INTERNATIONAL MILITARY MUSIC FESTIVAL

Australia
- Australian federal police Pipes & Drums
- The Western Australia Police Pipe Band
- South Australian Pipes & Drums
- The Rats of Tobruk Memorial Pipes & Drums Australia
- Ipswich Thistle Pipe Band Australia
Bahrain
Belgium, 2011
Canada
China, 2011
- She Huo Cultural Troupe, Xi'an
- School of Shoaling Monastery
Denmark
EU
Finland
France, 2011
- French Foreign Legion band
- North West Region Army Band
- Band and Honor Guard of the Republican Guard of France
Germany
Greece, 2011
Great Britain, 2011
- 19th Regiment Royal Artillery The Highland Gunners
- The Royal Artillery Band
- Band, Pipes and Drums of the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
- Royal British Air Force, pipes and drums
- 2nd battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles, pipes and drums
- Royal British Corps of Signal, Pipes and Drums
India
Israel
- The Brass Band of the Israeli police
- Band of the Defense Army of Israel
Italy, 2011
- The brass band of bersaglieri “Guglielmo Colombo”
- Storici Sbandieratori delle Contrade di Cori
- Band of the Air Forces of Italy
- Italian Sbandieratori (flag bearers) Di Gubbio
- Italian Sbandieratori (flag bearers) Di Sansepolkro
- Italian Sbandieratori (flag bearers) Di Arezzo
Jordan, 2011
Kazakhstan
Mexico, 2011
New Zeland
Norway, 2011
Pakistan, 2011
Russian Federation, 2011
- The President’s Band
- The Honor Cavalry Escort
- Squadron of the Special Guards
- Representative Military Honorary Guard Band
- The Kremlin School of Horse Riding
- Terek breeding stud № 169
- The Central Military Band of the Ministry of Defense of Russia
- Joint Band of the Moscow Military District
- The Band of the Moscow Suvorov Military Music College
- The Central Navy Band named after N.A.Rimsky-Korsakov
- The Special Military Exemplary Band of the Russian Emergency Ministry
- Russian National Ballet Vozrozhdenie
- «The horn orchestra of Russia», St. Petersburg
- Moscow & District Pipe Band
- State Academic Kubanskiy Cossack Choir
- Russian Cossack State Dance Company, Lipetsk
- State Academic Ensemble of Adyghe folk dance “Nalmes”
- The Children’s Choreographic Ensemble of Ziya Bazhaev
- The State Academic Dance Ensemble "Kabardinka"
Republic of South Africa
Scotland
- Pipes and Drums 1st Battalion, Scottish Guards Regiment
- Royal Scottish Border Guards, 1st Battalion of Royal Scottish Regiment, Pipes and Drums
- Black Guard 3rd Battalion, Royal Scottish Regiment, Pipers and Drummers
- Officers training corps of Scottish universities, pipes and drums
- Highlanders – Sifort and Gordons and Cameronians 4th Battalion, Royal Scottish Regiment, Pipes and Drums
Spain, 2011
Switzerland, 2011
Tajikistan
USA
Ukraine, 2011

19th Regiment Royal Artillery The Highland Gunners

2011
19 Regiment Royal Artillery, The Highland Gunners, was originally formed in 1900 as 17 Brigade Royal Field Artillery.

The Royal Artillery Band

2011
The Royal Artillery Band is based in Woolwich, the former Regimental Home and Headquarters of the Royal Artillery.

Band, Pipes and Drums of the Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

2009
The Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers of the UK was formed in 1942, during the Second World War. Initially, there was a small group of drummers and flutists.

Royal British Air Force, pipes and drums

2007
The bagpipers and drummers of the Royal Air Force of Great Britain are selected from four bands of volunteers at the air force bases in Helton, Kinloss, Luhars and Waddington.

2nd battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles, pipes and drums

2007
Gurkhas, natives of the Himalayan Mountains in Nepal, were first inducted in military service in 1815 by the British East India Company. About 200,000 Gurkhas fought for Britain in the two World Wars.

Royal British Corps of Signal, Pipes and Drums

2007
Bagpipes and drums of the Royal Signals were rewarded ten years ago to unite the musicians of the 32nd Scottish Signals Regiment (volunteers), Queen’s own Gurkha Signals divisions