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Lot 173: Civil War Era Drum and Fife Drum has military motif stenciled on side, complete with all tensioners. Includes a set of drumsticks....
Marching in the #KentIslandDay2019 parade!
Some fantastic drum scores written by Monster Drummer and Leading Drummer, Mick O'Neill, and played by The Fife Police Pipe Band from Scotland. Read the scor...
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Tour Scotland travel video of a road trip drive, with Scottish bagpipes and drums music, East on the A914 road then South on the A916 road to visit the parish church and cemetery in Ceres, Fife. The church was built in 1806 to a design by Alexander Leslie, on the site of a much earlier building. It is on rising ground in the centre of Ceres with a graveyard to the East. The tower and octagonal spire were added in the 1850s, in the middle of the south elevation. The towers is divided into three stages below its parapet. The churchyard contains a number of interesting seventeenth and eighteenth century memorials. It also contains the Lindsay Vault which was probably attached to the medieval kirk prior to its demolition. The vault was established by the widow of Robert 9th Lord Lindsay and is called " Lady Boyd's House " as she subsequently married the 6th Lord Boyd of Kilmarnock. Ceres Church is within the Church of Scotland Presbytery of St Andrews. In 1983, the parish of Ceres was linked, and later united, with the neighbouring parish of Springfield. This united parish was further united with Kemback in 2005, although the three church buildings are retained. One serving past minister of Ceres has been Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland: the Reverend Thomas Buchanan in 1588. The village is dominated by the Parish Church. It has what is possibly the shortest High Street in Scotland, just a few houses on each side. The name Ceres signifies " place to the west " from the Scottish Gaelic Siar meaning " west ", probably in relation to St Andrews. All photographs are copyright of Sandy Stevenson, Tour Scotland, and may not be used without permission. View the most recent Tour Scotland photographs.
BOSTON (July 18, 2007) – Michigan’s Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps performs American Revolution-era music in front of USS Constitution. Formed in 1971, the corps is made up of 12– to 18-year-old volunteers, who perform 40 to 50 times annually throughout the United States and Canada. At 209 years old, USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world. She is manned by 64 active duty Sailors and visited by nearly half a million tourists annually. U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Nola Sparks
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"Russia - Drummer of the Life Guard Regiment, Lithuania. 1812" Artist Herbert Knötel
"France - Bataillon Valaison, Tambour De Grenadiers 1806-1811" Artist Richard Knötel
"Oldenburg Infantry, Grenadier Drummer, 1808-10" Artist Richard Knötel
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"Tambours et Tambours-Majors" Artists Liliane and Fred Funcken
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Make musical instruments for kids and have your own parade! Learn how to create a drum, fife and tambourine with mostly recycled materials!
It was January 1962 just after eight o'clock one Wednesday night as the fife and drum struck up the Liverpool sea shanty
This group appears quite happy to be done with their portion of the "Drummers Call" fife and drum corps event in Colonial Williamsburg . Ca...
Like the pipers this is inspired by the Williamsburg Fife and Drum corps :) A series of images of the 12 days of Christmas song for my Christmas Cards.
I am fascinated by the places that music comes from, like fife-and-drum blues from Mississippi or Cajun music out of Lafayette, Louisiana, shape-note singing, old harp singing from the mountains …
