Amazing Grace

You see, military music brings all cultures together!

Solo: Corporal Do-Gye Hong from the Republic of Korea Traditional Army Band. The instrument called "Taepyeongso" and was a double reed-wood wind instrument.

Amazing Grace by John Newton


Québec City Military Tattoo 2008 (Massed band and chorus final)

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• Korea
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• Amazing
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• massed
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• chorus

[melc1949]

What could be closer to a vision of heaven? An African melody, picked up on a slave ship, written by a repentant slave trader, sung, played and shared by people from Korea, Singapore, and around the world, a song about the redemptive love of God, the only love that can unify humans and heal their troubles. Priceless.

[HarYouZin]

i love it!

[GabTheDrummer]

I was there :)

[InUbuntu]

@melc1949 Amen to that.

[8sacramento8]

... mmmm  love it.

[lingling1962]

那個韓國嗩吶是整首的敗筆

[ChoeChris]

Am i the one who thinks he's not playing? His hand doesnt match with the sound!!!

[oJKBo]

@jakelee90 that's irrelevant lol, the song is not indian or korean and doesn't use those scales. Play the song with the notes written or at least are relatively higher (half step, whole step, etc.) 00:52 to 00:140 is excellent--but right after 1:42 it just sounds /horrible/

[chirokomerican]

@oJKBo talking about ur mental age dumb fk head

[00099967]

@melc1949

I second that. Thank you for uploading this video, Winnie9212.

Love from U.S.

[jakelee90]

@oJKBo bit. ly/nAAHk7

[jakelee90]

@oJKBo you stupid saying its out of pitch without knowing that some other countries are having other pitch scales like indian scale. or even in western, Pythagorean or difference between Just intonation and Equal temperament. stfu and google it.