March Back to Barracks after HM Queen Elizabeth's State Funeral

[@firelion8280]

This looks incredible. I wish I had thought to stay and watch after the main procession had ended. The sheer scale of the event, & the level of organisation involved was monumental. As a spectator is was a privilege to witness. THANK YOU to all military personnel involved. You did an OUTSTANDING job

[@supernutkin5122]

Yes Fire Lion ..... I also totally agree with your sincere comments.

[@alanaw27]

Everyone did a magnificent job. Well done.

[@THREESTARS67]

WOW!!!!,That's all I can say. I'm speechless.. It's a little after 9 pm.. just saw it 😊😊😂😮

[@josealfredoriverasund3040]

1:07

[@bepolite6961]

Just i case you did not know it guys and girls, you did a bloody fantastic job, she would have been very, very, very proud of you. Just like the rest of us.

[@robertf3479]

I'm a Yank, but I will say that I have a great deal of respect for H.M.'s military, especially the Royal Navy after having exercised with and against them several times, and having gone in Harm's Way alongside them. These men and women gave the Dear Lady a grand farewell, and I agree that she would be proud of them.

[@logandarklighter]

@@robertf3479 I can't speak with your authority, good sir. But as a proud Texan, let me add a tip of the hat to your fantastic and spot on summation!

[@kirstyl1372]

I hope you are all awarded medals for this because you truly showed the world the best of British. Thanks to all of you for your service.

[@Glenn036]

They were absolutely amazing they done your Queen proud from start to finish it was stunning something I don't think we will see the likes of again.

[@jenniefalqueza1792]

I fully agree! ❤️

[@michaeltassano7901]

Being ex Brit army (18 years service) I was in awe at the outstanding military precision. I’m biased, of course, but they should strike a medal for all the military and civilian participants. It was an amazing event which the World will never forget. Thank you all for your service and dedication. God bless each and everyone of you. Michael, Selkirk, Mb, Canada. God save the King.

[@Jimmythefish577]

Settle down, medals? For doing their jobs, the ceremonial job they’re specifically trained for? This ridiculous suggestion is thanks to the ‘participation award’ mindset.

[@Escape_From_UK]

What can I say, how do I better what Kirsty L wrote? I cant that’s why, 100% agree. I love our servicemen and women

[@robertsheray3659]

As an American I am impressed beyond mere words by the love shown for Queen and country. She was a magnificent example of a truly benevolent monarch and symbol for an exceptional country and Commonwealth. She kept her promise to Britain. I salute you and the Queen from across the sea. God save the king!

[@russellwilliams1071]

Thank you from a ex Coldstream Guardsman 💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️💂‍♂️

[@rumeunner3245]

@@russellwilliams1071 I've encountered some of your lads during my trips to London in the past, I keep my distance, not standing too close, asking first if I can take a picture of them and getting the nod of approval.

[@russellwilliams1071]

@@rumeunner3245 Being in household division has it is called we are classed as elite body guard. Even now Gaurds traing is two weeks longer the regular Army. We ( has the word means ) guard not just the Sovereign and Royal family and palaces in London and surrounding area but other more IMPORTANT military installations. Next year am in London. Anyone who ask me as a ex Coldstream Guardsman to stand or ask me about Guards histroy is more then welcome I and other ex guardsmen wear barie,s with cap badges,ties and of course medals. Please keep well.💂‍♂️

[@serenityflies1462]

@@russellwilliams1071 💟💞from Australia xx God save the King!!

[@applemac100100]

Thank you so much for your kind words. There is something special about these wee islands and the Late Queen reflected it just like her father and mother before her.

[@kathlynterry8196]

Well done to all of those who saw the Queen out with great dignity and majesty. This includes all the regular citizens of the UK.

[@ticklingoscillators1852]

@Skummar Köphunchuksohn I think it’s either just a redundant expression or she means ‘as opposed to immigrants’ in which case I’d be disappointed but let’s not guess.

[@dizwell]

@@ticklingoscillators1852 It very clearly means "all those citizens who are not members of the armed forces who 'saw her out with great dignity'". Such as those civilians who kept dignified silence as the hearse passed; or those who clapped; or those who threw flowers, etc. A plain reading of the words used makes it abundantly clear that it had nothing to do with elites or classes or immigration status.

