The Band of the Royal Regiment of Canada

Remembrance Sunday Toronto 2015

[@tango6nf477]

So proud to be associated with such a wonderful people as the Canadians, fondest greetings and best wishes form the UK.

[@ACS402010]

Right back at ya!

[@daviddrake3504]

Good Old Canada. Where would we have been without you.

[@AllansStation]

Canada always considered our greatest Ally and friend of Scotland. We thinks of Canadians as our own - Greetings from Scotland

[@lorenzosalamone3745]

Caledonia ekeeelexnrs Zh

[@johnlawrence7150]

Please dont forget England too !

[@coledavis5212]

john lawrence England and Scotland together created Canada.

[@rpm1796]

Slai'nte O....You will be glad to know there are just as many of us in Canada as in the auld sod...7 Millions strong!

[@jaydee1532]

Observer ...many here in Saguenay Quebec have Scottish, French and Indian blood ♥️

[@adrielspencer8962]

Great parade. Amazing to see army traditions kept alive throughout the years

[@richardmoscrop607]

Good old Canada proud are what thanks for all the loyal years service a real credit to your country & mine England , we can never repay your losses your young men women God bless Canocks

[@charlestownsend2044]

Richard Moscrop military bands in 2nd world war

[@rpm1796]

We Luv ye Blighty!💝

[@janmosher4265]

Proud to be a Canadian! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️❤️

[@monsieurm6975]

Superb. God bless Canada.

[@malcolmmarshall4371]

And God save the Queen!

[@Aulsalt]

Canada. Best friends of the U.K and U.S.A

[@xotl2780]

We love you both. Please don't do anything stupid, is what they are trying to say.

[@ryanhuntrajput474]

USA is merely a friend UK and the commonwealth is flesh blood and family.

[@bgorveatt]

My great, great grandfathers both came from Britain, Devon and the Isle of Mull. Forever British!! 🇬🇧 ❤ 🇨🇦

[@lindathrall5133]

I’ve met some great Canadians through the years

[@waltergray7722]

Wonderful !!! Thank you for sharing.

[@helenemontreuil3417]

Canadians were, are and will always be a little bit British by traditions. We are probably the more British people outside U.K. and I am sure that our British friends who live in U.K. like it too.

[@esmaeelsamhan8161]

No that goes to australians they are the mostbrittish people outside of the UK

[@whdstudios2441]

@Hélène Montreuil Then explain how come there is a New *England* in the USA? And our stores and other mashed up together like it's Central London in England, UK? WE AMERICANS are the ones that are probably the more British outside of the UK, We're just Independent and Free, that's all. We still drive the royal carriage in Virginia after all these years. And still fly the Grand Union Flag and our other British flags flown on the mainland. We fought against the Redcoats in 1775-81 and now We're Wearing Them! - Bearskin hat, Red Coat, White or Blue suit pants, Honoring the mother country just as the same time as our own country, You guys may have had Kings but they were ALL modern Kings, We Americans had British Kings who were fit to be medieval, 1607 is the exact year date, Just a few years earlier would Her Majesty Queen Anne's death would be. When Her Majesty The Queen came to visit the USA in 2007, She was greeted like she was home. And now look at us today, Taking charge in royal presents, Since May 19th, 2018, The Royal Family has received an American, And has once again on May 6th, received another American, The Queen loves America so much that i think she chooses the revolutionary country and her country more than Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. You guys may have a royal flag as a standard but what We Americans have is something DEEPER than just royal representation. I want you to take a look at a video to understand how British that America has been vs. how British that Canada has been. President Washington's family was actually related to His Majesty King George III, President George H.W. Bush was actually related to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Twice Removed as cousin, and President George W. Bush is still actually related to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Twice Removed as cousin. Canada doesn't have true history with The Royal Family like we do, Because America is British before Canada was a noble idea. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4mlZ2d-f6ymj7M

[@riotagus]

Avant Canada!

