This was probably the proudest, and most nerve wracking, moment of my career in the RM Band. Played especially for all the family and friends of those who have lost loved ones in British conflicts.

This is exactly how Last Post should be played. This Royal Marines Bugler played it perfectly, despite the possibility of his nerves whilst playing in front of HM The Queen, The Royal Family, the Royal Albert Hall audience and the many millions watching on the television. Well done that Royal Marine. SuperNutkin

@rhysarthur3378

9 жыл бұрын

True dat

This is by far the hardest of all services. When the last post is sounded by heart is literally ripped from my chest and put through a meat grinder. It is so overwhelming that I simply cant resist the emotion it brings. My father, who survived Palestine, Eden, North Africa and Italy, and my grandfather who died on the last day of the great war during an airstrike on the hopsital where he was recovering, I can only say thank you and kneel in awe and recognition.

@bron72daz

9 жыл бұрын

i know this feeling kills me almost but i know i must go on devastating no words to say x

I think it's great that you guys in the UK do this for your fallen. (I'm from America) I just think it's really special. I just wish people my age would give those who died for you and I more respect. Dearest condolences from across the pond.

Sometimes, silence speaks louder then words...

I always wonder what it must have felt like to attend these kind of ceremonies in the years immediately following WW2; no fancy recording or light show, just pure raw emotion. Imagine hearing the last call played as Europe buried millions of its own. I suppose I'm very lucky to not know the feeling. As an American, I'm still absolutely in awe of the courage and resolve of the British in those days, and how well you honor them still.

I am a trumpeter myself and I know much it takes to get up and play in front of 200 people, let alone thousands, the Queen and viewers from home. Well played!

Why would you dislike this? A poignant event. The last post is hauntingly beautiful

Jim I have total respect for you, you did your country, your Queen, your family, yourself and all of our fallen proud.

A simple piece of music but one of the most powerful. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.

Brings a tear to my every time I hear this, very moving.

My great great grandad holt died in that war. He was really unlucky. He was injured. Not seriously but badly and on the way to the hospital his ambulance was blown up. The medics, the other men, great great grandad, the driver and the horses were blown to pieces. Murdered! It is important to remember the horses in WW1. Nobody does. They played a key role in many battles. R.I.P Great Great Grandad and all the 25 men from my village and all the nurses, factory workers, horses,etc R.I.P to the men from both sides of the war. R.I.P and well done!

Well done Jim! A note perfect tribute to all those that have given up their lives during conflicts past and present to give us all the freedom we have today. Also a fitting tribute to the time you spend as part of the Royal Marine band service . Proud of you. Even if you did used to drive me mad practising the drumming on radiators at home when you had just joined up. I guess it was worth it. Your proud sister xx

Casually browsing KZread and then find this surprising thing waiting for me. The young lad playing bugle goes to my school. Mind=blown.

Gives me the chills every time I hear this

Salute for today everyone.

This is the best thing I've ever seen

This brings a tear to my eye, boy I am prod to be British

Jim is the Bugler, I once served along side him

I cry every time. Rest in peace mates

@camdor

10 жыл бұрын

Me too m8. Every time. RIP.

As I have said before, my Grandfather's, Great Uncles my Father have served in the army . I would have joined but my Father cancelled my application to join. The year was 1977, due to the troubles in Northern Ireland, need i say more. I'm proud of being British . The going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will remember them. This was their finest hour.

Always remember....teach your children never to forget!! ALWAYS.

"For your tomorrow, we gave our today." Powerful.

Stunning tribute.

How can anyone unlike this video. It is an extremely respected song and it is very serious. The next person to unlike this has to say why. IT HAS TO BE A GOOD REASON!!!!!!!!

A blessing to whom this is dedicated, and a curse unto those who gave this a thumbs down.

Honour to the brave souls that gave everything, no matter then nation their fought for.

At the going down of the Sun, and in the morning... We will remember them

shame apon the 23 whom disliked

R.I.P. Lee . God bless you , and your lovely family.

Last post always make me choke up....

For London and Manchester ❤️❤️❤️

As much as I wish to forget, I wish to remember ...

100 years today, having a minute of silence

Top class bugling.

The men who paid the price for all others I salute

Lest we forget.