[@judem1359]

@@dizwell yes, absolutely right but lots of people happily jumping on all kinds of bandwagons and misrepresenting what others say……

[@atrinder8944]

Well said. 👍

[@pinkthistle5713]

@@dizwell Exactly !

[@jimrichards3916]

Absolutely Bloody Marvellous! The whole of the UK should be proud of these lads.

[@sixthsensessgh9605]

and girls

[@lauramcneilpage6983]

@@sixthsensessgh9605 and lassies

[@janicem9225]

And lasses.

[@kenlandon6130]

i oppose the monarchy and i think they did a great job performing

[@mac9954]

And the kids in Afghanistan and Iraq

[@neilkipling9123]

Imagine all those Bands playing in perfect synchronisation over a mile and a half apart for the procession of Her Majestys Coffin to Wellington Arch! Nobody does it better. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@barrypelham3237]

The best pageantry in the world. The best send off the queen deserved

[@1chish]

Good to see the Commonwealth countries forces at the front of the long march out to Wellington Arch. Mounties leading it all out!

[@Lizalotte]

And our Australian contingent, so proud of them.

[@stuartandrews2808]

Saw 2 guys from my old regiment as well 48 th Highlanders of Canada

[@Diamondmine212]

The Mounties were also riding the 3 of the 4 horses they've donated to the Queen that she had in her stables. Another one was " retired". Charles will this year at the Trooping of the colour will be riding the FIRST one they have now donated to him,continuing a much loved tradition..

[@meh1943]

I will NEVER forget when the band played our national anthem in front of the palace right after 9/11. As a broken hearted American, on that day, I was so touched by the gesture to play the Star Spangled Banner. Love you, Britain….

[@bernadettespeakman355]

Its what friends do. You have supported us. Our respect and support to our best ally. God Bless America. 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@avryllsixtus3429]

Her Majesty specifically requested that the American anthem was played.. The USA was special to her and loved it's people's.

[@paulshorney3465]

Proud to be British and an ex serviceman,no other country can touch us for ceremonial occasion's!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@donalfinn4205]

Or for invading other countries and robbing and murdering as they go. Don’t be codding yourself boy. Get your head out of your arse and learn of the atrocities that they have committed.

[@megganreynolds8681]

So true

[@loriwoloshyn7266]

Yes sir, you should be proud of it all, the events over the last few days have been smashing. Watching from Canada.🇨🇦

[@paulshorney3465]

@@loriwoloshyn7266 👏👏

[@christopherjamesfisher5519]

After discharging our last duty to our Late Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth The Second, we march back to our barracks head held high, arms swinging but hearts heavy,, We look forwards to serving our Sovereign Lord, King Charles The Third with the same loyalty, GOD SAVE THE KING!!

[@emstirling-is4nu]

God Bless you all - stay safe.

[@justlittleoldme]

To the lads and ladies of our armed forces, nobody does pomp and circumstance better than us! You all did your Queen proud ❤️

[@muttsma]

As a Yank, I must agree with you - nobody does this better than the Brits. Just the uniforms alone are marvelous.

[@logandarklighter]

Texan here. And agreed - NOBODY does it better than our cousins across the pond! Stand proud, you fantastic Brits!

[@shaunwild8797]

@@logandarklighter Hello from England and God bless the USA.

[@beverleypearson2646]

God Bless Our Cousins Across The Pond, for your praise of Our State Funeral for Our Beloved Queen. She would have been so proud of all our Troops & Pageantry 🇬🇧❤️👑 🇺🇸

[@thatfxllenangel]

This makes me awfully proud to be British-American. Much love. ❤

[@susan1073]

I know this might sound odd given it was Queen Elizabeth's funeral but the whole ceremony from start to finish was the most awe-inspiring, grand, majestic thing I've ever seen in my 64 yrs of life. The tradition, the history, everything was immaculate.

[@gregprice1987]

Hear!!! Hear!!!

[@jrhawk574]

Yes, indeed it was....

[@MrBulky992]

So many things could have gone wrong and didn't. Although the funeral was planned decades ago, the many participants had 10 or fewer days to finalise plans, drop everything and rehearse so that the choreography and timings would perfect. How on earth are they able to synchronise the individual cannon shots in the royal parks some distance away with the tolling of the muffled Big Ben so they happen at the same instant, for example? It makes you wonder why the country can't be governed with the same precision. You couldn't get much more of a contrast between this outstanding recent public event and the universally acknowledged current parliamentary chaos.