[@dungtrumpet5490]

@@whdstudios2441 Okay, prick, why is there a Nova SCOTIA in Canada? A BRITISH Columbia as well? You boring zip sniffer.

[@dbdb9334]

Loving all the We are the most British. XDXD I'm the most English. XD

[@carolcunningham7646]

This reminds me of. "March of the Wooden Soldiers" which always played on Turkey Days. And my mother would call us for dinner 20 minutes before the movie ended, so i dont know what happened, but these marching bands are no Turkeys!Thanks. And God bless!🎉🎉

[@robnewman6101]

God Save The Queen. Long Live The Queen.

[@Plastic_Guardian]

I love the British Grenadier march in Canada Version.

[@natheniel]

5:23 As a percussionist myself, I absolutely non-sarcastically love how the snare drummer need to accent the off beats because there are no cymbal player.

[@tucker.84]

LOL sign me up for that cymbal position

[@grahambaker9377]

They look amazing, very smart

[@Hal-zf4fv]

I love the Canadians.

[@johnsabini3351]

A really good standard of drill - A1+

[@kenlandon6130]

1:24 Yay british grenadiers!

[@carolcunningham7646]

Hail to the Chief there! This sounds superb.

[@pablosavard577]

Proud to be a british canadian

[@trapezemusic]

The band does a nice job. Thank you for posting. I must ask one questions: Where on earth are the spectators along the parade route or during the playing of the anthems? It's almost as if this to be a private event and the public were asked to please stay away.

[@MrRobinStewart]

It was after the Remembrance Day Service and the Regiment retires to the Armoury after doing the March past at the front of the Cathedral.

[@GeneHChan]

This was on Remembrance Sunday, in the province of Ontario, which follows the British custom of observing Remembrance Day on a Sunday. That might explain the apparent absence of a crowd for the parade. Other Canadian provinces, except Nova Scotia and Quebec, observe Remembrance Day on November 11, with the expected crowds at the parades. For example, this video is from New Westminster, BC, on November 11 2017 (I'm playing trumpet in the scarlet-coated band.) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4aqeZqHlNVrnqc

[@ericgrossart5797]

If they we're marching through a provincial town in England I wouldn't notice any difference from a British regiment

[@juliusschwencke142]

..there are tell tale signs that are obvious to the keen eye.

[@glen6945]

but those fkers got hockey pucks---------in their pockets

[@waynesteffen8459]

Perfectly timed dog bark--is that part of the percussion section?

[@kevinchurch5934]

What are the names of the songs?

[@stewartsnape1231]

Well played traditional matches of the queens guards, many are familiar heard also played by the grenadiers the cold streams and welsh

[@kypiper]

What are the names of the tunes?

[@donnybarnett1065]

If the Bass continues to carry the Bass Drum that low he will end up with back problems.

[@dogaming0426]

What’s that song called at the beginning of 1:23?

[@The_Lunch_Man]

DO GAMING British Grenadiers March.

[@cbsj4834]

I find it odd none of the warrant officers and officers have swords, can someone please tell me why this is?

[@MrRobinStewart]

Remembrance Sunday, only the color guard is armed.

[@ericsteele6941]

Can someone please tell me the first march name?

[@ianswan3527]

Eric Steele At 1:02 is "When the Guards Are on Parade"

[@ericsteele6941]

Ian Swan Thanks!

[@aleksandraweglinska7235]

Wow

[@FrehleyFan3988]

That is the canadian grenadier guards

[@hockeyrulz100]

It's not, it's the RCR and looks like it may be the reserve battalion of the regiment

[@MrRobinStewart]

It is The Royal Regiment of Canada, Militia Regiment based in Fort York, Toronto, ON.

[@kennethrhindress3063]

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[@piggdsbest333]

What is song at 2minute

[@MrRobinStewart]

Wellington March

[@piggdsbest333]

@@MrRobinStewart thank you

[@braedendittrich5814]

Please tell me what each of the songs are

[@MrRobinStewart]

In order "When the Guards are on Parade", "British Grenadiers" Wellington March" "Heres to the Maiden" "God Save the Queen" "O Canada"

[@kevinmcneill468]

Can't be Remembrance Day there's no snow

[@MrRobinStewart]

We never get snow that early.

