trooping the colour colonel's review 2022 foot guards March past

trooping the colour colonel's review foot guards March past
trooping the colour colonel's review foot guards March past
Escort for the Colour: 1st Battalion Irish Guards
No. 2 Guard: 1st Battalion Irish Guards
No. 3 Guard: 1st Battalion Irish Guards
No. 4 Guard: Nijmegen Company Grenadier Guards
No. 5 Guard: F Company Scots Guards
No. 6 Guard: No 7 Company Coldstream Guards
GUARDS MARCH PAST IN SLOW TIME
Slow March: Bob's Own
Irish Guards: Let Erin Remember
Grenadier Guards: Scipio
Scots Guards: The Garb of Auld Gaul
Coldstream Guards: Figaro
GUARDS MARCH PAST IN QUICK TIME
Quick March: Rhythm of the Line
Irish Guards: St Patrick's Day
Grenadier Guards: The British Grenadiers
Scots Guards: Hielan' Laddie
Coldstream Guards: Milanollo
March Past by the Foot Guards
The Guards form Divisions and the long unbroken lines of
Guardsmen are transformed into a number of evenly spaced
company formations, ready to manoeuvre.
The Guards march round Horse Guards Parade in slow time.
Straight lines and the correct column distance takes much
practice to achieve.
Members of the audience stand as the Colour approaches.
Salute (if in uniform) gentlemen remove their hats. Sit once the
Escort to the Colour has passes.
As the Escort and each Guard pass Her Majesty, the music
changes to the slow march of each Regiment. Officers salute
with their swords and other ranks give a sharp 'Eyes Right'.
The Ensign carrying the Colour salutes by lowering it to a
horizontal position, completely unfurled, with the Regiment's
insignia and battle honours fully visible.