Changing The Queen's Guard - Grenadier Guards Band + Corps of Drums - 10 June 2015

The Band of the Grenadier Guards accompanying the New Guard, on this day found by 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, from Wellington Barracks to Buckingham Palace for Changing the Queen's Guard on 10 June 2015. After the ceremony, the Band accompanies the Old Guard, 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, back to Wellington Barracks.
1st Battalion Grenadier Guards Corps of Drums accompanying the Old Guard, St James's Palace Detachment, on this day found by 1st Battalion Welsh Guards, from St James's Palace to Buckingham Palace. After the ceremony, the Corps of Drums accompanies the New Guard, St James's Palace Detachment, to St James's Palace.
You will see that both the Old and New Guards carry their respective 1st Battalion Queen's Colour (predominantly crimson colour flag) as the Queen is in residence. When The Queen is not is residence, the 1st Battalion Regimental Colour (the Union flag with Regimental devices superimposed) is carried.
10 June is the birthday of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and consequently Drum Major WO2 Bob Bainbridge, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, wears State Dress. There was also a 41 Gun Salute in the adjacent Green Park by King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery.

[@gordonburns8731]

The British Grenadiers, changing the Queen's Guard one minute, fire-fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan the next.

[@damianthomas7489]

The amount of energy that Corps of Drums bass drummer puts into hazelmere

[@ArmedForcesVideos7]

Jamie Carlyle True, The Drum Sergeant Harry Sutton was doing a superb job.

[@Skibidislicersenjoyer74]

I wasn’t expecting a Carlyle here.

[@steven6956]

That kind of energy stirs the spirits, really gets you going, L/Sgt Tagg (Taggy) back in the day was the champion at doing triplets on the march, saw him beat to death a few bass drum skins in my time with the corps. Good days.

[@whealkernow469]

The band advancing at the slow march to "Men of Harlech" gave me chills. Magnificent.

[@motorcop505]

Amen! Perfect to lead out the Welsh Guards to!

[@joshuarobinson1656]

As an ex marching band member (not this band) I can tell you it’s very difficult. Marching at one speed whilst playing at another is a very hard skill

[@geoffreyanthony4276]

Never get tired of watching these videos. No wonder they're FIRST Guards.

[@YUME747]

I like that uniform very much. In case of Because I am Japanese, my English may be poor ... there is forgiveness

[@jawski68]

Godzilla never forgives

[@sincourier8110]

"I will never forgive the japanese"

[@fly2golf985]

Sincourier bruh

[@heyabusa1]

Your English is better than my Japanese. You did good.

[@georgyzhukov5237]

@@heyabusa1 I mean that’s technically the truth

[@gordonburns8731]

Brilliant! And the bandsmen and bandswomen still carry the bugle, dangling from their belt to the rear, ready to sound the advance and beat the retreat. Simply magic.

[@gooner72]

The most magnificent Country in the World...... don't forget that they do changing of the guard at numerous locations in London EVERY SINGLE DAY. It's traditions like this that make me immensely proud of my Country. 🇬🇧🇬🇧✌✌

[@chadst.6531]

You are right so, sir! Blessings to your magnificent country! 🇬🇧

[@edjacobs6897]

I 've tried on a couple of occasions to get a really good film, you nailed it . Great marching tune, especially "slow march"

[@revekat2053]

I don’t know why but I love marching band music. 💙🤍❤️

[@Lee-wm4rz]

Watching this video makes me feel incredibly nostalgic. Guardsman use to see Queens Guard as such a trial and a bore........But my god Id love to do it again. Id love to know how many photograph albums we are all in around the world.

[@ArmedForcesVideos7]

9:13 Left marker on the Corps of drums is Lance Sergeant Michael Beasley, who is now a Drum Sergeant.

[@cyruslopez9622]

ok good to know

[@youtubeaccount5738]

Respect to the Corp of Drums bass drummer! Oh, the energy!

[@SarahJonestoo]

Lovely video. Thank you. It beautifully captures the precision of the drill as the Detachments exit Buckingham Palace.

