Band of the Irish Guards Return to Barracks

[@alwynOrchard]

Congratulations to The Senior Drum Major for his award from the King.very well deserved.

[@Reggie_91]

the side drummer closest to the camera had a great swagger about him, seemed to be enjoying himself

[@valerielewis853]

Senior Drum major Gareth Chambersvery smart as usual knows his stuff 👏

[@mervwhitney7229]

Yes, he certainly does. Perfect timing to end of each part in the music.

[@ritapitt8273]

Always great sound and filming 🎥 thank you 👏 😊

[@mervwhitney7229]

Thank you. This is a busy time for your filming and all done to perfection.

[@avrilskinner5983]

Blue Piume was composed by the great Jiggs Jaeger. And Children of the Regiment was reported to be the late Queen's favourite march

[@philwilson]

Thankyou for this great video and music.

[@adeleozanne3427]

Greetings from Connecticut, USA. Is there a list of the names of these marches? A splendid turn out! I love to watch these.😊

[@youtubeaccount5738]

This is in order, "Blue Plume,", "Bravura.", "Die Regiments Kinder.", and lastly, "The Grenadiers Return."

[@adeleozanne3427]

@youtubeaccount5738 Thanks very much, indeed. I just love watching the precision of these units!

[@Robinmuk]

Slick, really great sound the Irish guards.

[@memphis6420]

Marches: - Blue Plume - Bravura - Children of the Regiment - Grenadier Slow March That said, nice video mate.

[@Armyvideos_Charles]

The last one is the Grenadiers Return

[@Armyvideos_Charles]

Great video once again!

[@pbrobotspbrobots1710]

me old regiment the micks, chin up, chest out, swagger. 1979/1984

[@johnworkman2743]

Great turnout

[@daveleadbeater7652]

Wonder whitch bandsman is the father of the kid recording with his father's hat on.

[@Sandoz-tq7qj]

Which one is the senior Drum Major who met the King ? 💂

[@evagolldwing2623]

💎⭐♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jackanorycabbie553]

How good are we at parade

[@ADDMEIAMMICHAEL]

love it

[@TheRobinsonmimi]

Rousing🎉

[@daveleadbeater7652]

What is the significance between the gold stripes and the white ones?

[@asac159]

This is peculiar to the Guards Regiments and to ceremonial dress. Those with 3 white stripes are Lance Sergeants, equivalent to full Corporal in line infantry regiments and those with 3 gold stripes are Sergeants; two stripes (white) indicates Lance Corporal. There's a bit more to it than this, but I hope that's ehough for you.

[@daveleadbeater7652]

@@asac159 Thanks.