Queen Elizabeth II - one final lament, “A Salute to the Royal Fendersmith”
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2022
- The Lone Piper at Queen Elizabeth II Funeral
The music that signaled the start of the Queen's mornings signaled the end of her funeral, as he played one final lament, “A Salute to the Royal Fendersmith,” while her coffin was lowered into the Royal Vault beneath St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
Pipe Major Paul Burns
I felt it was the most simple part of the day but the most poignant
I've made a couple of subtle edits of my own to enhance the original broadcast
The most powerful moment in television history.. Had the whole world crying.
you're right!
Not me 🤷🏻♂️ .
I am not..
@@acikmion5763 than your a heartless sick.
Apart from the fenian bastards who partied over her death
The piper called for her soul, and led her away, so the family could bury her remains. What a beautiful moment.
That is a beautiful and wishful idea. She would be child skipping to the music? Your comment will give people a lot to think about.
Emma.. Extremely emotional and very moving... was in tears with the rest of the world XX
@@feliciawillson3345 I personally think she would be herself from her 20’s with Phillip waiting at the end for her 🥺
Beautiful
@@louisegraham157 I like that idea too.
I'm Japanese, but I don't think there's anyone who has been so loved by the people. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Arigato
Princess Diana was loved greatly too. It was an amazing turn out for her as well. I remember men and women openly crying in the streets and the beautiful sound of the church bells as her casket left the church after her service. I felt so sad for Harry and William. Both just boys at the time and having to solemnly walk behind their Mom’s coffin in public for some distance. Also Diana’s brother’s speech for her was beautiful and touching, and the massive round of applause in reaction that spilled from the public outside and spread inwards into the church. Elton John also sang ‘Candle in the Wind’ at her service. Unforgettable. All of it. The Queen’s service was touching too. Incredible life of service. 💜
Thank you, you are very kind. M.
The land of green lands, that we are
❤ This was the most beautiful and final poignant goodby to our country’s greatest treasure xx Rip Your Majesty x
As a Scotsman, I'm intensely proud that my beloved Queen Elizabeth II chose to see out her days in Scotland.
Rest in Peace, Ma'am.
🏴🇬🇧
She loved Scotland.
As do we.
Until ya come to Wembley.x
Born in London tho!
@@DRoberts-we2vg Yes she was, however she was half Scottish, her mother Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother was a Scot born and bred. Her late MTQ was proud of her Scottish roots and of her love of her Balmoral estate, which was privately owned by her.
She loved all of her peoples in the UK, Northern Ireland and the Commonwealth and served over 70 years of unwavering service with no prejudice.
@@deenieteenie3934correct.
@@deenieteenie3934I’m actually a sea cadet and when I watched her funeral. It was just a massive sorrow for the people in London and global.
The funeral was phenomenal, Just absolutely beautiful, but her piper at the end and walking away playing her favorite music finished me for keeping composure! Most beautiful funeral I have ever seen. ❤️❤️😢😢❤️❤️
Definitely and Prince Phillips funeral was just as beautiful 💜
@Sarah that's very emotional
It was such a wonderful funeral. The scottish out did themselves with the bagpipes! God save the queen.! 🏴🏴🏴
Literally the bit that busted me. You just know it’s the end. The final farewell.
Just the pipes would've been moving enough. But him slowly walking away..... . So moving!!!! A beautiful and dignified farewell.
And just like that, The Lone Piper led Queen Elizabeth's soul to heaven.
Even a non-royalist like me teared up at the end. As a proud Scotsman, it was good to see the bagpipes see her to her final rest.
The pipes have been adopted by so many countries across the world. Their beauty and poignance is appreciated by people on all continents.
@@archiebald4717
I play several instruments, but think bagpipes would rank first as my favorite (even though this is not one that I play). I know of no other musical instrument that so instantly cuts to the heart, and that so poignantly stirs emotion. Knowing that the queen loved the pipes and awakened daily to a piper outside of her window makes this last farewell to her all the more stirring and sad.
For all different ideals and places of origin, Britain is stronger united and the bagpipes are a proud passionate instrument to represent the Scots with huge respect.
Beautiful symbolism: The lament fades as the piper slowly walks out the shadows into the sun light.
May she rest in light. Duty done.
Elizabeth the Devoted.