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

O oke

[@emstirling-is4nu]

This was what the Queen wanted, surrounded by her military. She even chose the tunes so they would not have to weorry about guessing! She is missed no doubt about that. RIP.

[@bulouvusonawalowalo1711]

May God bless the British Army, the United kingdom and Northern Ireland.

[@applemac100100]

One big family mourning one of our loved ones the matriarch of our country God save the King

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

Why?

[@christopherallen3784]

​@@sjefhendrickx2257 taken you 6 months to come up with a pointless question 🤣🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@emstirling-is4nu]

If you have to ask "Why" you should not be on this site or in Britain.@@sjefhendrickx2257

[@davidhull9168]

A great, great video. Well done. My father JOE HULL became a Grenadier Guardsman in 1937 as part of the third Batt. & served for 7yrs & 109 days. Before going to war in Sept 1939 where he lost his left leg above the knee, one of his duties was guarding the royal family at Windsor Castle which was of course HOME for Elizabeth. He witnessed & had to protect Elizabeth & her younger sister when they were playing in the grounds sometimes riding around on their bikes. After being involved in at least 5 actions with the B.E.F. he spent over 3 & a half years as a P.O.W. mainly in Stalag 8B Poland.

[@uncommon_name9337]

Is he still alive?

[@davidhull9168]

@@uncommon_name9337 No. He passed away in 1996 aged 78.

[@donalddodson7365]

@@davidhull9168 R.I.P. With respect: Hand Salute!

[@Peter-lm3ic]

Hi David! Interesting what you say as many years ago I spoke to a next door neighbour's father who served in Italy during the war and he had a rough time also but didn't go into details. He served I believe in the 5th Batt Grenadier Guards. His name was Grenville and in the UK he also patrolled Windsor Castle and at night in plimsolls. I recall that for a time he was in charge of a Sergeant's R & R hotel in Italy. All honour to your father and all the best to you!

[@marthaclark7227]

Bless you father’s soul for his service and his sacrifice… 🇬🇧 🇺🇸

[@fabriziosantoni6840]

I am italian and i truly admired what Great Britain has shown to the world!

[@riccardopinardi2271]

Gracie

[@aliciakoetin130]

Salutes to the British Army and Te Guards that have shown their majestics gestures on the Queen's funeral from starts to the end of the ceremony. Thumbs up.

[@FFEMTB08]

The world was watching and you did Our Queen proud. Much love from the US.

[@dawnfinch8232]

🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@donnamacleod4488]

This American was overcome with great sadness ,but at the same time i felt overcome with with a feeling of pure joy of seeing such awesomeness of all the marching bands and all the solders marching , paying respect to a great Monarch ... The music was spine tingling ..absolutely the most beautiful procession and funerals i ever saw ...THANK YOU . And, God bless all of you..Well done.

[@ulsterscot]

God bless America too. Love from the UK

[@sjefhendrickx2257]

@@ulsterscot really?why?

[@jamesfernleigh2563]

They were splendid. Each one should feel very proud; as proud as we are of them.

[@flaviovieira1638]

From a fellow Canadian,congratulations it was amazing,a complete masterpiece of execution. Our beloved late Queen would be proud.

[@MT-yo9ex]

She sure would be proud of us all!

[@Ann-qf5vk]

Oops I'm not Canadian but so agree. It's kindness caring and self discipline that make this world a better world for all from tadpoles to the highest

[@terrydurham3697]

These guys literally marched miles and miles today for the Queen. They deserve an extra rasher tonight . 🍺🍺🍺🇨🇦💟

[@delwigzieful]

What a wonderful job the Queens military did they made me feel so proud of my Queen my country and our heritage massive Thank you to you all

[@gretadumlao2186]

Salute to you all. You have shown high respect and love to HM Queen Elizabeth 11. We grieve with you on her demise.

[@davidbarrett1487]

The same skill and perfection dress, drill, music passed down generation to generation, thank you for your superb service. 👍👍👍🇬🇧

[@devonshire5482]

Bounce and swagger after a bloody job well done. Love it. RESPECT.

[@supernutkin5122]

Well Done the cameraman (Military Bands Everywhere) you have captured the highlights here, showing most of the bands taking part in HM The Queen's Funeral today. It must take a lot of effort and constant concentration videoing this and remembering to hold the camera steady, without wobble or moving around. Thanks, Supernutkin.

