March off. MASSED BANDS PIPES & DRUMS

[@richardcleveland8549]

WOW! That is SOME quick-step starting at 6:47! Hooooooooooooo-weeeee!

[@Grenadier_]

I'm just saying, this batch of four marches are simply enjoyable - things seem to sound better and better!

[@grenadier7900]

GRENADIER I agree.

[@moscanembulo2919]

Even in the next life we will in the infantry

[@Brecconable]

Brought to you by the Massed Bands and Bugles of the Royal Marines, the Guards Division and the Light Division

[@kurtisgeorge-wegner6987]

Brecconable hey do you by any chance know the name of the second march played in this march off?

[@Brecconable]

+Kurtis george-wegner Not sure, could be the Life Guards of the Household Cavalry. The last three songs I know are from the Light Division.

[@kurtisgeorge-wegner6987]

Thanks

[@羅國暉-l3p]

What are the names of the songs at 5:35 and at 6:09 respectively? Thanks!

[@chanderprakash3159]

6:45 8:21

[@Nick-co5sj]

Whats the song name 4:57

[@kazukimatsuda7489]

soldier of the queen

[@kurtisgeorge-wegner6987]

What is the name of the second march played?

[@foageneral8137]

What is the Very First Instrumental Song ?

[@piperjj4486]

"Hands across the sea" it's originally an American naval march.

[@richardcleveland8549]

"Hands Across the Sea" by John Philip Sousa (or, Across the Sea, known as the American Kenneth Alford!).