Your boys did a cracking job :)
Pipe Major Paul Burns lives just a couple of miles away from me. Our entire local area, indeed Country are so proud of Paul. Thanks Paul -
Bonjour,
Vous pouvez être fière de lui le son de sa cornemuse a ému des personnes du monde entier certainement parce qu'à travers la musique on a ressenti toute son émotion sa peine et son coeur. Je ne sais pas si c'est le fait de jouer dans ce lieu mais je trouve le son très clair pour une cornemuse. Merci Major Paul Burns pour ce moment historique.
He did such a beautiful job. This reminds me of my dad. Who was originally from Dunoon then moved to Canada. My father used to play with the Queens Own Cameron Highlanders in Canada.
No one does this better than the British. Absolutely beautiful, and yet soul wrenching at the same time.
A Scottish lament for King James 1V of Scotland 🏴 and those who fought alongside him on Flodden field….September 9th. 1513.
@@Fernandwinniebla bla bloody bla 🏴
Very moving. Specially the fading away.. Imagine being woken up by a lone piper every morning, here in Scotland
as the Queen was.
long live the king!
Not just Scotland... Her Majesty was greeted by a Piper everywhere everyday...
I would have loved it. I do this for Woody.EXE’s arrival and he literally cries
Queen Elizabeth 11 was the best and so is this music.
I'm Indonesian, I came here because of this song. Never heard bagpipes song in my life, but I fell in love with Scotland music when I heard this song. Goodbye your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,
rest in peace 🤍🤍
Terima Kasi
The bagpiper and his last farewell. The most touching and emotional moment of this funeral imho.
The Most Beautiful Farewell...The fading sound of the pipes intertwined with Her Majesty's reign fading softly away into history.
Two Sugars .. Beautiful comment xx
Beautiful comment, indeed.
I go for Elvis…well, he had Scottish genes, so….
This was the moment for me, positively ethereal as the piper walked down the hall, it felt as if he was leading the Queen to heaven. As he turned the corner and the music faded it was the most poignant moment of the day. Just magnificent.
100% feel the same way. It’s was just beautiful.
Only time I cried throughout it all. Missed the subtlety of the coffin lowering! Had to play it back once eyes dried.
Scotland may wish to separate from the UK, but the Queen revered it above all places.
I hope they are able to compromise. If not, those entombed there may not end up resting in peace for long.
How that coffine loarded to underground
What is the mechanism of that
@@tharidu6792 I assume some kind if hydraulics but since it it an old chapel, could be a manual mechanism where someone turns a wheel to lower it. It was so slow I missed it the first time. I was concentrating on the piper and when they cut back to the chapel the coffin was gone! Had to replay it.
DIVERGENT Senior is that chaple is Underground?
Can people go to Royal chaple?
Proudly scottish fiercely british, rest in peace your majesty and long live the union 🏴🇬🇧🏴🇬🇧
I am also a proud loyal royal GOD SAVE THE 👑 ♥️🤍💙🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Amen to that! 🏴🇬🇧
I don't know what it was, and I'm sure I'll never explain it, but for the first time in my entire life, after the deaths of so many celebrities, well known figures, Royals and people who had been in my life since I was a child; when I found out Queen Elizabeth II had passed away, I felt sick, adrift, and lost. I'm far from a Royalist, but I believe that with her, an era ended. Rest in peace ma'am. God Save the Queen.
Many of us felt that. Her majesty was all we knew. Savour every moment. Nothing lasts forever.
Me and my mother went out after the funeral and I just cried in my mothers arms when it was over. Everyone stopped to see it because it was so heartbreaking for my mother to do this in front of everyone but she’s always brave my mother
Funny you say that, I'm no Royalist either, but when The Queen died, I actually felt a loss in my heart and I couldn't explain why.
An incredible lady, monarch, service, respect and day...one to never be forgotten...God save the Queen!
I am Sudanese and we loved her Royal Highness and Majesty to the extreme and we never forget and wish her a castle in paradise
Dr Abdel Bari London
It makes me sad how were all here and then just one day were not.
Even though I had no particular interest in the Royal Family or their activities, the thing with the Queen is that she was just a constant, and a symbol of stability, we've become so accustomed to her just being there and hearing this lone piper play and seeing the Queen lowered into the ground never to be seen again, not only makes you feel for her Majesty but all loved ones we've lost. Sad, haunting but beautiful at the same time, a fitting end to a most wonderful service.