[@bulouvusonawalowalo1711]

Love the video.

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

Thank you very much for your kind comments. It was an honour to play my small part in proceedings as an official photographer.

[@Escape_From_UK]

Brilliant footage!

[@dr.rainerholzke1004]

Thank you very much for this musical conclusion of the funeral services after the death and burial of your Queen Elizabeth II, it is the musical bright streak on the horizon after the dark period of mourning, long live your King Charles. Regards from heart, Dr. med. Rainer Holzke, Germany

[@applemac100100]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Our two countries friendship goes back centuries.

[@archiebald4717]

They all did a splendid job. So proud of them all. Splice the mainbrace.

[@bevzastrow9827]

Thank you!! Everything was great!! Well done good and faithful servants of the Monarchy and The United Kingdom!!! MAY GOD SAVE US ALL!!

[@jacquelineuchong8243]

Don’t even know how to put into words how proud I am to be British and proud of all our military men and women, you certainly did the Queen proud on her final journey, thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Well done everyone you made her majesty proud

[@mollydixon4695]

Wonderful wonderful wonderful thank you armed forces.

[@lindalala5813]

The funeral and processions were absolutely brilliant! The most beautiful event ever..God bless our Queen..long live our King!

[@mandaloreelgrande4485]

I'm from México City and I watched the entire broadcast of Her Majesty's Funeral. I can only say that It was wonderfull! A great homage for the last Queen in generations to come!

[@mobile8873]

I as watching the entire procession from Singapore and the one think that really stood out and really impressed me was the constant strong beat of the bass drum throughout the march. Just by listening to the beat and the band playing, u can sensed the mood there and then. To march and blow into the instruments...my goodness. Good job. Impressive stamina. Good lungs

[@donalddodson7365]

Thank you for highlighting the many fine musicians who contributed to this historic occasion. Brings back the fonder memories of my service as a U. S. Army MOS BANDSMAN, 1968-1971. (I recall playing Bass Drum on the march, dripping wet with sweat inside my uniform and my arms aching but beating the steady cadence for 100 yards of marching troops.)

[@jennylea8687]

Speaking as a retired musician - What a feat! All that marching - while playing!

[@charlottecunningham2141]

Thank you for your service, Donald. I know I’d be dripping and passing out

[@jjwatcher]

What a fabulous video, the return to barrack marching at their normal pace was a joy to behold, Well done to our Military for their service to our country

[@dalecroll7871]

did her majesty proud every single one of them

[@mathbrown9099]

Such good intonation, balance and blend. In my experience any great ensemble must demonstrate such attributes of fine performance. Well done, lads and lassies. So sorry for your loss.

[@dawnfinch8232]

The military outstanding as usual did our queen and country proud I hope they are resting now and reflecting on what they have done

[@shrimp3572]

As always, you did us proud. RESPECT and THANKS

[@teacher55oliveros]

Thank you to all of you in every garrison and band involved in yesterday`s ceremonies. It showed the world how great the British forces are. Congratulation from Bogota. Colombia.

[@emstirling-is4nu]

don't forget those who had to stay behind to make sure of our safety.

[@cathyb46]

Well done as usual. Always love The Royal Marines takes me back to childhood and an uncle playing his collection of LPs of their band music as he had been a sailor WW2

[@alanimals]

Stand tall Stand proud job done. Thank you.

[@keithrobinson531]

Every one of you should be bursting pride. You gave our late monarch a fitting send off,no other country could have carried it off. Well done and thank you.

[@emstirling-is4nu]

Hear, Hear! We are very proud of our Military.

[@prnbob2781]

What an honor it was watching all of you! Your precise drills boggle my mind! Your music lifts my heart. The horses are so skillful. You gave of yourselves 100% to honor your Queen! I'm humbled in your presence!💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@hopingowen]

Absolutely bloody marvellous. Well done guys, you're the best

[@janettesinclair6279]

All credit to them! They were as smart, orderly and disciplined in their return to Barracks as they had been during what must have been a long and difficult day. The music was fantastic, and the marching was impressive to see. Outstanding! Well done - you did Her Majesty proud.

