Welcome to Tattoo Week!
he 2017 Welcome to Tattoo Week! was an incredible event that brought together military performers from around the world to showcase their skills and celebrate their heritage. The week-long event took place in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was a highlight of the summer season.
The Welcome to Tattoo Week! kicked off with a bang, as the Tattoo’s traditional opening ceremony took place at Edinburgh Castle. The ceremony featured the famous massed pipes and drums, as well as the stirring sight of the Lone Piper playing from the castle ramparts. The event was a breathtaking reminder of the majesty and tradition of Scottish military culture.
Over the course of the week, audiences were treated to a diverse range of performances, including military bands, dancers, and drill teams. The performers came from all over the world, including the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom. They put on a truly impressive show, displaying incredible skill and precision in their movements and music.
One of the highlights of the event was the appearance of the Band of Her Majesty’s Royal Marines. This world-famous band is known for their outstanding performances and stunning musical arrangements. They did not disappoint, as they wowed the crowds with their incredible musicianship and high-energy performances.
Another highlight was the appearance of the Massed Highland Dancers. These talented dancers performed traditional Scottish dances, accompanied by live music from a range of military bands. Their precision and grace were a sight to behold, and they were met with rapturous applause from the audience.
The Welcome to Tattoo Week! also included a special tribute to the centenary of the Battle of Passchendaele. The tribute featured a moving musical performance and a commemorative march that paid tribute to the soldiers who fought and died in this important battle.
Overall, the 2017 Welcome to Tattoo Week! was a tremendous success, and a fitting celebration of Scottish military culture. The performers were outstanding, the crowds were enthusiastic, and the atmosphere was electric. It was a week that will be remembered for years to come, and a testament to the power of music and tradition to bring people together.
