Fanfare |
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Celtic
Flourish
Written
and directed by Captain Calum C Gray,
Director of Music, Band of the Light Division
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The Massed Pipes and Drums |
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The
Royal Scots Dragoon Guards (Carabiniers and Greys)
1st Battalion King's Own Scottish Borderers 25
1st Battalion The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons)
The Royal Irish Regiment (27th (Inniskilling), 83rd, 87th
& The Ulster Defence Regiment)
1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles
2nd Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles
Royal Air Force Leuchars
Scotland's Universities Officers' Training Corps
The Rats of Tobruk
The Royal Caledonian Society of Australia
The
matchless spectacle of 200 of the finest pipers & drummers
in action
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The Light Division Band and Bugles |
A stunning musical and marching display performed
at an incredible 140-paces a minute. |
The Highland Dancers & Pipes & Drums of
Queen Victoria School, Dunblane |
Bedecked
in scarlet tunic and Hunting Stewart kilt,
a thrilling Highland dance display set to the stirring sound
of the pipes. |
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The
Russian Cossack State Song & Dance Ensemble
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The
cream of Cossack folk dancers, singers and musicians
in their first visit to the United Kingdom. |
Tunes
of Glory |
Tracing
the heroic deeds of Highland pipers and drummers in battle
portrayed by soldiers of
1st Battalion The Highlanders (Seaforth, Gordons and Camerons)
Accompanied by the
Pipes & Drums of 1st Battalion The Highlanders and The
Lowland Band of The Scottish Division. |
The
Cook Island's National Youth Dance Team |
Traditional
Polynesian dancing from the South Pacific set to the unique
sound of coconut-palm drums. |
The
Guard of His Majesty The King of Norway |
Making
their sixth appearance at the Tattoo, the bodyguard of the
Norwegian Royal Family provide a stunning musical, marching
and drill display. |
Lord of the Dance |
A colourful kaleidoscope of Celtic music and dance with the
Band of the Irish Guards, the Band of The Royal Irish Regiment
and the Emerald Isle Irish Dance Team. |
The Massed Military Bands |
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The Bands of The Irish Guards and The Royal Irish Regiment are joined by:
The Band of The Light Division
The Lowland Band of The Scottish Division
The Band of the Guard of His Majesty The King of Norway
and
The Tattoo Choir (Kevock Choir)
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The
Massed Military Bands & Massed Pipes & Drums |
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500 musicians combine to create the renowned Tattoo Sound
Cloth of Gold
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Finale
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The
grand finale, featuring the complete cast,
with a Guard of Honour provided by 1st Battalion The Light
Infantry.
National
Anthem
Auld Lang Syne
Evening Hymn and Sunset - Oft in the Stilly Night
Lone Piper - Oft in the Stilly Night
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March Out
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Scotland The Brave
We're No Awa' to Bide Awa'
The Black Bear |
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Directed by Major A R Chatburn, ARCM, psm
Director of Music, Band of the Irish Guards and 2001 Tattoo
Director of Music
And Major G N M Stoddart, MBE, BEM, RHF, Director of Army Bagpipe Music & Highland Drumming.
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