Changing the Guard in Windsor (9/9/2023)

[@gailledl9027]

Wonderful music and wonderful videos. I never get tired of watching them. I watch them over and over and I love the music. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@militaryevents107]

Thank you very much!

[@Robinmuk]

25 seconds in, the slickest Trombone section you will ever hear of any marching band in the world that ever was. Fantastic playing! One of the few things left that makes me feel proud to be British.

[@jajoh6473]

Tel you what!! These trombones are indeed amazing players , I heard them many many times and love to hear them and the band as well ! Would Love to say that I’m proud to be British but I cannot because I am a Dutchman 😢😢 But!!! I have been to the UK and London because of the best Brass Bands you do have there!! That’s for sure !!!

[@set3777]

"Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School band can play much better. More than 100 million people will agree,

[@jajoh6473]

@@set3777 Nice girls!! THAT,S IT. Horrible sound on their brass instruments!😝😝😝

[@set3777]

@vickyRoyalHistory " the slickest Trombone section you will ever hear of any marching band in the world that ever was" comment is just a lie. I live in the Commonwealth. I hate liars. There is nothing so good about a band that still need to read scores while playing.

[@MikeM14-40]

@vickyRoyalHistory Careful - I think jajoh6473 is actually ridiculing set3777!

[@johnworkman2743]

Fantastic once again. Always worth watching.

[@delvinrodriguez3341]

Great video! The marches played were, 1) 0:05-The Mad Major 2) 2:53-Wellington 3) 6:11-Pride of Princes Street (Return to Barracks) 4) 7:50-The Aberdonian 5) 9:45-Sarafand 6) 13:07-Staffordshire Knot 7) 14:32-Rising of the Lark

[@MikeM14-40]

Many thanks, Military Events, for the superb coverage of what in my opinion was a splendid event in terms of the guards, the band, and the music played, despite the slight distraction already aired in some of the comments below. As ever, I also feel that thanks are due to all those behind the organisational arrangements, including the police, security and volunteers for keeping this a safe and in the main good-natured event for all, in spite of the oppressive heat on the day.

[@josvandenberg2895]

I realy like these music video,s. keep up the hard work. and my compliments to everyone from this video.

[@ritapitt8273]

I really enjoyed this one 😊 thanks so much, they and you must have been so hot! Brilliant 👏

[@williamturner1517]

A great, spirited tune. Well played.

[@louiscaperan]

Merci pour cette très belle vidéo.

[@joanburke9030]

Love that march Ty your brilliant

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Brilliant hearing some of the old marches again

[@nicolapozzoli2059]

Sempre piacevole ascoltare questa musica,molto belle le divise con giacca rossa, pantalone nero e....colbaccone!!!! 😅😅😅

[@daveleadbeater7652]

The 1st march is by Alford -- the Mad Major.

[@joanburke9030]

Ty for naming the march.

[@mervwhitney7229]

Another good recording, with some different tunes to normal. Thank you.

[@clivehughes2179]

Yes I Agree but not that much different

[@lynnpeterthorson5277]

SUPERB sound on the Scots Guards Band!

[@fionagreenwood3231]

Good evening May I ask please how many times a day they parade from barracks to Windsor Castle and Castle back to barracks please Thankyou very much xxxxx

[@meadowlands1937]

The Windsor Castle Guard is changed on Saturday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ceremony takes place only once on each of those days.

[@captain_dave2319]

Lovely video with excellent audio quality. It's a shame that a child had fun whistling with a flute in the background, and it ruined the music. I'm astonished that the parents didn't do anything.

[@seamusnugent8523]

It's great to hear the child innocently playing along, being exposed to, and enjoying the fabulous music. We all got our love and appreciation of music at an early age somehow. What do you suggest the parents do? Such a pompous comment! Enjoyment of music is not exclusively yours I'll have you know.

[@Robinmuk]

I'm with you Captain Dave, having been watching the guards since I was a small child my parents would indeed have told me to stop (if I had a flute), it's called consideration for others, something that has seemingly gone out of the window with 'modern parenting'. The most important thing you can ever teach a child (which nobody does anymore): It's not all about you. Play your flute at home all you like, but don't spoil the enjoyment of others in public, think about your actions. Parent and child.

[@seamusnugent8523]

Exactly - it's not about you. Let it be about he children and how they hear and play the music and enjoy it. Don't be a bunch of grumpy old men claiming exclusivity!!!

[@williamturner1517]

In the band. Second row from the end. Who's the guy marching without an instrument?

[@commanderrabb9440]

That must be the director of music (bandleader)

[@robertwoodward5392]

Would be the Band Madter.

[@andree.1783]

Major Evin Frost Director of Music (DOM) of Band of the Scots Guards

[@chriz7074]

marches?

[@evagolldwing2623]

💎⭐🔥♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@dh1380]

Who is the soldier who during every one of these has to awkardly jog in to post with the guard? In this video they visible near the back at juat after one minute.

[@RamonGuilherme-q4q]

🏹

[@綱島太郎-p7q]

指揮者の所作をメインに😊

[@Grenadier_]

my only critique, which is not your fault at all, was that rather annoying squeaking sound someone was making. I know they (i assume it is a child) wants to "play" along, but it unfortunately ruined the last near 5 minutes of this for me

[@captain_dave2319]

Parents fault...

[@militaryevents107]

Tell me about it!! I can’t be annoyed because it’s a child but like, stop, its ruining it for everyone!

[@mikeellis4838]

Fantastic video thanks for sharing 👌

[@hazel1605]

I’m just relieved it’s not a band musician!😂😂

[@Robinmuk]

Having been watching the guards since I was a small child my parents would indeed have told me to stop (if I had a flute), it's called consideration for others, something that has seemingly gone out of the window with 'modern parenting'. The most important thing you can ever teach a child (which nobody does anymore): It's not all about you. Play your flute at home all you like, but don't spoil the enjoyment of others in public, think about your actions. Parent and child.