[@emptyangel]

Corps of Drums; 0:40 Household Brigade 0:58 Prussian Glory 08:52 Hazelmere

[@mainscotsboii116]

emptyangel thank you very much :D

[@ellisbutler7956]

8:52 is Mud Cabin is it not...

[@lewiscallaghan9527]

Ellis Butler that is what I was thinking but I may be wrong

[@joshuaisherwood3562]

Ellis Butler no, it is Hazelmere

[@jimspink2922]

8.49 The bass drummer gets right into it very enthusiastic looks like trying to beat the bass drum into submission

[@waltermoriarty5157]

What ever else is said, "THERE WILL ALWAYS BE AN ENGLAND."

[@joancampbell2809]

Walter Moriarty Damm Right RULE BRITINIA RULE!!

[@Dustyholes]

Well England is being taken over atm. You guys have my sympathy and hope

[@MichaelJ44]

@@Dustyholes “As dark as this hour is, it’s no darker it’s not as dark as some of the hours in European history” -Sir Oswald Mosley

[@oakley3815]

@@Dustyholes Two years later and still no sign of this supposedly being taken over you cried about 😂😂😂

[@Dustyholes]

@@oakley3815 lmao really? people are being jailed for speech and jokes in your country. What kind of take over were you expecting?

[@ftasmitauso5577]

I love the queen's guard!

[@maxwellwynne-shepherd7852]

God save the Queen! God save us all!

[@Emirsyahsatria]

The name of queen's guard march💂🏻‍♂️🎺🎷📯🥁 British guard band corps of drummer and fife march is: -0:40=Household brigade -0:55=prussian glory British guard band march is: -0:59=sons of the brave -1:35=carry on -3:01=british grenadier -3:42=caravan -6:16=men of harlech -7:33=steadfast and true British guard band corps of drummer and fife march is: -8:49=hazelmere

[@SeguirViajandosv]

The change is amazing without doubt!

[@transportandmorevide801]

Am I the only 1 who thinks that pigeon got the best spot 🤣

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

DRUM MAJORS: Drum Major appointment in the Regiments of Foot Guards is always from Warrant Officer Class 2 rank (WO2) and they are always former Drummers from their Regiment's 1st Battalion Corps of Drums. Administratively they head the Corps of Drums although the preference is for them to lead the Regimental Bands at ceremonial. The occasional unavailability of Drum Majors requires Sergeants or Lance Sergeants of the Corps of Drums to act up as Drum Sergeants however these ranks do not carry swords or have tunics embellished with gold lace. A Gold (Full) Sergeant as Drum Sergeant leads the Corps of Drums in this video. Drum Majors wear a Shoulder Belt (not a "sash") embellished with regimental devices and battle honours, a sword, a dark red sash representing their Warrant Officer rank, and carry a Staff (not a "mace"). Four inverted gold chevrons are worn on the right arm, inverted signifying they are a badge of appointment rather than rank. The sword, chevrons and red sash are not worn with State Dress as in this video. Instead a peony red apron is worn, clasped at the front with a Regimental broach. You will see that DMaj Bainbridge, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, has the grenade fired proper of the Grenadier Guards on both his shoulder belt and apron broach in the video. Occasionally Drum Majors are permanently appointed to ceremonial duties and they then leave their respective 1st Battalions (Corps of Drums - part of deployable battle forces) and are appointed Drum Majors of the Household Division. Such is currently the case with DMaj Fitzgerald, Senior Drum Major Household Division, Coldstream Guards, DMaj Taylor, Drum Major Household Division, Coldstream Guards and DMaj Staite, Drum Major Household Division, Grenadier Guards. The Senior Drum Major may be promoted to WO1 rank although this is not often as it requires both appropriate length of service and exemplary conduct. Drum Majors of the Household Division wear shoulder belts displaying the Regimental Badges of all seven regiments of the Household Division, including those of The Life Guards and The Blues and Royals. Drum Majors who remain with their respective 1st Battalions wear shoulder belts displaying the single Regimental Device (eg: the grenade fired proper for the Grenadier Guards, the leak for the Welsh Guards) of their own Regiment.

