Changing the Guard At Wellington Barracks (12/4/2023)

[@ritapitt8273]

Fabulous to watch from a different angle 👌 thanks 😊

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Very cool to see action on this side of the fences🙂

[@johnworkman2743]

Fantastic upclose insight of how procedures are carried out.

[@delvinrodriguez3341]

Great video! The marches played were, (Step Off) 1) 1:26-Guards Armoured Division (Return to Barracks) 2) 3:08-Sons of the Brave 3) 4:01-Rising of the Lark

[@Armyvideos_Charles]

Hi, could you please comment the marches on my videos pls, would be a great help?

[@delvinrodriguez3341]

@@Armyvideos_Charles Hello! Of course I can! The strange thing is I am subscribed to you, yet I don't get Notifications from KZbin! Got to love KZbin! So I sadly have missed some of your videos!

[@joannebrixton2363]

❤❤❤

[@alanhatchman3117]

How do you manage to be inside Wellington Barracks 😊

[@michelefur]

Que lindo.parece ser galeses né? 🙋‍♀️😍

[@troopingthecolour4099]

yes

[@Princeton5]

Indeed they are.

[@evagolldwing2623]

💎⭐♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@Reggie_91]

does one of the cornet players do the bugle calls here or is there specifically a member of the corp of drums always there?

[@meadowlands1937]

There is always a drummer on duty who sounds the calls. You can see drummer carrying the case for the colour as he marches just behind the band as they exit the gate on the way to the palace.

[@user-ir7os6wh1w]

Sometimes, if there's no duty bugler or another regiment other than the foot guards on guard duty, a cornet player from the band will play it. Difference can be easily heard, though

[@Reggie_91]

@@meadowlands1937 I would assume it's different at Windsor with no colour being carried it would be down to a cornet player

[@meadowlands1937]

@@user-ir7os6wh1w Except when the duty bugler was now DMaj Stuart Laing, WG who was a cornet player in the Band of the Welsh Guards before making a rare transfer to the Corps of Drums.

[@meadowlands1937]

@@Reggie_91 Indeed.