Probably when the band was at its best! Sounds better than I remember.

Men of herlech is the first song of after they sing in the flim in Zulu

Yleissivistyksen ja oppimisen hyödyt on ele tai muu käytökseen liittyvä asiallinen ilmaisu jota voi jokainen harjoitella☺😣😄🤔

what, how did I get here XD

Great clip, but was the sound dubbed in afterwards? the fingers aren't quite moving at the same pace as the music.

We play this in our band. Wish we were as good as them :p

i play the cornet and i really want to play this in my band :-D

now, get the job done. ROBOTY!

Holly crap

agreed. I play euphonium. We had an little game where the goal was to go as fast as possible at the end, because with trombone, the score was easy, but absolutly not for the trumpet XD

no

I'm currently training with the Esh and Bearpeark Coilery Band and this is our competition peice (I myself aren't playing as I've got to get back into the swing of playing a brass instrument)

And i remember it, i am the RAC man who took 12Hrs to film that Oscar Winner...!!!

Wow this comment is Ancient O_O

@americaocanada1 Thanks for the entry but they are the same piece of music. I think the publishers were too lazy to print the whole title and stuck with Cortege. Taken from Wikipedia - The Redowa appears in Act 1. The Lithuanian Dance and the Indian Dance are taken from Act 2, Scene 5. The cortège is the well-known Procession of the Nobles (Russian: Шествие князей, literally, Procession of the Princes), and appears in Act 2, Scene 3.

Sounds nothing like it. Beginning yes, rest no.

yes i do!!! im the driver in the ad!!!

whoa crazy zooooms

with a smile and song..wow

Very, very nicely done! You obviously worked a lot on those final 16th note passages, and it paid off. Very tight. I played this piece with the Sunderland town band back in the 70s, and it served me well. Now I play with the Disneyland band in Disneyland, California. Dare to dream........

wow! very good performance! I was really impressed by the band's level of music! AWESOME JOB! :)

Wales has rarely been ruled by one person. As I recall Gruffudd ap Llywelyn was the last- and perhaps only- ruler of the whole shebang to be called a king. And he was actually called "king of the Britains," not the Welsh. Cymru, or Wales, traditionally was divided between the principalities (sometimes called kingdoms) of Gwynedd and Powys. Llewellyn the Great founded the independent principality in the time of King John.

sorry being picky but goff is spelt with two F's great band though

Lo que sé es que el autor es desconocido y qeu la fecha de la composicion ha sido durante durante el tiempo Medieval...

Are the Sudworth's featured in this video?

yep watch that's a plenty

I'm very sure that the sound in this band is much better than what we hear in this recording. I can imagine that the audience gets a very different experience than the viewers on You Tube :) Well played ^^

Don't ruin it by pointing that out. Seriously. When bands have fun playing stuff - someone's gonna come by ruining it by pointing out that the elite plays it better.. Seriously - you might want to think about that the next time you comment on a video. I'm not saying this to be mean or rude.

A cd called the very best of the marines or there is one by Woodfalls I think called On The track

City of Bristol Brass Band

i must say, it is nice playd! ^_^

Graet Song! i love it, you play it good, bu sorry hehe BDM plays it better ^_

Where can i find this track? Maybe on CD?

Thanks.

Hi Nice Guy, name of the song is - On the track

Whats the name of this song?

get dizzy!!

Its a shame the welsh flag wasn't incorporated into the Union Jack!

5 is Alice in Wonderland. (:

1. Zippidy do dah... 2. When you wish upon a star... 3. Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf... 4. Whistle while you work... 5. (not sure of this one) 6. Bare nessesatys... 7. King of the Swingers... 8. Supercalifragicexpiallydocius... 9. I wanna be like you... 10. When you wish upon a star... Hope this helps abit.

translated - Wales for ever

Cymru Am Byth

Nice version of a great tune.

Well done! What a pleasure to listen to such a fine band.

WREXHAM IS THE NAME!

Naja,gibt schönere Versionen.

Arrangement is by Gordon Langford, an Englishman! Standard Brass Band stuff, the type of thing every bandsman would know, it was done in the 1970's

Yeah. The conductor's interpretation a bit odd. But its superb.

theres more welsh in england singing about wales than there are living in the wales! well done on the rugby bach, bore da!

Yes a bit fast. Great composition by J. Horner