So sad to see that very haunting but proud and noble send off for a remarkable person. Sad but beautiful. RIP Your Majesty. Now being with your parents,sister and husband.🇬🇧 🙏 🇬🇧
@@brucekilby9957
I will be having a lemet at my funeral because i love the war and a huge send off by 1940
@@nicolelawless3199 That sounds very Noble and to have a Lament would be so Moving for your family and friends.1940.
I am an Iranian and I have wached all of funeral films and photos hundreds of time and still can’t believe she has gone and every time I each I nearly want cry , I love her , she was an amazing queen 😢😢🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Whenever me and Woody.EXE look back on the funeral, I tell him “you did so well”
As a Scotsman and piper , I watched this moment in Marmaris .
The place was awestruck.
Salute to Paul Burns.
Made us proud.
The final farewell, a lot of emotion, a lot of tradition, a lot of respect.Queen Elizabeth II the Queen of the century.
Thank you, Pipe Major Burns for that truly beautiful send off for her majesty. Your performance will stay with me till the day I pass. So very moving. God bless Lilibeth... and God bless you, sir.
Totally agree , the delivery of this piece of music is absolutely regal .
Which god?
What a beautiful powerful moment Elizabeth was truely queen of scots
The sound of the pipes is deeply ingrained into the soul and culture of Britain, what a fitting end to a life well led.
British by birth, English by grace of God....that lone piper walking away whilst playing the pipes was so moving 😪
The moment where I couldn't hold my tears...🥺 Rest in Peace your Majesty😔
While i didn't shed a single tear during the funeral, i still felt a fistful of sorrow during the lowering of the coffin and the piper. Rest in peace, you will be missed.
I was crying uncontrollably and shaking as I was comforted by Woody. This was the moment that Woody hugs Mummy and I lost it
It's the day after, here in Califonia. I came back to hear this beautiful piece of music, again. I have tears flowing, just like yesterday. He did an amazing, job! God, bless him!
I'm not a Royalist, I'm a Humanist and this ending with the Piper was very spiritual and actually beautiful.
It felt like the Piper was leading her Soul from the coffin as she followed behind into the distance to her final resting place with God Almighty.
That was the finality befitting for such a Monarch without a blemish to her name in her entire 70 year Reign and 96 year life. 🙏
What a beautiful comment!
@@alex1chang1
Thank you Alex !
Sending Love and Blessings to you.❤ 🙏 from Scotland UK.
@Oscah
That's a sad situation yet to know Soul's are blessed gives great comfort.
I truly believe that any Land that has had bloodshed, where a person/s last breath was taken should always be blessed in Jesus name.
This also gives sanctity for the many who's bodies could not be recovered especially in War Times.
I'm glad you felt comfort in seeing and hearing the Soldiers lament.
Sending Love and Blessings to you. 🙏
@@jesusisking3974
I hope my mother will still be alive to see my funeral in 70 years and my beloved 1940 will nail it
Not scriptural
Queen Elizabeth II funeral was such a beautifully orchestrated and historical event!! Extremely moving especially with the lonesome Scottish bagpiper playing his final lament... we all witnessed the likes of an astounding historical event one which we'll never see ever again! We were all blessed to be alive whilst Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II reigned! Rest in peace with your beloved Phillip Your Majesty and thank you for your outstanding commitment and love for all the nations you served xxx Amen
Watched the whole funeral but this broke me … so beautiful..🕊🕊🕊
This is where I broke down. The finality of death. It's irreversible.
one of the most touching moments of the whole funeral ritual.
Wasn't this just the most moving tribute to Queen Elizabeth? Amazing.
Love the sound of the Bagpipes....amazingly haunting.
Such a poignant event. And the bagpiper at the end was so magical. ♥
Never have I wept like this during a funeral. Such a magnificently beautiful service. Truly fitting for our Queen.
Am crying on listening I don't know why...His lamenting conveys indeed deep sense of meaning that marks the end 7 decades of reign of queen..
Every morning our beloved Queen was woken by this piper. A fitting tribute played one last time
It made me cry. It was probably the most moving part of the entire funeral
What a touching moment. I adored the queen of England. God bless you Ma'am.
She lives on forever in our hearts.
What a beautiful service! THANK YOU GREAT BRITAIN for keeping so much dignity and beauty in our world.