[@Ann-qf5vk]

Absolutely

[@7hfara]

Who appreciate military bands until they see this. It is an incredible feat to march and play an instrument. My father did at the late King's funeral.

[@alicehall9643]

Between them playing and marching it is truly amazing. They did their Queen proud and also their units.

[@juanitowalkerblack3463]

British Military Bands and Marching Units are unmatched in their precision in drill and military pageantry. Huge morale boosters. Always a pleasure to watch and listen to. Thanks for this channel. I love military bands. God Bless The Queen and God Save The King! 😊

[@nedrasellayah9314]

Brilliant!! They did proudly for Her and His Majesty and the British Nation. Where were the Gurkhas? It would have been nice if you had the initual bands names as well. Wonderful job. Thanks for putting this out. They all deserve great credit. God Bless the Queen. God Save and Bless the King. I never expected to feel so affected by the Queen's passing, but I have. A great lady. Duty and service, honour,, humility, Faith and dignity to the end. Respect!! These were British qualities that, as my father, an anglophile, said, kept the British Empire going and were characteristics if true British that made them respected all over the world. Growing up in a very recently post colonial country at that time, I didn't have the same fervor he did for Britain or the monarchy, but by God, you did Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II proud, and my respect for her over the years has increased exponentially. A wonderful lady who embofied all the old British strengths of character, including stoicism and the British stiff upper lip that we grew up recognising and respecting as an intrinsic British quality, and emulating. What a pity we see so little of it in the more recent times, where Britain appears to have gone politically correct, woke and weak. Go back to those old qualities Britain. Relearn about and teach and educate your children on all you had much to be proud of. This week of mourning the Queen and open discussions worldwide about your history, which is three quarters of the world's history via colonialism, should be taught factually and correctly, much as many if ys in the "colinirs" learnt it studying in British based education systems you left us. Thank you for that and I have to admit, many other things I have onky acknowledged lately in life. I guess my father was right lol. I don't look forward to telling him so . God Bless the King.🙏🙏🙏🇱🇰🇰🇪🇨🇦

[@Littlewing1986]

The Rifles and Gurkhas were a joint band of 85

[@alastairrussell3771]

As well as the band, there’s a Gurkha contingent at about 12.15 behind the Royal Regiment of Scotland and the Fusiliers.

[@mathbrown9099]

Thank you, Simon, for the update regarding Gurkhas. Such fierce fighting force for their homeland and for HRM, the King. Their training is quite excellent, really.

[@tpxchallenger]

Gurkha drummers were also in the pipe band that escorted the Queen's procession from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey.

[@tams805]

There were a couple at Windsor in the cortege as well. The Gurkhas became Royal guards in 1901.

[@DemonAnarchy666]

I was simply amazed and I have to say every single member of the armed forces did a sublime job from parade right down to getting all their uniforms on point.

[@mikeellis4838]

Absolutely fantastic well done lady & gentleman. And thank you for staying behind to record this 👌

[@chuckster007a]

Well done to everyone involved, Thank you all for your service.

[@moatl6945]

This video reminds me to the proceeding of brass bands on funerals here in Bavaria where I live: On the way from the church to the cemetery the band plays the saddest funeral marches they are in charge. But on their way from the cemetery to the inn for the funeral meal you can hear the happiest marches you can imagine. My late dad said one: _»A funeral meal is for the living, and live goes on…«_

[@suzy8109]

Royal Weddings and Royal funerals make me so proud to be British. No nation can pull off ceremonial occasions like we can.

[@marthaclark7227]

Bless Al of you for your dedication to your country, to the perfection of your work and your inspiration to all who watch you with admiration, amazement…and with tears in our eyes. God bless you each and every one. Sincerely and with love, an American forever fan. 🇺🇸

[@dawnfinch8232]

🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@ritapitt8273]

I hope they all got to have a pint after! fantastic every single one of them. Well done 👏

[@thewatchmen4920]

JOB well done. You have made your country💂 and the 🌍 🌎 🌏 very proud 🇬🇧 🇺🇲

[@jackconnors4363]

YOU ALL GAVE THE QUEEN A WONDERFUL SEND OFF,,, SO. SORRY IT WAS A SAD TIME,, YOU ALL WORKED HARD TO MAKE THIS TERRIBLE TIME A NICE ONE THANKS

[@geraldmajercik5801]

