Musical performance: Okanagan Military Tattoo back in action after hiatus
Nova Scotia International Tattoo returning to Halifax after 3 years – Jun 22, 2022“Musical tattoos actually started as a demonstration of military drumming, piping and other skills,” reads the website.
“It’s called a ‘tattoo’ because when the British Army was fighting in Belgium 300 years ago, drummers were sent into the town each night to call the soldiers in from the pubs. The drummers continued to play until the curfew at . “The , ‘doe den tap toe’ is Dutch for ‘Turn off the tap.’ Subsequently, the expression evolved to ‘tap-too’, after that ‘tattoo.’”Unique advertising of Okanagan Military Tattoo surprises shoppers in Kelowna© 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
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