Click to Play : Admiralty Music Festival - 2006

In December 2006, The Admiralty Navy Band performed the opening concert in the annual Admiralty Music Festival cycle. The featured guest conductor was Maestro Michael Schramm from Germany, and the program featured the works of Karl-Maria von Weber and Richard Wagner.
The Russian media coverage was, of course, in Russian - so a scrolling text in English is shown with the video clip. We wish to thank Rossija TV for their kind permission for the use of their broadcast video.
Please note : the video clip is in Apple's QuickTime .mov format and is about 2MB in size and a little more than one minute long. It may be downloaded for later viewing by right-clicking and saving here, and the English translation of the Russian newscast can be downloaded here.

Click to Play : Stockholm Defile - 2004

The Admiralty Navy Band was perfoming under the direction of Commander Karabanov at the Swedish Tattoo 2004, in Stockholm. The pieces performed, all choreographed by Comamnder Karabanov, are as follows ....
»  The March "Hero" (anonymous)
»  Performance Piece for Drums, by A. Veselov
»  Selection from Symphony No. 9 - "The New World", by A. Dvorzhak
»  The March "Vivat, Saint-Petersburg !", F. von Blon
Please note : the video clip is in Apple's QuickTime .mov format and is about 50MB in size and about 13 minutes long. It may be downloaded for later viewing by right-clicking and saving here.

Click to Play : Memorial Celebration - 2006

In late September 2006, The Admiralty Navy Band performed with their colleagues of the Danish Royal Life-Guard Regiment Band to commemorate the return to Russia of the mortal remains of the "Princess Dagmar", Her Imperial Majesty Empress Maria Fedorovna.
The local TV News coverage was, of course, in Russian - so a scrolling text in English is shown with the video clip.
Please note : the video clip is in Apple's QuickTime .mov format and is about 5.8MB in size and about one and one-half minutes long. It may be downloaded for later viewing by right-clicking and saving here, and the English translation of the Russian newscast can be downloaded here.