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Royal Scots Dragoon Guards march into town

Cindy McQuade
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8 Sep, 2016 12:48 AMQuick Read

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Royal Scots Dragoon Guards. Photo/supplied

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A swarm of swinging kilts, blazing pipes and pounding drums will march the low road of the ASB Arena when the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards invade the city in November.

Twenty-five musicians in full ceremonial uniform under the direction of their commanding officer will perform the guard's major recording hits, including Amazing Grace, Highland Cathedral, and The Last of the Mohicans, in a Scottish spectacular.

The stars of the 2016 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo are supported by regimental dancers as well as special guests - New Zealand classical crossover artist Toni Gibson, and musicians Chet O'Connell and Stuart Pearce.

The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards are fighting soldiers first and musicians second. Their world-famous band is based at Edinburgh Castle, and is one of the oldest regiments in the British Army.

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What: Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
Where: ASB Arena
When: Saturday, November 19

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