[@2050qwerty]

+GrenadierGuardsDmr Thanks, really interesting background.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

+John Butler Thank you.

[@louislungbubble]

+GrenadierGuardsDmr i have a question if i may...i read somewhere that the SDMHD Ray Davis was not popular with the Directors of music , he did only one trooping in 1988 and was replaced right away by Stephen Ward....i know this can sometimes happen but its unusual.....he had a long career with the Grenadiers and then went on to HM prisons, do you know anything on this matter as it just made me curious when i read that, what it was all about. he looked perfectly smart to me and had the typical guards nuance of the high pitched executive word of command that is not used much by drum majors nowadays.................regards ..marty

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

+louislungbubble I have no idea whether this is correct, however I had heard that the timing between his cautionary command (eg: "Quick") and his execute command (eg: "March"), plus some of his inflections, annoyed some of the Directors of Music, not just at The Troop. The Drum Major's timing between the cautionary command and the executive command is supposed to perfectly match the beat of the music about to be played to set the tempo and march pace for the Timebeater (bass drummer) and side drummers who play the five pace roll on the drums before step off and therefore set the tempo for the musicians. If this were an accurate criticism of Mr Davis, and I stress I do not know that it is, then he would certainly not be the only example. Mr Davis is still around, perhaps he would like to set the record straight.

[@lespeate1906]

Interesting. As a poor squaddie from a Line regiment (without the benefit of Pirbright!) I was taught that the timing between "Quick" and "March" was the same cadence as the marching pace. I was L.I. so it was even shorter!

[@user-lx8ky9yf3b]

The best way to record the sound would be to place a Lavaliet wireless microphone on the band leader dressed in yellow 💛

[@therealifet4l789]

💂💂💂💂💂💂💂#livelongthebrits

[@gordonburns8731]

Those weapons are real and each Guardsman has 20 rounds of live ammunition in his right tunic pocket.

[@apollo_2023]

True. They don't have it loaded unless the UK's terrorism rate is at the highest. But they are allowed by law to shoot somebody that is trespassing on Buckingham palace's forecourt or at a terrorist. It's easy to replace the unloaded mag with the loaded mag.

[@malcolmmarshall4371]

Now do you know that thought it was a secret

[@semajbronson21]

Sergeant Harry Sutton, Grenadier Guards leading the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards Corps of Drums

[@Wabbit_Hunta]

Q: Why does the bass drummer, in the Corp of Drums, face backwards [starting at 8:00 mins] when he starts to beat the drum. I assume there's a reason for this?

[@annoyingbstard9407]

So the SJP detachment can see the marching beat - the sound echoes in the courtyard. You might notice his extravagant use of the sticks.

[@alanvt1]

Note the different button arrangement!..it denotes the different Guards!

[@privatelondontours5546]

So cool! We've got a video on our channel of them doing the Star Wars theme tune!

[@KingBirthdayParade]

Have Anyone Else Notice That The Welsh Guards And Grenadier Were The Old And New Guards Prince Philip Used To Be The Welsh Guards Colonel And Used To Be The Grenadier Guards Colonel

[@mizzyroro]

To be playing an instrument and doing a left wheel while keeping impeccable dressing is no easy feat. Right proper.

[@karl-elrhapsody6041]

What song they were playing at 2:53?

[@michael_mooshy]

The British Grenadiers?

[@flash2989]

The British Grenadiers

[@pasamira5069]

Dear Sirs, whenever I see a parade of your Grenadier Guards on TV, including of course now on the occasion of the funeral services for the late Queen Elizabeth II, on whose passing I would like to express my sincere condolences, I am very taken with the very high quality and robust looking shoes you wear with your uniform. I am from Germany and would like to know how and from where these shoes can be obtained, or are they custom made? I would really appreciate any tips and advice, as I would very much like to experience for myself what it is like to stand and walk in such shoes. Thank you very much. Frank

[@mistertofu]

What do they say to make the guard run up to the front? And what is the purpose of that?