[@aiden9067]

@@MrRobinStewart Northerrn Ontario here, you don’t start getting snow in August?

[@thecrownedrepublicofiliffs3584]

Same hackel as the British royal reg of fusiliers

[@alvindurochermtl]

Yet their tunics have buttons in "one" like the Grenadier Guards as they were once called the Royal Grenadiers and they are officially affiliated with LANCS

[@kenUK762]

@@alvindurochermtl Ahaa. That explains the Fusilier hackle. Still worn today by the very large Regular and Reserve battalions of the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers in UK. 👍

[@alvindurochermtl]

@@kenUK762 What is worn on the bearskin cap is technically called a plume and not a hackle and they are longer.

[@kenUK762]

@@alvindurochermtl Cheers m8. 👍

[@judpascal9266]

Respe

[@triestodrum2215]

🇨🇦 🇬🇧 🇨🇦

[@lonosuhdudiste1214]

"Royal Canadian Regiment"

[@MrRobinStewart]

The Royal Regiment of Canada

[@robnewman6101]

Grizzly Bears of Canada.

[@redhen2123]

Why no fixed bayonet? Why no rifles at all? The Royals have the Freedom of the City of Toronto, they can march downtown, with fixed bayonets, any time they want to. Do they even make bayonets anymore? Damn, I feel old.

[@TheJohnBeattie]

British Peoples League

[@glen6945]

not

[@natheniel]

6:20 Seeing an Asian guy around the same age as me in bearskin and scarlet tunic feels strange

[@Marco-bf4uu]

@Mark Gable hes an asian how could he be canadian.

[@rpm1796]

@@Marco-bf4uu The Asians were instrumental in helping to build the nation too...apart of the old Empire....namely the Canadian Pacific Railway across the 5,000k to the Pacific in the 1880's....and most welcome.

[@rayjay5836]

We have 16 Scottish Regiments and have every flavour of the world in kilts!

[@juliusschwencke142]

..c'mon it's Canada. Must be enough bear skins to go around!

[@MrRobinStewart]

Canadian Forces do not have ceremonial dress uniforms. Traditional ceremonial uniforms on Reserve Force units are provided from fund raised in the private sector.

[@juliusschwencke142]

@@MrRobinStewart ..did an exercise with a captain from Lord Strathcona's Own. Interesting conversation we had. Not often are they here down under.

[@CzechLion1918]

LOLZ Chinese grenadier right there

[@edwardlo4167]

and he's a corporal, mind you

[@andrewcampbell749]

Yea we have people from all over the world in Canada including China... I'd say that's a Canadian Grenadier.

[@alansawyer2799]

Right answer !!

[@mcaddicts]

Except these aren't the grenadiers.

[@coledavis5212]

mcaddicts Canada has their own guard regiments. So we do have Canadian Grenadiers or Canadian Guards depending on who you ask.

[@francinetress7354]

Heck of a good show, eh? 👌 But let's see the 48th Highlanders or the Princess Pats! And, dear Gawd - is that Gawd Save Her Nibs in downtown Toronto? So glad they switched to OUR anthem. God Bless my Country and those who defend Her!💕

[@MrRobinStewart]

I have good friends in the 48th. I think if you note that the Royal Anthem is also in their tradition as in all Canadian Regiments. Drop by Fort York Armoury some day.

[@lynnechapple8534]

Absolutely amazing canadian brigade 180 men and only56 off them out of step

[@rpm1796]

It's not a brigade...It's a citizen militia company... and they are mostly students.....and the're doing a good job.

[@MrRobinStewart]

As the creator of this video and member of this unit I think your comment is BS. The marching segment only shows the Band marching and at no time is there a single musician out of step.

[@marz8520]

Some of these muppets need to learn to swing there arms...

[@kennethrhindress3063]

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