Splendid job by PM Burns. Few people realise how difficult it is to play at the funeral of someone you know. He was her personal piper who woke her each day with this tune.
And he's stayed on as Charles' piper
The sound of the pipes sound ethereal. Truly the right way to bury someone so loved and dear to us all, of such importance to us.
This was the very best of the service❤
yes! making history
From America, here with British and Scottish blood.....As an American 🇺🇲 I have been glued to my TV and RUclips capturing all I can between pride and tears.....Rest in peace 🕊️ Your Majesty 🇬🇧
Scottish is the same thing as British.
British= Scottish, English, N.Irish and Welsh.
The Scottish are British.
@@drrd4127 Yes I know... I'm referring directly to my father and mother....Dad Bognor Regis and mom from Edinburgh...
Being British is just holding a passport. Queen Elizabeth II is a direct descendant of Robert the Bruce and House Stuart. She is Scottish by blood. Elvis Pressley and 34 US presidents were Scots descent. The Scots volunteered for the Alamo and the term 'Gringo' comes from the Mexican army hearing them sing every night Robert Burns 'Green Grow the Rushes, O'.
@@drrd4127 Northern Irish aren’t British for a start
So moving. Seven months ago but still tears in my eyes.
Thee most sad and hunting part of a Queens Burial ...
This part of the funeral wrenched my heart😭. The queen was loved indeed. Rest on Queen.
I was crying when I heard this play. Rip QUEEN ELIZABETH II ❣️❣️
😢😢😢 👍 !
🇦🇹😿
Woody found it heartbreaking as I resumed Toy Story after a week and I hugged him as I refused
Beautiful moment Pipe Major Paul Burns, signalling her Majesty's spirit ascending into heaven
That salute brought tears to mi eyes when i was watching it live..
This was a magic moment, tears are roling down.
I'm not the teary type at all, but this was profoundly moving. Adieu Madame.
This part of the funeral literally made me cry, very touching. I will remember it for the rest of my life. RIP queen Elizabeth.
This is so heartbreaking, impressive and touching. The bagpiper who more and more leaves the space of life. When I saw this on TV I cried like a child.
I was born in 1957 and she was the only Queen I knew. RIP your majesty.❤💔
The beautiful yet mournful song being played aa he turns and fades away while her coffin is lowered into the vault, what an incredible finish to a sad, majestic day. Well done and we will never see the likes of this and her again💜
Solemn,sacred,goosebumps... love,sadness and eternity in that moment when the bag pipes play... rest well Queen,..you will live forever in our hearts...
We will never see her like again. RIP Your Majesty and Thank You.
Absolutely haunting.
So much history in those halls. Elizabeth.
This must have been one of the emotional times in his life playing this for her daily and now doing it for the last time rest in peace 😢
A very emotional day but what a send off. The Piper was beautiful & haunting at the same time 🙏 rest in peace Ma'am ,& thank you for everything ♥️♥️❤️❤️🕊️🕊️🙏♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧
nothing can top the great highland bagpipe perfectly tuned and flaucely played in a bsetting like this
Beautiful beyond words.
The Piper was the most moving part of the whole day!
The week I watch whole Queen Elizabeth II funeral I cry so much so touch and moving every time I play re Caps of her funeral I still cry.
Every time me and Woody.EXE watch it back, I tell him “this is probably the most moving things you’ve done” and Woody.EXE just bursts into tears
What a moment had me in tears love the bagpipes it's in my scottish roots, rip Queen youvwere such a beautiful women 😢 thankyou, Scotland is a beautiful place, you were a great person you brought countries together ❤ RIP
The British have had bad press recently but god do we know how to bury the greatest queen the world has ever seen, the Scot’s particularly the bagpipes put the cream on the cake
Thankyou Scotland from a old English man
I went to see her leave Edinburgh and it was emotional you could hear a pin drop
She was a remarkable queen, but certainly not the greatest one the world has ever seen.
@@christelwilk6166 ??what other queen are you thinking of , she was the longest serving monarch in history, I personally think you’re anti royal or a confused lady possibly thinking of queen Victoria???
Thank you David Pearson for this video of the best and most poignant part of the funeral. 🙏
This was an incredible day, one I never witnessed before, the pipes were truly from the heart. Very soulful and beautiful. Very fitting to the greatest Monarch.