[@Martin69362]

"Out The Escort! and "In The Escort! 2 x LCPL move from the rear to take up step with the ensign (2nd LT)

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Corps of drums grenadier guards with the grenadier guards 💂‍♀️🇬🇧

[@pkeetrypt7654]

3:02 YOU CAN MARCH WITH BASSOONS?! MY BAND TEACHER LIED TO ME

[@francom1499]

You can March with sny instrument its just if you have the endurance to carry it all the way and still play well

[@ivormorgan460]

20 years in the band and only got to play the triangle

[@neilhellens8956]

Balderick??

[@sebengeli5913]

@@neilhellens8956 😂😂

[@themanwiththegoddamnplan161]

I plan on joining the 1st battalion in a month.

[@wd5585]

The Colossal Douchbag Change your online name.

[@ryszardkulesza6912]

Dzięki za taką pieśń i WSPANIAŁE WYKONANIE dla ŚWIATA to jest bardzo wskazane i mądre aby móc komentować do pracy nad sobą w interesie Polski i Europy spasiba spasiba dla ludzi którzy są zainteresowani współpracą z nami w interesie Polski i Europy spasiba spasiba

[@pianoplayrpiano99]

Nobody does pomp and ceremony like the British!

[@Dimusikz11]

Good afternoon. Please tell me how is called the marsh,which sounds at the end of the video?

[@mainscotsboii116]

Дмитрий Ягодкин i think its hazelmere sir/maam

[@benwhiley6138]

What does the Sergeant Major scream just before they enter the palace, And some of them then go "SIR!"?

[@jackgymlad819]

he is bringing in the escort what that means is two lance corporals who escort the colour, when the command out the escort is given they assume the port arms position and run to each side of the colour, when the command in the escort is given they return back to their normal position.

[@benwhiley6138]

Jack Parfitt ahhh thank you very much, never quite knew what the sergeant major said, I always thought he said “Fall in the escort”

[@jackgymlad819]

very welcome

[@justinmohr3633]

At 7:37 they play the german "In Treue Fest" march right? :)

[@LajaRengga]

No it's men of harlech

[@LajaRengga]

Lol jkjk

[@joemacdonald2494]

Drum Majors start as Sergeants and can rise to WO2 and, hold a "Staff Appointment". The guards have recently introduced aWO1 DM appointment!

[@2021-q2c]

Can y'll please say what's the name of the song which they playing from 01:38 to 02:55

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

At 1:38 the Band of the Grenadier Guards play Carry On.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

Military Bands Everywhere Each of the Guards' Bands has slightly different arrangements of "Carry On", and I particularly like GG's, especially from 2:08.

[@matschutsch]

GrenadierGuardsDmr it really sounds great this way!! Is there any recording of this interpretation of Carry on?

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

matschutsch Yes there is... it is played by the Band of the Honrouble Artilary Company Here some links on how to buy it! I hope I could Help! www.amazon.co.uk/March-Carry-On/dp/B0030UOY3Q/ref=sr_1_1?s=dmusic&ie=UTF8&qid=1439389265&sr=1-1&keywords=Carry+on+march play.google.com/store/music/album?id=Bsv6gb3b3e664q4mlcuaxnoo4du&tid=song-Tpntcutrytc2ubkin5ljlbngaee

[@danielhooke6847]

Military Bands Everywhere . Cch.

[@katerinakempb8217]

Niiiiice Grenadiers Band n Corps of Drums💖👍💖

[@iamtristladin]

This makes me proud the be British and I'm not even British

[@tomaszcison1421]

This video wow super 🔝🎵👍🏼👏🏽💓☺️💂🏻🎼🎺🥁🇬🇧👍🏼

[@Palms66]

Do the royal guards actually join the fight with other British soldier if you know what i mean

[@sheldon-cooper]

Aside from a company set aside for public duties such as guarding the royal residences, the battalions that make up the 5 regiments of the queens guards are elite light infantry and have served in every war that the UK has been involved in since the early 1700's

[@semajbronson21]

Senior Band Sergeant Major WO1 Andrew Woods, Grenadier Guards (Trombone)

[@phoenixgolshan4053]

What quick march do they begin playing at 1:35?