Thank you

memorial to my grandfathers brother harold who was kia in france 5 nov1918 aged 21 days before armistace

perfection, marine musician ,,,the best

Very emotional

The way a bugle should be played...respect.

Thank you for your service to our country sir.

This is the closing of The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance the whole show can be seen on youtube just search The Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance it is one of the most moving events I have ever been to

This always brings a tear or 3 to my eyes my heart breaks rip all

Very much respect...............

those who disliked are incredibly disrespectful. next time think about your actions. ii understand it may only be a button on a screen but still think.

To you from failing hands we throw the torch. Be yours to hold it high. If Ye break faith with us who die, We shall not sleep!

very moving

On This Day of Remembrance Sunday let us all be grateful to God for all those precious souls of men and women of the worlds armed services and the servicemen and women of the police services who sacrificed their lives for us not only in the fields of battle, but also outside protecting the lives innocent civilians and ensuring safety and security of, and at our homes. ABOVE ALL LET US NEVER FORGET THAT "FOR OUR TOMORROW THEY WILLINGLY LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES TODAY"

@StumpyHead79

10 жыл бұрын

Lest We Forget

We will remember them

We will remember them .

R.I.P GRANDAD :(

God bless you Lee Risby and all of our other fallen comrades. Sleep tight our Hero.

respect

Yes its Jim

What exactly is this? A yearly celebration for fallen people in the British army? Is it at the Royal Albert Hall? Very powerful! Came by this clip looking for Taptos from different countries.

Cool

yes :)

I humbly apologise for the advert at the start of this clip. Is it ever right to wish and American War Veteran a Happy Memorial??? NO. No one in or connected with the military is untouched by loss and the futlity of war. THANKS FOR THOSE WHO FREEDOM THAT I MIGHT BE BORN.

R.I.P

wow

remeber the 17th lads. we are gone but mot out of the fight S.Sgt Yankee

that was mean kevin myers

What is the programme that this was on called

So is this the equivalent to the american taps?

This is you in the video?

I have the utmost respect for the people that serve in the armed forces, but why is there arabic text on the screens either side of the stage??????????????

@stixjohno

10 жыл бұрын

Its just the way it was decoded, and combine that with LCD screens at a venue that you see on the tv, it all just gone a bit fuzzy, I think it was scrolling the names of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice from 2012 to 2013. Hope that answers you question.

@patrickbuick5459

9 жыл бұрын

Indeed, in full screen at 3:22-3:25 or so, there is a view of the screens which clearly shows the names, rank and age of those to be remembered.

@danielambda3456

9 жыл бұрын

first of all it is not only arabic but Russian was also seen, and secondly, Anzac day is to commemorate the fallen troops ( commonwealth) and if there are people from different nationalities at the felicitate which means they must also understand. This could also be a symbolic gesture to promote unity amongst different ethnicities during Anzac Day.

@Chris-iy5qv

9 жыл бұрын

Neil Sandilands Its in English but blurry because the low quality video. It's the names of British soldiers who died in Afghanistan. If you pause the video you can see first few lines start with Lance Corporal then a name and then their age at the end in a number.

you were the bugler?

REspect

remember all those who made it possible to say we won

Put 'Last Post' into Wikipedia . . .

Why is there 27 dislikes

@bron72daz

9 жыл бұрын

probs some al quaeda

@alexanderip1003

9 жыл бұрын

26 probably triple alliance troops the likers are triple entente

@Strettger

9 жыл бұрын

It seems at least one of them had a tear in his eye and missed. 26 now.

Lest we forget all those who have been killed. U tell me whos at fault

your discipline and sound is astounding. RM band simply the best, even without instruments! /watch?v=Xj0_QqnUuMk !!!!

Hoofing.

whats with the confetti?

@factnotfictionpeople1313

9 жыл бұрын

Er, they're Poppy petals..........

@Smeagoldor

9 жыл бұрын

They're Poppy petals, the Poppy is used in remembrance for those who served in the Commonwealth.

@mikewalrus4763

9 жыл бұрын

Poppies! every one represents a life lost!

@llew777

9 жыл бұрын

Blood shed very symbolic.

@fossy4321

9 жыл бұрын

Michael Tomljenovic I think they're poppies. The remembrance poppy has been used since 1921 to commemorate soldiers who have died in war.