HKAC Pipes & Drums Hong Kong Pipefest 2010 - Part 1/4

[@LordSpuggy]

They don't look very much like Chinese Commies to me, they'll always be British in my eyes. God bless Hong Kong and God save the Queen!

[@christlau1233]

Those from Scotland don't look very much like Englishman to me, they'll always be Scottish in my eyes. God bless Scotland and wish them dirve away barbarous Anglo-Saxon invaders and gain their independance!

[@christlau1233]

Those from Northern Ireland don't look very much like Englishmen to me, they'll always be Irish in my eyes. God bless Northern Ireland and wish them drive away cruel English Colonizers and join Republic of Ireland!

[@harrypeters2071]

Christ Lau , God bless the Union. God bless all nations of the United Kingdom. And, God Save The Queen

[@noodlyappendage6729]

Scottish and Northern Irish people look very much like English people. 🇬🇧

[@2ezee2011]

I had arrived in Hong Kong from Dallas and my body was too confused on time. So I walked down the street at my hotel and as I walked I heard pipes and drums !!!!! WHAT THE HELL ...followed the sound and went up off the street to a wide open plaza where these folks were practicing. I LOVED IT ..never dreamed I would hear/see an all Chinese Pipe/Drum marching band!!!

[@Strauss1269]

they should have include the old HK flag and the Union Jack as part of its heritage.

[@noodlyappendage6729]

Probably banned in HK now..

[@paulmcgrory5165]

Why would they want the Butchers Apron?

[@taichingkan79]

The commander said: "By the centre, QUICK MARCH!" but as I can see, no one was actually marching in line in the ranks...

[@tomnicholls9016]

Miss Hong Kong very much!!!!!

[@Wanamaker1946]

Love this. All young people too.

[@ConorMiller92]

Awesome Man! Is The Adventure Corps Just Like an Army?

[@broadband01]

this is awesome

[@michealhenstra9948]

Awesome!

[@garyfraser6008]

Does Hong Kong have its own tartan?

[@raven22at]

According to tartanregister.gov.uk one of the registered tartan is the Hong Kong Police Pipe Band. There's a few other organizations in Hong Kong has their own tartan s

[@Williamsmith42]

@@raven22at So Beautiful and this also great that if i come to Beautiful Hong Kong without doubt i will wear a kilt and greets all the wonderful people of Hong Kong, Greetings From England to you ^_^

[@augilee7565]

Ah dinnae ken, mine is grey black

[@WoelkerVideo]

Very great.

[@Strauss1269]

Well... it should be stiff and formal a la pre 1997. With commands followed by a group done in British-era military attire carrying rifles.

[@Gizmotin2]

Timing sir, it's all in the timing,a 4/4 is a quick march, a 2/4 is a funeral march AKA slow march, no need to thank me for the enlightenment

[@taichingkan79]

thanks, but since i hear a strong accent on the 1 beat and a softer on the 3, i'm assuming, by my music theory, that this is in fact common time (4/4)?

[@christlau1233]

Scotland bagpipe is one of my favourite musical instruments. It shows a tenacious spirit dating back to the period of William Wallace...Scotland is never a colony of England! God save Scotland and wish them gain their independence! F-R-E-E-D-O-M!!!

[@robsargent4]

was this to mark a particular occasion or did they just do it because they felt like it?

[@vasilileung2204]

When I was little I used to think this sounds a look like a village funeral possession