[@mainscotsboii116]

Phoenix Golshan or carry on march

[@slap777me]

On Cornet /trumpet --Benny Beavis --an Aussie lad--- About as good as tehy come.. Fantastic muso -- Great bloke..

[@chhayhongheng9374]

5:37 who sees a scot guard

[@youtubeaccount5738]

3 buttons, no plume, yep, Scot Guardsman indeed.

[@sandrarocha1437]

alguém que gosto e aprendi a respeitar faz parte destes valentes soldados,sinto sua falta amigo,reconheci seu rosto na marcha.Respeito e admiração sempre.

[@LukeWatson99]

Love the royals ❤❤❤❤

[@thejackster9919]

What's the song called starting from 1:40. I've been trying to look for it for a whole but can't rememer the name..

[@youtubeaccount5738]

Carry on march!

[@thejackster9919]

@@youtubeaccount5738 Thank you so much

[@youtubeaccount5738]

@@thejackster9919 no worries!

[@jaimeedgardobuguenosaez7929]

Impercionante muestra de elegancia , respeto de las tradiciones y diciplina felicitaciones mis respetos y admiracion saludos desde Chile.

[@Hanger1712]

when the grenadiers come you know that you are about to colonize the world, beautiful march that is: the British Grenadiers

[@garysowder9772]

Salute to you 💂

[@robnewman6101]

Three cheers for the British Army Grenadiers.

[@herediacostarica9375]

8:45 cool!!!

[@kai-ht3qs]

Great vid, Thanks for sharing. Was there a problem with security at 9.43?

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

kwh278 Thank you. At 9:43, at the command of the Company Sergeant Major (CSM) "Out The Escort", the Corporals run forward to escort The Colour. They always do that at Guard Mount, and you can just see them doing so at 7:41 as the Old Guard marches away from Buckingham Palace. Regards.

[@Peter-lm3ic]

Excellent!

[@_4025]

LOL THE CORPS OF DRUMS *STOM STOMP YEAH*

[@Bozoooooo]

People who came here watching DerMondii’s announcement

[@SUPERANT.]

What is the name of song at 1:34 ?

[@cyruslopez9622]

Carry on march

[@ronaldstaples5752]

What do the red stripes signify? Officer, warrant officer or other?

[@Tom-bs1em]

The red sash shows a non commissioned officer. An officers uniform has more gold than the other ranks counterpart

[@suekamm]

Why do the members of the Corps of Drums carry a bugle (or cornet)?

[@Peter-lm3ic]

An infantry Corps of Drums, drummer with his drum in the past was used for troop movements in the field and is still sometime used for drill movements such as getting on parade. A bugle was used for alerting troops mainly whilst off duty of such duties as reveille, alarms, cookhouse, guard, lights out and parade duties etc. Therefore all members of the Corps of Drums carry a bugle to spread the load of 24/7 range of duties.

[@flightsnstuff8943]

Long live the king!

[@semajbronson21]

Who's the person behind the guards at 10:21

[@bandicamscot3501]

Judging by the uniform I believe it's a Company Sergeant Major aka Warrant Officer Class 2

[@apollo_2023]

@@bandicamscot3501 Tf is your profile pic!?

[@sebengeli5913]

@@apollo_2023 fat bastard from Austin powers

[@LajaRengga]

Sergeant major

[@cyruslopez9622]

3:04

[@zlevajicko4006]

BRITISH GRENADIERS!!!

