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Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2009 DVD

(playable worldwide)

Tracks: Fanfare * Massed Pipes & Drums * The Tongan Royal Corps of Musicians * Burns 250th Anniversary Tribute * She
Huo Cultural Act, Xi'an * The Pipes & Drums Of The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards & The Band Of The Royal Regiment Of
Scotland * Swiss Army Central Band * Massed Highland Dancers * Top Secret Drum Corps * The Royal Air Force Massed Bands *
The Massed Military Bands and Massed Pipes & Drums * Finale * March Out.

The official worldwide DVD of The
Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2009, featuring over one thousand performers from Scotland and overseas. Recorded live from the
Edinburgh Castle Esplanade, this DVD video features the entire 2009 Tattoo and a selection of special extras. The 60th Tattoo
pays tribute to the 250th anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns and marks Scotland's first Year Of Homecoming.
/>Performers include The Massed Bands Of The RAF, The Top Secret Drum Corps (from Basel, Switzerland), The Central Band Of
The Swiss Army, The Tongan Royal Corps of Musicians, The Calgary Burns Club Singers (from Canada) and more than one hundred
Highland dancers, including fifty dancers from Australia.

Also featuring The Royal Dragoon Guards, The Royal Tank
Regiment, The Royal Highland Fusiliers (2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland), The Highlanders (4th Battalion The
Royal Regiment of Scotland), The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (5th Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland), The Australia
Federal Police, The Auckland Police and The Cape Town Highlanders.

The Massed Pipes & Drums and Massed Military
Bands join together in the finale for a dramatic and emotional performance of Amazing Grace.

The Edinburgh Military
Tattoo was conceived in its present form and first performed in 1950. Today, with its unique blend of music, ceremony, entertainment
and theatre, set against the amazing backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, it is without question one of the world's greatest shows.
Produced by Major General Euan Loudon CBE.

As broadcast on BBC TV, with commentary by Iain Anderson.

Music
listing: Global Co-operation, Johnnie Cope, My Love She's But a Lassie Yet, The Immortal Memory, Duncan Gray, There Was A
Lad, Sleepy Maggie, Tail Toddle, Puirt-a-beul, The Grey Mare's Tail, Scots Wha Hae, Green Grow The Rashes O, Langton Gate,
The High Drive, The Corn Jiggs, The Royal Mile, A Man's A Man For A' That, Big Canoe, New World, Kailao, Lea'a e Fuiva, Sasa,
Fascinating Drums, Can Can, Mako, Malaquena, Hooteynanny, Fonuamana, Time to Say Goodbye, Ye Banks and Braes, Ae Fond Kiss,
Go to Battlefield, Lion Mountain, General, Roar of Qin-qiang, Tour of Duty, Highland Cathedral, Green Hills of Tyrol, Jungvolk
Marschiert, Easy Lover, Lightning, Hey Jude, Zauerli, Swiss Lady, Kameraden der Luft, Alloway's Kirk, Warlocks and Witches,
Auld Nick, Wi' Usquabae, A Dance o' Witches, Cross'd and Cleekit, Weel Done Cutty Sark, Catch the Thief, Pilot, Epic Encounters,
Summer (Four Seasons), Engagement, Going Home, Amazing Grace, Coming Through the Rye, Star of Robbie Burns, National Anthem,
Auld Lang Syne, Evening Hymn (Abide With Me), Last Post, Lone Piper (A Gratefu' Prayer), We're No 'Awa, Highland Laddie, Scotland
The Brave, The Black Bear.

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