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the slow march of the HAC may well be the Duke of York as quoted on their website www.hac.org.uk/html/about-the-hac/traditions

Questions: - "The Garb of Auld Gaul" is given in the main article as Slow March (is it being marched slow?)

 This year at the Edinburgh Tattoo it was played as quick march  — Preceding 
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