[@semajbronson21]

Drum Major WO2 Bob Bainbridge, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards

[@patharris4368]

Where is Drum Major WO2 Bob Bainbridge now? He's very polished.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

REGIMENTAL STRUCTURE - FOOT GUARDS REGIMENTS - GRENADIER, COLDSTREAM, SCOTS, IRISH AND WELSH GUARDS, EACH WITH: ~ Regimental Headquarters: Stores, Recruitment (approximately 11 men) PLUS Regimental Band (1 Director of Music Officer and up to 42 Musicians). ~ 1st Battalion: Battalion Headquarters, Five Companies comprising three x Rifle Companies, Support Company and Headquarter Company, plus specialist platoons and sections including Corps of Drums, Pipes and Drums (Scots and Irish Guards only), Quartermasters, Signals, Mechanised Transport, Training/Gym, Medical, Police, Mortar, Sniper, Reconnaissance and Anti-Tank Platoons. Each Regiment has differing specialist platoons/sections. The three Rifle Companies of the respective Regiments are; Grenadier Guards: Queen's Company, Number 2 Company and Inkerman Company. Coldstream Guards: Number 1 Company, Number 2 Company and Number 3 Company. Scots Guards: A Company, B Company and C Company. Irish Guards: Number 1 Company, Number 2 Company and Number 4 Company. Welsh Guards: Prince of Wales Company, Number 2 Company and Number 3 Company. (1st Battalion strength approximately 600 officers and men) ~ Incremental Company (Grenadier - Nijmegen Company, Coldstream - Number 7 Company, Scots Guards - F Company, no incremental companies in the Irish and Welsh Guards), formed in 1993 to represent the then disbanded 2nd Battalions, Guardsmen in their first 6 to 9 months primarily involved in London Public Duties (ceremonial) (approximately 95 officers and men).

[@lespeate1906]

Thanks for the compliment from an expert! I also learned that to keep in step with a preceding sub-unit you gave the command in time with their "Left-right" step. My fading memory is based on six months Public Duties when the KSLI took over in 1948-49.

[@lespeate1906]

Maybe you have the answer. Many units "Advance in Review Order" to "The British Grenadiers" I suspect that it may be because the first lyrics coincide with 15 paces. Any ideas? Thanks.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

The Rifles!

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

The music "The British Grenadiers" was written well before the 1st Regiment of Foot was granted the title "First or Grenadier Regiment of Foot" in 1815 by the Prince Regent weeks after their victory over the French Grenadiers at Waterloo. In the music, "Grenadier" refers to the Grenadier Companies attached to many infantry regiments. The Grenadier Guards have since adopted it as a Quick March. Subsequently the music is used during the Queen's Birthday Parade no matter which Regiment is trooping their Colour.

[@lespeate1906]

Thanks! The other "flank" company was, of course, the Light Infantry, (my heritage!). It does lend itself well to advancing in review order - even the RCHA use it! .

[@wubboxjustacosplay7150]

Whats the name for all the songs they are playing?

[@keithbuck1315]

very impresive

[@charlesvargas1342]

I’ll buy the royal guard soup

[@mikeyduke10]

the person in the gren guard band first row on the left of the screen was carrying an officers sword but not wearing officer trousers, does anybody know why this is.. I suppose he wears the trousers of the band but I didn't think officers were in bands so why the sword?

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

+Mikey Renwick He is not an officer. He is the Household Division Senior Band Sergeant Major, Warrant Officer Class 1 (WO1) Andrew Woods. As a Warrant Officer, like the Warrant Officer rank Drum Majors (though not with State Dress as in this video), he wears a sword.

[@mikeyduke10]

GrenadierGuardsDmr oh my mistake, I was just assuming from the sword, but thanks good to know from now on.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

+Mikey Renwick The full story: Warrant Officers Class 1 and the following Warrant Officers Class 2 wear swords with Full Dress: Band Sergeant Majors, Regimental Quartermaster Sergeants, Drill Sergeants and Drum Majors. Warrant Officers Class 1 and the Regimental Quartermaster Sergeants wear gold sword knots, the others have white buff leather sword knots. Occasionally WO2 rank appointments can be appointed to Senior Band Sergeant Major Household Division or Senior Drum Major Household Division and may be (not always) promoted to WO1. Such was the case with WO1 Woods. Each Regimental Band has a Director of Music (Officer rank, usually Major), a Bandmaster who deputises as conductor for Director of Music when required (any rank from Staff Sergeant to WO1) and a Band Sergeant Major (usually WO2 rank). All three would wear swords, however the Bandmaster is usually only present when the Director of Music is absent.

