Musical Drive King's Troop.Hussars & light Dragoons

[@paul70uk]

I was in the Kings Troop for six years. 87 to 93. ❤❤❤

[@stuartmorley6338]

My father was in the Kings Troup (The first National Serviceman to be accepted) and performed the Musical Drive to this many a time.

[@richardcleveland8549]

Love this! Brings a lump to my throat and tears to my eyes . . . .

[@richardcleveland8549]

Now that I've listened all the way through, I like it even better! Several of the tunes would be great in quadrilles - FAST quadrilles!

[@AlexandrinaVictoria1819]

Most majestic

[@matthewpayton]

Like when the Kings troop perform the scissors to the POST HORN GALLOP.

[@davidfinlinson884]

If you ain’t Cav you aint👍

[@Sandman19]

The March at 5:42 is Royal Artillery Slow March

[@geoffreymowbray6789]

The Duchess of Kent March Princess Marie Louise Victoire of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld and by her first marriage, Princess of Leinigen. By by her second husband the Duke of Kent (4th son of King George III) she became Duchess of Kent. From the Worcestershire Regiment (1694-1970) web site. "This March is believed to have been composed by the Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria, and to have been presented to the 29th Regiment. It is understood that when the Regiment was reviewed by Queen Victoria at Windsor in 1877 the original manuscript was submitted to Her Majesty at her request. Unfortunately it was not afterwards returned to the Regiment and has not since been traced. The slow march is also used by some other regiments, including the Royal Artillery."

[@ianferguson4684]

@@geoffreymowbray6789 It is said that the march was written especially for the Royal Artillery and is known as the Royal Artillery (Or RHA Walk) march

[@richardcleveland8549]

The tune that comes in at about 1:55 - is that Hunting the Hare?

[@kenhillman117]

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