Outstanding, precision and quality 👌 thanks you for your great service to the Queen and your love for Great Britain 🇬🇧😀❤

[@mikesmith5083]

We should all be immensely proud of the men and women of our armed forces. Well done and thank you. 🇬🇧

[@aflutteroffeminineconfusio1986]

I watched in awe and wonder at the majestic and staunch display of discipline and training during the funeral ...(must admit , I kept thinking that they're feet must have be killing them by the end and they'd be longing for a cuppa ) But look at that precision and strength and duty after such an incredibly long day ....absolutely bloody marvellous!! You all made her Majesty very proud indeed! 🇬🇧🇦🇺👏❤️😊👏

[@lincliff663]

I've been watching these bands for years & it always amazes me how many are such proficient musicians. Decade after decade they just keep coming. This was uplifting after a somber day.

[@poppyrowland1385]

You did her proud! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Well done all!

[@sabinewerner326]

Ich liebe England,ich liebe die Paraden.Wenn es auch ein trauriger Anlass war so war es doch auch wunderschön.Einer solchen Königin würdig. Sie wird immer die Queen bleiben! Niemals werde ich sie vergessen!

[@heinrichgerken4469]

Geht mir auch so!

[@gregprice1987]

Hear!!! Hear!!!

[@alliecollin1748]

🙏🇬🇧

[@angelanicholls6115]

Queen would have been proud. Fantastic as they given as we the public didn't see this who watched it on tv. Deserve a medal. Who didn't stay around for this display of duty to the queen.

[@ghilly_one1720]

That was lovely and incredible. After such a long and emotional day for them all, still carrying forth perfectly. They did such an incredible job.

[@geo752]

A vote of thanks to all our armed forces for their efforts Her Majesty will be so proud of them all , not to forget about our Police to 🇬🇧

[@roxiemorgan2099]

You were, each and everyone, simply brilliant and reflected so well on your country, the late Queen, and the King! God Bless you all!

[@garypuckettmuse]

It must be wonderful to experience that comraderie and be moving together as one while making music. I love the outfits and the marching. They should all be very proud of a job perfectly done. Even thought the plans were in place for when the Queen died, people rushed to London from all around the world and quickly practiced their routines. I could watch this all day. Very uplifting.

[@helenveasey7318]

This is so beautiful. The practice, talent and everything is so precise and In step. Thankful I can watch in this video. It must have been an amazing and very memorable experience to be there in person. They all should be very proud. I'm sure Queen Elizabeth enjoyed hearing them play and watch them in their great precision. Thank you for this wonderful video. From USA 🇺🇸

[@gdfggggg]

Cool 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@iainchrimes7776]

So lovely to watch.Every single one of them did Her Late Majesty proud. Well done

[@lindaj5492]

Thanks for posting this! I think the “Bearer Party” deserve special recommendations for their most important and central role. The calm, quiet voice of the officer, “Bearer Party, stand still”, or sotto voce guiding their feet with “In, out” (inner / outer feet) to keep the coffin level: all conducted smoothly with meticulous precision. Well done, lads.

[@ltyrell405]

The Queen had planned her funeral and this was yet another example of her unerring sense of what was appropriate for the occasion and what an almighty and wonderful send off it was; solomn, poignant, dignified and disciplined, astoundingly beautiful and will never be forgotten, just like our remarkable and gracious Queen.

[@janicem9225]

I love the fact that after her laying to rest, she had planned it for them to play such joyful music afterwards, while returning to the barracks. She planned it so beautifully in every way. ❤️

[@eshiestrik2756]

Now that's what I call rousing march. Loved it ❤️ it sure would have got the cobwebs out after all the slow marching earlier on.

[@mesparky9]

Best footage I have seen for ages, made me proud to be British. Our armed forces are something special.

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

Thank you

[@patriciamvisnofsky4750]

Good afternoon all 🐴🐴 even the military horses was well behaved during the Queen Funeral

[@piggdsbest333]

Incredible, as a french canadian I do now realise how fortunate we are in canada to share a common heritage not only with the old french kingdom but also with the british empire. I'm currently learning music on my own alone at home but hopefully one day I can play in such a majestic band with these iconic uniforms.

