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Vimy Re-Dedication. France. April 9, 2007

Sierra Noble from Manitoba plays – The Warriors Lament April 9, 2007
Video Rating: 4 / 5


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25 Responses to “Vimy Re-Dedication. France. April 9, 2007”

  • 009pilot:

    C`est trés déménagement.

  • bunnysunny100:

    this is one of my favourites, everyone loves it! u were great Sierra. no one could of done it better. :) xo

  • SunniDawn05:

    OMG sierra, this is so amazing, I’m proud of you and thank you for making the experience my dad (Danny Flett) endured, spectacular and memorable!

  • cmabone:

    Never forget the fallen. Ne jamais oublier ceux qui sont tombés.

  • dbratle:

    Stunningly beautiful…this moved me to tears.

  • fiddlemusicfan:

    This tune is called “The Warriors Lament” and it is on Sierra Noble’s latest CD titled “Possibilities”.
    Sierra’s CD’s are available on i tunes.

  • christerlin1:

    Wow…to be Canadian!

  • canadarox14:

    I love Sierra Noble. She has so much talent. Wow… this blows my mind.

  • drum3433:

    I want to post a comment, I cannot find words amidst the tears. Beautiful tribute.

  • won364:

    Could watch hours of this, can’t wait to visit, my great grandfather was a vimy vet and luckily made it back. He and all the other great men that fought there make me proud to be canadian and I will forever be in debt to them and other fallen soldiers of past wars

  • Enialedam:

    I had the chance to visit Vimy a few months after the rededication. It’s truly a beautiful site.

    Surrounding the monument are several cemeteries, most filled with unknown soldiers. The tombstones read: “A Soldier of the Great War, Canadian Regiment. Known unto God.” … One after another after another. I cry when I think back to it.

    Next time I go, – and there will be a next time – it will be with the biggest bundle of red roses possible. Its the least I can do.

  • raynus1:

    To my great uncle, Alec, who fell at Sanctuary Wood in 1916 & never came home.

    We love you and think of you still.
    Your family.

  • chantesley:

    meegwetch, it reminds me of my great grandfather, he went to the first world war, may he rest his soul <3

  • GregCam64:

    I was one of the high school kids in the crowd, it was pretty awesome.

  • southenglish:

    Oh Canada, the true north strong and Free . . . from Sea to Sea we stand on gaurd for thee, Oh Canada!! Let the Maple Leaf fly forever!!

  • kossspeakers:

    I was an absolute basket case, and I was one of the soldiers honored enough to be on parade at the actual monument at the time. I will never forget that.

  • youseeityoudont:

    I have to admit that I cried throughout most of the cermony. It was very touching and very canadian . Sweet and sad with no fanfare just a hauting knowledge of all the lives lost.Watching fellow canadians holding pictures of long dead realitives and weeping after so many years had a huge impact on me .

  • auroragal678:

    This is so beautiful. It gave me goosebumps when I watched it live two years ago, and it still does today. Well done, Sierra Noble. Probably the highlight of the ceremony for me..

  • videoloosmusee:

    Quelle journée, temps magnifique site superbe et aussi un hommage très touchant du peuple canadien aux soldats de la 1 guerre mondiale

    gilles de Loos FRANCE

  • Furspark:

    same here.

  • AlanaChristie:

    This preformance is very haunting

  • fuhmeregan:

    very pretty. thank you.

  • emmyems:

    I was at this event live. Seeing a video of her performance does not give it any justice. So beautiful, brings me back to the moment i was sitting on the field at vimy ridge listening to this everytime.

  • raynus1:

    Bravo.
    Beautiful requiem to our fallen.

  • fiddlemusicfan:

    If you would like to learn more about the fiddler, Sierra Noble, you can visit her website or myspace

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