Internationalism, Drama, Scottish Heritage, and
Pageantry all these themes shine through at next year's Royal Edinburgh
Military Tattoo. The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo celebrates its 70th
anniversary in 2020 with its theme ‘The Platinum Edition’. Event fans who want
to join this iconic festival can buy Edinburgh
Tattoo Tickets from our most consistent and unfailing online platform.
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has those in spades.
Even if you can't get into the Preview Night, the Tattoo can still be a great
deal. Of course, there are luxury seating ticket options available such as the
'Bruce Dining with Royal Gallery Seat' for £520 per person.
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| The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo 2020 | ‘The Platinum Edition’ |
An important tip when booking The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Tickets is to try to book as soon as Tattoo Tickets go on sale. That way, you can take advantage of a wider range in prices- starting from around £35 and up. What is important to note is that the way the stands are set up allows for great viewing from all locations and a variety of price points.
This year's central theme is ‘The Platinum Edition’ :
A celebration of glorious symmetry' and a wonderful cacophony of colours and
spectacle permeated each performance.
Some of favorites include the Trinidad and Tobago Defense
Force Steel Orchestra, Music De L'Artillerie from France, and the New Zealand
Army Band. They all demonstrated showmanship and dazzled with their fun
surprises- which included Carnival-esque dancers, a can-can dancer, and haka
that got the whole crowd cheering.
There is no other place that can match the fantastic
themes of Scottish heritage and pageantry than The Royal Edinburgh Military
Tattoo. Hearing so many bagpipes and drums in one place is truly stunning.
This was perfectly demonstrated during one of the
most epic moments at the very beginning during the Massed Pipes and Drums
Performance. A host of regiments, bands, and guards from around the world
entered the Esplanade from the Castle gate in truly dramatic fashion with
lights, smoke, and fire giving a spectacular introduction.
A fun surprise throughout the evening's performances
were the projections on the Castle. This technology is relatively new to
Edinburgh Castle and it was beautiful to see a variety of images reflecting the
'Kaleidoscope' theme as well as tying in with the particular performances.
if you are coming to Edinburgh for the holiday
season, make sure to check the Edinburgh Castle website for more details and
information on that exciting show.
the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a charity,
that’s provides donations to various organisations, and part of their annual
donations help out local arts groups in the Edinburgh community.
They donate to The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo
Youth Talent Development Fund in conjunction with Creative Scotland to
"provide young artists in Scotland with the opportunity to develop their
skills in the realms of traditional music, piping, drumming, highland dancing
and fiddle playing".
This is crucial because it helps to keep cultural
traditions alive with the younger generations so that others will continue to
enjoy the Tattoo for years to come.
It is definitely a show that is best experienced
in-person. There's something incredible about having an entire crowd of people
hold hands and sing Auld Lang Syne (written by that most famous Scot, Robert
Burns)- it was exhilarating and heartwarming at the same time.
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