Absolutely fantastic ❤️❤️❤️❤️love the bagpipes how this was done will stick in my head forever good bless the Queen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I've got to get this on CD has anyone know where I can get this piece of MAGIC
That part was so emotional 😭
Don't know why but the sound of the baggies always chokes me up!
The tune was written by Pipe Major Jimmy Banks 1st Battalion Scots Guards in memory of his Brother,I hadn't heard the tune before but what a haunting melody and Pipe Major Paul Burns played it on an excellent Bagpipe which added to the fitting Tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the 11.
May She Rest In Peace.
I hadn’t heard the tune before either. Apparently PM Jimmy Banks’ original title was ‘A Salute To Willie The Royal Fendersmith’. It was written as a memorial for his brother, Willie who died in an accident 30 years ago.
Jimmy Bank’s tune is really lovely and I can see why The Queen liked it. It is a beautiful tune, created out of the composer’s own personal experience of the loss of a loved one.
How fitting and how poignant, for this to be played at The Queen’s funeral.
I think ‘A Salute to Willie The Royal Fendersmith’ will now, justifiably, join the ranks of those other well known laments, traditionally played in times of grief (Flooers O The Forest, Sleep Dearie Sleep, and Amazing Grace).
@@kirsteneasdale5707 I like what you wrote I'm ex Scots Guards myself I hadn't heard this tune but I'm going to learn it now,it's such a lovely tune I can't get it out of my head.
The lament is called “ sleep dearie sleep “ or “Cadail , Mo Ghaoil ” in Gaelic , fitting tribute .
@@Roxy01234 i hate to rain on your parade pal-but you got the name wrong --it is called a salute to the royal fendersmith by pipe major jimmy banks -scots guards
😂 then don’t , look up Major Paul Burns plays “ sleep dearie sleep at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral , there’s plenty of clips . Jimmy Banks Original was “ A salute to Willie The Royal Fendersmith in memory of his brother as previously mentioned .
My eyes filled up with tears watching this. My deepest condolences 😢😭
The pipes make
my heart full to over
flowing.
I can't decide whether
to fight or cry.
I can't imagine what
they sound like across
the hills of Scotland.
I will always Love the Queen . Outstanding Person and what a Life ! Always in my memories😻
I lost all words. Absolutley amazing.
We all knew this day would come, and yet we were never ready for when it did
just witnessed probably the most moving thing that has ever been on tv in my life tears are falling from my cheeks ❤
My Queen, my Lady....The best and most beautiful ever. RIP My Lady.
The piper walking alone to the light as the queen was lay to rest was the most gut wrenching yet beautiful moments I have witnessed, a great Lady, and a wonderful example of duty to one’s country. She remained a constant for her people till her very last days as she promised on her Coronation, never shaming her people.
The Bagpipes Just Beautiful I love the lament
I’ll be requesting one for my funeral because I am very close to 1940
Never cried like this !! This was the saddest part of both the queens and the dukes funeral 🥲
👍 ! 😥😥😥🎶 really the saddest part of both !
Together again ❤❤.
Simply beautiful...
不謹慎かもしれませんが、感動的でまるで映画のラストシーンのようでした。
何十年もの試行錯誤や練習の上に行われた葬儀は女王の品格そのもの、美しく重厚なものでした。
この葬儀を遠く離れた日本から見ることができたことを感謝します。
The most beautiful tribute to HM Queen Elizabeth II. No dry eyes when the bagpipers were playing.
It most certainly was a very powerful departure for the most loved person in the World. Love the Scott's and their heritage
.
I had to listen to this again.
I miss HMTLQ. I think of her often.
Rest in peace Ma’am. ❤️❤️❤️💔💔💔🇺🇸
a magnificent end to the greatest of days.
The Symbolism of this final tribute stroke me very deep and without knowing its true meaning I interpreted it as the passing to eternity and the end of her duty. May her soul rest in peace
rest in peace and farewell Your Majesty, from Japan.
Chills. The most beautiful moving moment.
I'm crying like young boy. She was the Queen of the goodwill people of the planet. Very powerfull moment. Good night your majesty Rest in Peace
My heart broke at that moment
I’ll tell ye this David, that was just grand. Like every Scot I’m sure, ma hackles stood to attention.🏴
@Abby Watt
Aye! 🏴
I will never forget.