filmov
tv
The Last Post Played at King Charle's First Remembrance Festival - Lest We Forget.
Показать описание
The Last Post being Played at the first Remembrance Festival led by King Charles III.
The Last Post Bugle Call has a history that can be traced back to the 1790s. Traditionally, the Monarch's Armed Forces used it to signal the day's end in a military outpost, barracks or camp.
It would sound before the Duty Officer did his end of day tour to ensure that Soldiers were on Guard at Sentry Posts and that the other troops knew it was time for bed. As such it was perhaps the first example of sleep music!
The Last Post Song was one of several such bugle calls during the day: beginning with the Reveille in the morning. During times of war, the Last Post would also be used to mark the end of fighting.
These days, The Last Post has become associated with Remembrance Sunday, the Cenotaph, Remembrance Festival at the Royal Albert Hall, Anzac Day and many other Remembrance ceremonies around the World. It is also an essential part of any military funeral music and was played at the Queen's State Funeral, Winston Churchill's State Funeral and countless soldiers and personnel, who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The simple but poignant symbolism is that the End of Day Post is the End of Life signal too.
Source / Credit, for the superbly filmed and recorded footage, BBC Remembrance Festival.
The Last Post Bugle Call has a history that can be traced back to the 1790s. Traditionally, the Monarch's Armed Forces used it to signal the day's end in a military outpost, barracks or camp.
It would sound before the Duty Officer did his end of day tour to ensure that Soldiers were on Guard at Sentry Posts and that the other troops knew it was time for bed. As such it was perhaps the first example of sleep music!
The Last Post Song was one of several such bugle calls during the day: beginning with the Reveille in the morning. During times of war, the Last Post would also be used to mark the end of fighting.
These days, The Last Post has become associated with Remembrance Sunday, the Cenotaph, Remembrance Festival at the Royal Albert Hall, Anzac Day and many other Remembrance ceremonies around the World. It is also an essential part of any military funeral music and was played at the Queen's State Funeral, Winston Churchill's State Funeral and countless soldiers and personnel, who have made the ultimate sacrifice. The simple but poignant symbolism is that the End of Day Post is the End of Life signal too.
Source / Credit, for the superbly filmed and recorded footage, BBC Remembrance Festival.
0:01:45
The Last Post
0:01:42
The Last Post played by the Royal Marines - Prince Philip Funeral Service
0:01:22
Remembrance Day 2022 | WATCH: Last Post played at National War Memorial
0:01:44
The Last Post | The Bands of HM Royal Marines
0:05:45
The Last Post ceremony at Menin Gate, Ypres, Belgium, 18 April 2018
0:01:40
The Last Post (Bugle Call)
0:00:29
The Last Post Played at King Charle's First Remembrance Festival - Lest We Forget.
0:02:23
Last Post
0:01:52
The Last Post by Dire Straits guitarist, Mark Knopfler | Commonwealth War Graves Commission | #CWGC
0:01:54
The sound of a lone bugler playing the Last Post
0:02:09
The Last Post played by Rachel Bostock
0:02:01
Last Post Ieper Ypres
0:01:08
The Last Post played by the State Trumpeters - Queen Elizabeth State Funeral
0:01:31
The Last Post
0:01:57
The Last Post- Violin
0:01:36
Mark Knopfler plays 'The Last Post' | #RemembranceIs
0:02:02
The Last Post for Remembrance Day - Royal Scottish National Orchestra
0:00:50
Last post at Nottingham Forest: Players comfort trumpeter as performance goes awry
0:01:41
The Last Post played on a bugle by Jordan - Behind the news
0:02:12
Last Post 2015 | Royal Marines and West Point Band
0:01:58
The Last Post | Performed by Paul Sharman | The Salvation Army
0:01:47
THE LAST POST - Bugle Calls on Trumpet (Freely)
0:02:00
Last Post & Rouse
0:00:49
NOT THE Last Post (this is bad!)
Комментарии