[@kevinmorgan2100]

+GrenadierGuardsDmr The bandmaster rank is always WO1, and will also play their instrument in concert or on the march if necessary.

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

+Kevin Morgan My understanding is that, whilst all the Guards' Bands currently have WO1 rank Bandmasters, recent changes mean that Bandmasters qualify from the Corps of Army Music at the rank of Staff Sergeant, are then promoted to WO2 when they qualify to do so, and then eventually WO1. I guess in reality you are correct in that WO1 rank will continue to be a requirement for Bandmaster of a Guards' Band, although time will tell. Regards.

[@horsedrag2468]

The name of the march 1:50 into the video? Can't seem to find it but it is so powerful I would like to know more about it. Thanks.

[@ArmedForcesVideos7]

Frank Mancuso Carry on march

[@youtubeaccount5738]

Carry On is probably the best neutral March.

[@sebengeli5913]

What March is played before 1:38

[@ArmedForcesVideos7]

seb engeli Sons of the brave

[@jamessmith3788]

What is with the bugles hanging below their butts in the last band? 😳

[@peterjackson1873]

Those are not "the last band" They are drummers of the battalion. In Foot Guard the Corps of Drums normally marches to the rear of the Band.

[@ZaKaria-tp9zf]

❤️🇬🇧❤️

[@acceptancesetsyoufree5685]

fantastic😆

[@bandaescuela1116]

Where do they sell the white bag for the sheet music?

[@bandaescuela1116]

How can you get it?

[@swagclown3849]

On the instruments? Those are called lyres.

[@swagclown3849]

You can get them online, maybe at a local music store.

[@darker2264]

What the song name when 3:04 started?

[@sergiogo9188]

Genial 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🪄🕊

[@Dimusikz11]

Good afternoon. Please tell me how is called the March to the 8.00 minute?

[@qrcode4608]

Hazelmere

[@semajbronson21]

Why do they call it state dress?

[@FortunaFortesJuvat]

It is worn on State occasions, such as the Queen's birthday.

[@ArmedForcesVideos7]

It’s because if a royal birthday happens they wear their state clothing.

[@campadounia8669]

good music

[@beartoven6116]

My favourite the second

[@coldstream.guard6173]

awesome great youtuber

[@GrenadierGuardsDmr]

coldstream.guard 617 Thank you. Glad you like the videos.

[@coldstream.guard6173]

i love any guards videos

[@awclement]

What is the song at 2.52

[@benwhiley6138]

Aw Clement The British Grenadiers

[@darkdelta3377]

what was the song here 2:10

[@samyalarqe924]

اكثر مابهرني عزاف الترامبيت والترمبون

[@semajbronson21]

at 6:04 who says " Band Ready"?

[@ianrobertson5798]

The man in the gold coat at the front of the band he is the band master

[@mattcalcutt-letts7798]

Ian Robertson no its the drum major

[@coldstreamer6252]

The drum major does sometimes..

[@jackgymlad819]

the trombonist on the left as you look at the band with the gold cuffs

[@KingBirthdayParade]

Band Sergeant Say Band Ready

[@ramonchristoffdelacerna2567]

nice performance

[@robnewman6101]

Wow.

[@ramonchristoffdelacerna2567]

that mardurate is nice performance

[@robertclere9081]

I'm surprised to see that the band members required sheet music to play, They receive such rigorous training for their function as guards, I would have expected the same with their musical endeavor.

[@gerardojara8296]

1:38? name march?

[@mainscotsboii116]

gerardo jara carry on march

[@edwardlowe7260]

south africans seem to have 6 left feet when trying this complicated move