The Fort Henry Guard: British Fife and Drum Music

[@MarkWYoung-ky4uc]

Next to the pipes and drums, there's nothing so impressive or stirring as the fifes and drums. Excellent performance gentlemen...God save the Queen!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐😊👍

[@adamkelloway3325]

Use to go there alot with my dad as a kid best time ever havnt been there in years

[@wutyea5084]

Very crisp, I thoroughly enjoyed

[@juliusschwencke142]

..that extended slow march pace, is very sharp indeed.

[@trevorcuthbert9215]

Fantastic

[@napoleon96420]

Best version

[@michaellicavoli3921]

Magnificent!

[@gray3553]

Excellent , well done Canada

[@ferrarogaming223]

They did great, I do believe British grenadiers should have been in there as well though... by the way I’m an American so greetings from the US! 🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@ivhn1583]

I think British Grenadiers is the official Quick March so they play it on other occasions, but not as part of the parade sequence - I’m not certain about that because I wasn’t in the drums, but I’ve heard them play it at ceremonies! Greetings from Canada! 🇨🇦

[@robinblitz5213]

Considering they are students their physical appearance should not have a bearing on their talent

[@jimmclean9312]

That drum major is about as elegant as cement mixer.

[@ivhn1583]

This was actually the final Garrison Parade of the year for the Drums, and it’s a Lance Corporal leading the parade. The FHG has junior NCOs perform these sorts of duties in late August so they can evaluate them for potential promotion in the upcoming year. I wasn’t in the Drums so I’m not in a position to critique, but it’s quite likely that the LCpl. hadn’t had much time to prepare in advance.