The 1972 rendition of 'Amazing Grace' by the Pipes & Drums & Military Band of the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards elevates the hymn to a realm of grandeur. The bagpipes' haunting call and the military band ...

Pictured Members of Scots Guards Pipe Band arriving on the parade square ahead of the ceremony. Picture: James Hardisty. Date: 23rd January 2025.

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Prof Cheape believes various popular milestones have helped increase the popularity of the pipes, including the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards topping the charts in 1972 with their haunting rendition ...

St Andrews: A parade led by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Pipes and Drums will march through the town before a service and wreath laying will take place at the town’s war memorial at 12 noon.

The Massed Pipes and Drums are always an essential part of the Tattoo with a host of military musicians taking to Edinburgh Castle's ancient parade ground: Military Pipe Bands from 1st Battalion Scots ...

The Irish Guards are alone amongst the Household Division in having a Regimental Mascot, an Irish Wolfhound, who took his place at the front of the Regiment and led the Band of the Irish Guards, and ...

He left school aged 15 to become a plumber’s apprentice but continued with his music and was active with the Inverness British Legion Pipe Band. He was called up for National Service in 1956 and ...

A procession made up of the Scots Guards band, pipes and serving troops then marched from the chapel to the Guards Memorial, which is dedicated to members of the Guards Division who died in both ...

The Duke of Kent was cheered and applauded by troops as he attended his final Black Sunday parade as Colonel of the Scots Guards, handing over the role to the Duke of Edinburgh after 50 years of ...