Dave
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Post by Dave on Nov 22, 2005 0:42:56 GMT
I'm just wondering, shhould the two videos be combined to one? Cheers, Gerrit Hi Gerrit, I've just checked and yes, I still have the source files  so I can produce a combined video of equal quality. I'm off to bed now, so that's tomorrow's job... glad you liked the videos! *Dave notices Belinda online and waves* Greetings from England, even though the All Blacks keep turning over all our teams!   Cheers, Dave |
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Post by roger on Nov 22, 2005 1:40:54 GMT
Concerning the two "official" national anthems of New Zealand, my understanding is that 'God Save the Queen' is played at public events when a member of the royal family is present, and 'God Defend New Zealand, when they aren't. But what do I know? I'm English! Roger |
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Joe
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Post by Joe on Nov 22, 2005 2:59:36 GMT
Hi all, I'd like to add a few things regarding 'God Save The Queen.' Here in the states its melody is used for the popular patriotic song 'My Country 'Tis Of Thee'. In fact, there's quite an interesting history of GSTQ on Wikipedia. Steeeering back on topic. England played a good match against the All Blacks.  Scotland play the All Blacks this Saturday? Hope Hayley attends and sings "O Flower of Scotland" at the match! |
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Post by portia on Nov 22, 2005 7:54:28 GMT
I quite like the NZ anthem. China's national anthem is so revolutionary. In the literal sense.
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so I can produce a combined video of equal quality. I'm off to bed now, so that's tomorrow's job... glad you liked the videos! 
Scotland play the All Blacks this Saturday? Hope Hayley attends and sings "O Flower of Scotland" at the match!
