadets.
Perfection from a Marching Band member from Houston Texas in 1971-1975
My respect from Greece!
God Bless you people
I love hearing the bagpipes I am so proud to be a Scottish Viking Scotland will live on forever one of the best countries in the world
I'm proud to be Scottish and a cadet
S2 FreeGaming Ellis,Ryan,Robbie I'm a cadet piper
Los felicito
Am just proud tae be scottish
Proud to be a Cadet as well, only I'm a Canadian. But it's pretty much the same, aside from the different uniform.
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Thank god for those who are willing to give up their time...to train and to be trained. There is hope......from Canada...well done!
I am Scottish on my dad's side of course. I just recently found out for sure we are Scottish ( wasn't sure before, thinking we were Irish). I found out my 3x great grandfather might have Bruce blood. I still need more research to find this out for sure but the paper clipping stated he as having blue blood and Bruce blood. He was born near Glasgow in 1844 and was a highlander.He came to the US in 1881 and worked in the coal mines of Pennsylvania then came to Trenton, NJ and was employed by the Pennsylvania railroad company. Then he had a grocery business.
Wonderful to see young men and women with this ancient and moving musical competence.
These kids are a credit to the UK, so are the volunteers who lead them!
You mean a credit to Scotland!!.
@@markkavanagh4457 I think there cadets from all over the U.K....
Those are definitely British uniforms they have on them and the Ministry of Defence is very much fun from London.
@@alisonsmith4801 And how would you know that?? Scots cadets are called Scots cadets because they're recruited from within Scotland!! I can't really imagine some parents from the green glens of London sending their kids up north of the border to immerse themselves in real culture because the majority of the time people down south prefer to be abusive towards anything Celtic...
@@MrBagpipes1971 never knew tartans originated down south!! If your from London then why do you have the Irish Ulster flag on your profile??
all this from a musical instrument that was originally intended to terrorize the enemy. well done . bravo.
Out standing. As an ex Scots Guardsman, I thought the marching and the playing was first rate. Very well done to all involved.
perfect i was taught buy Pipe major Roger Huth of the Scots Guards I agree with you totally the Drumming is awesome and the pipers fingering is soooooo acurate these kids are our future
Very bonnie indeed! My hat's off to ya. I've seen performances way under the standard of your rehearsal! I love the footwork. You guys really pay attention to the angle and the step! There's only one band I know of that has this precise of footwork and good posture and angle of the body, and that's Arcadia High School in Southern California, USA. They are well known for their marching skills. We have a bonnie little band here in Southern California, of whom I studied field show band techniques with, a Gordon Norman, (now long since retired), who had that band's now tartan pattern woven in Scotland. They have a classical drill team and classical tartan uniforms and the bagpipes lead off their march. I was a band director for 29 years and I say, you are a beautiful band indeed.