[@colincampbell2990]

I am republican but it is precisely why I mourned with the rest Canada the loss of our Elizabeth II. She was benign but deeply engaged in thoughts about us. When in my mid twenties I stopped in a walk to interview someone in the Prime Minister’s Office to watch the changing of guard. Michel Rochon from the PMO’s, French Canadian variant of myself, came along and surprised me with the assertion he was a never able pass up such beautiful music. I have recalled that statement whenever I ask myself why there is so much French spoken in Ottawa at events involving the Ceremonial Band. I hope Mr. Sam one day will fulfill his dream and play for the Ottawa group or the band of the 22 that presides over the changing at the Citadel in Quebec.

[@paulap2377]

You're the very best you all done the people of the UK Proud . God save the King!

[@michaelvoisey8458]

The Commonwealth forces marched very well as did the civilians at the rear

[@davidkoehler136]

those are veterans, former soldiers

[@charliemarkovic4301]

We do know our left from our right down in the antipodes don’t you know?

[@robertstallard7836]

@@charliemarkovic4301 Either he was expecting you to hop, or maybe he thought left and right worked the other way down there, like the fabled water down the plughole?

[@tango6nf477]

No need for sarcasm guys, I think Michael was trying to compliment them and try to make sure they were not overlooked as they were greatly outnumbered and I agree they were impeccable.

[@hughbeeson8854]

Thanks to KZbinrs for these wonderful spectacles I watch over and over - never tire of it. Certainly could not have relied on TV to catch it all - they missed so much out.

[@lunalouhoo]

Kudos to ALL! Stellar performances by everyone!

[@suebarner8364]

Beautifully done all of you!

[@g.k.failla9389]

Reminds me of funerals in New Orleans, LA. Funeral music to the cemetery, jazz on the way back. "Life goes on, the person celebrated is at rest now". From Chicago, U.S.A.

[@lorim667]

Thank you for filming and posting this! I'm an American, there would have been no way to see this otherwise. What a treat for those that stuck around after the funeral! Looks like you were blessed by a gorgeous day!

[@louiscaperan]

Splendide et merveilleux défilé des troupes ayant participé aux funérailles de S.M. la Reine. Il faut adresser les plus vives félicitations aux organisateurs de toutes ces cérémonies ; seul le Royaume Uni est capable de mener une pareille organisation sans fausse note. Que S.M. la Reine demeure en paix auprès de l'Eternel. Longue vie à S.M. le Roi Charles III !

[@shrimp3572]

Merci. Et ici en Angleterre, nous aimons la belle France aussi. :)

[@antonioszytulskyj8165]

Merci, Louis. Vive la France🇫🇷

[@railroadman57]

Wonderful video I enjoy watching your videos and love seeing all the bands thank you so much .

[@MilitaryBandsEverywhere]

Thank you for your kind comments

[@gailmarshall6809]

What fantastic bands! Thank you for showing us how Great Britain is great! And thank you to all who made us all proud. God bless Queen Elizabeth.

[@marlenalinne6100]

Thank you to everyone for this very impressive presentation. I watched the queen's entire funeral and I don't think I'll ever forget the sound of the drum keeping time and the sight and sound of a marching band is incredible. I don't mean to take the queen's passing lightly, but these men certainly cut a fine figure when in their glory. No wonder the queen was so proud of you. I know there are people who criticize keeping the age-old traditions, but this is one that absolutely must be kept. Again, thank you from America.

[@Peter-lm3ic]

Quite superb!

[@Ann-qf5vk]

What amazes me is how these treasured people can put on such a display one moment then be called to barracks and everyday life and then maybe thrown into the horrors of war. True muktitaskers. I thank you all

[@Ann-qf5vk]

Absolutely

[@GinnyGibbs]

It’s wonderful to see this; all week I’ve had the sad funeral march tunes stuck in my ear. It cheers me to know that the bands and soldiers marched back to barracks to such rousing music. It must have been lively with every band playing something different!

[@richiebanks5344]

Dad is English, Mum is Scottish, so not biased, but think the bagpipe bands are the backbone and roar of the British army.

[@vickyschnorbus4166]

These great folks deserve a week off. They were superb.

[@Tomsonic41]

After the somber funeral procession, the bands are now playing much more upbeat and happy tunes. I was really impressed by the whole display of pageantry throughout the day!

[@Cristobels-Green-Boots]

I once knew an entire family, whose sons - in their time - joined the Welsh Guards, in order to learn to play at this standard! 🙏🏻💔🙏🏽