Fantastic Music by the Band of the Irish Guards in Windsor (29/8/24)

[@AlbaAlba-fg2io]

The Irish Band is undoubtedly the Best, they are excellent musicians, play always beautiful marches, though i'm not yet able to put a name to each march. Step by step!! Thank you M.E. for this lovely video. Nice weekend to everyone!

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Hey, Alba

[@AlbaAlba-fg2io]

@@charlottecunningham2141 Ciao Charlotte, hope all is ok. One more beautiful video to see, as being there marching alongside the Band🙂 We never get tired of them! It's saturday afternoon now and i wish you a lovely weekend!!

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Tkank you for thé name of this march i had find thé title that was 28 years ago firsly on trooping on thé color in 1996 now i have thé name exactely that l would guards armoured division by gh willcook with internet l had foud plenty english and américain marches on thé square by Frank panella marche grandioso by Roland seltz bravura by Charles doble Wellington march and many more l had played on thé band le havre and so jazz and variété on an orchestra with m'y trumpet now i have 74 years old twice thank you ,🎺🎺🎺

[@charlottecunningham2141]

@vickyRoyalHistorygood Sunday morning, friend Vicky 🙂

[@AlbaAlba-fg2io]

@vickyRoyalHistory Ciao Vicky, happy sunday to all! I can see you know all about everything, even smallest details: tunics, buttons, stripes, cuff, instruments... yes, I could notice the white stripes of Sir William's tunic, not buttons or cuff. About instruments, I only know guitar, organ and pianola, as I sing in my parish chorus. At moment there are 3 guitarists and 1 organist; the violinist studies in North Italy and joins us when on holiday, the drummer is busy and the keyboard player is our ex music teacher (he is a doctor in physiotherapy now, too busy to follow us). They all are very good! I'd have a small question: during drills i often hear Chambers saying "Giga" or similar to the guards. What does he really say? Thank you very much for your "free lessons"😀 Have a nice sunday afternoon and new week. Ciao!

[@muziekkorpsen-marchingbands]

Thanks for the nice video from the Irish Guards 👍👍.....greeting from The Netherlands 🙋‍♂🙋‍♂

[@MikeM14-40]

Thanks for another excellent video, Military Events! Having this to watch was a welcome surprise on this Saturday morning, when I believe that the normal guard-change and music at Windsor today had to be cancelled because of an (unrelated) organised environmental protest nearby in the Great Park. Great to hear and see the march "Trafalgar" in its entirety.

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Beautiful Military Brass Band 😊 brings Joy to all 😊 & the red tunic is absolutely stunning red as a child loved the toy soldier with his red tunic on & Mother adored the Military bands & the beloved Queen Elizabeth & Prince Philip RIP sorely missed but never forgotten as the duty & respect they gave to Great Britain 🎉

[@iabcdhdhd]

I found this early what spectacular music

[@trapezemusic]

Thank you for focusing on the woodwind section of the band during the first time through trio of Trafalgar then shifting to the first two rows. Well done.

[@delvinrodriguez3341]

Fantastic video! Did anyone else hear 'Trafalgar'? 😂 I did! Spiffing Side Drummers as always. The marches played were, 1) 0:01-Trafalgar (Just Spiffing!) 2) 2:44-Guards Armoured Division 3) 5:59-If You're Irish & Begorrah

[@AnnofWales21]

Delvin!! You forgot the 🥳! Are you well?😉

[@charlottecunningham2141]

@@AnnofWales21😂

[@AnnofWales21]

Smashing video, lovely and clear and with great sound. Looks like a nice sunny day, hope it wasn’t too hot! Thank you for sharing your work👍

[@delvinrodriguez3341]

@@AnnofWales21 Hahaha, you've picked up a lot of my little traditions. Thought I'd change it today, don't want to seem robotic and repeat the same thing over and over, even though one could say what I do seems repetitive. 😅

[@AnnofWales21]

@delvinrodriguez3341 Well seeing as the comment I thought I'd made to the poster has ended up as a reply to your comment I obviously need more lessons and instruction, repetitive or not😊

[@maggisteele4342]

EXCELLENT,,praise from IRELAND

[@Robinmuk]

Fantastic :-) after many hours of watching I have to agree, the Irish guards really do sound the best of the lot.

[@noraemma6809]

Music is in our soul we love music just went to a pub in Salem this afternoon noonhadchips and bangers it was good not enough bangers too much fry’s😊

[@008UK]

Merci ❤

[@markdibisceglie2072]

Up the Rebel's Ulster Rules!!

[@evagolldwing2623]

💎♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Quel est le titre de la deuxieme marche sur la video ?

[@MikeM14-40]

Bon Soir! Le titre de la deuxieme marche est "Guards Armoured Division".

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Thank you for thé title oh this march since 1996 l had never find

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Written by g h willcooks

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Thank you for this march l search many titles english and américain marches l have now Wellington march bravura by Charles doble march grandioso by Roland seitz fairest of thé fair by jh Sousa and many more l have 74 years old and l have playing trumpet will 50 years on harmonie jazzband and variété orchestra i liké military music England and America best salutations 🎺🎺🎺

[@didierlefebvre1354]

Excuse me for ma written that was many years that l speak english its doing faut l speak a little german also l love military music 🙂 6:24

[@vkh08]

I always wonder about some no saluting sentries showing no respect.

[@christophertipton2318]

I wonder if they are required to salute, or its just optional for those gate guards to do so? I imagine if it is required, someone will probably bring it up. I know when I was in the US Marines, a sentry was not always required to salute depending on his post and orders. Most did require a salute, but not all. If it was required and you didn't render proper honors, your world was going to fall in on you. An example of a non-saluting assignment was as a brig chaser (prisoner guard) nor was the prisoner allowed to salute. In fact, everyone, including officers, steered clear of a chaser and his prisoner.

[@charlottecunningham2141]

I think it’s optional, @vkh08

[@vkh08]

I think there is no army in this world where soldiers in uniform have not learned to salute a superior to show their respect. It was one of the first things I learned in my service time.

[@christophertipton2318]

@@vkh08 Very true. I know we learned on day one of Receiving Barracks how to salute and started memorizing the 11 General Orders of a Sentry. in fact, here is the 10th General Order: To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.

[@vkh08]

@@christophertipton2318 🫡