Queen Elizabeth II - One Final Lament: “A Salute to the Royal Fendersmith” (With Historical Context)

The Lone Piper at Queen Elizabeth II's Funeral (Reaction Video with educational and historical content)

A personal enhanced edit produced as a tribute to the much-loved late Queen.

The music that signaled the end of Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral was performed by Pipe Major Paul Burns, the Sovereign’s Piper. As the lone piper played “A Salute to the Royal Fendersmith,” the sound of the bagpipes gradually faded while her coffin was lowered into the Royal Vault beneath St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.

This poignant moment, reimagined with a cinematic touch, symbolizes the Queen's final journey and is steeped in tradition and emotion. The piece was composed in 2020 by Warrant Officer Class 1 Stuart Liddell, reflecting the royal family's historical ties to craftsmanship and Scottish heritage.

This tribute honors the lasting legacy of Queen Elizabeth II and the artistry behind this deeply moving farewell.

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