Fife and drum - Battle Cry of Freedom - 145th Gettysburg
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there was a rebel version
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@LegallyMoi there was also a Southern version, "Our Dixie for ever she is never at a loss, down with the eagle and up with the cross" ( the cross of St. Andrew) many songs had Southern versions.
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you guys did a great job, make no mistake! but on the high notes, someone is outrageously sharp.
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@LegallyMoi It's because the Battle Cry of Freedom wasn't just a Union Song, the lyrics were changed by the southerners and it was also used as a Confederate Song.
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@LegallyMoi The confederacy had their own lyrics to the song. it is a beautiful song no matter which side plays it
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Union Now And Forever!
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haha thank you guys, i didn't realize how pretty I am ;)
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the confederates had a version of the song
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we did this at gettysburg to raise money for our flag. the yankee wanted to play a few northern songs so we let him join us and he helped us raise money for the flag. Dylan is not wearing a hat because he put it on the ground so people would put money in it for the flag.
1rebeljlk 1 year ago
@1rebeljlk Good job. I hope you raised enough money!
eringobragh915 1 year ago
Wait why are confederates playing the battle cry of freedom. however they played it really well.
LegallyMoi 2 years ago
They've been infiltrated by a Yankee. ;)
eringobragh915 2 years ago 4
The third person from the left is a male. He's Dylan Sheffer of the West Augusta Guard. He has long hair and feminine features. I performed with him in 2008 at the Veteran's Day parade in Staunton, Virginia.
TheWeeWhistler 2 years ago
OH! My apologies to Mr. Sheffer. He is an excellent fifer!
eringobragh915 2 years ago