Excellent video as usual Lenny! How interesting to see both the Director of Music and Bandmaster marching in the rear. The marches played were, 1) 0:01-Flying Eagle (Adlerflug) 2) 3:48-Sons of the Brave (Return to Barracks) 3) 7:25-Machine Gun Guards 4) 10:21-National Emblem 5) 12:25-With Sword and Lance (Mit Schwert Und Lanze)
@@Emirsyahsatria Hello there, simply because it isn't part of the marches, the Rolls in between marches are pretty repetitive, and I'm listing the marches. Not the Rolls, the Rolls themselves even though are very important for the Band, aren't really important for us viewers. Additionally, they don't have names like marches. Another reason is my personal style, I have always preferred to give others the exact time the march starts as opposed to listing the timestamps for the Rolls. Many others prefer to add them, but I simply don't. You'll notice everyone who has named marches in the past has their own way of doing it, I don't add the Rolls to the timestamps, others do, some don't add numbers before each march, but I do, others list the composers, I dont. It's basically down to preference. Hope this clears it up.
The Gurkhas always march very well and there's never an out of shape one on parade. Good selection of marches by the Household Cavalry Band. Nice to hear 'National Emblem' in there. Good job by the Musical Director.
Hello Eric, the HCav is rather like a marching orchestra. Much like the RM Band Service. They have a spiffing distribution across all parts, specially the woodwinds and saxs! Although, I jokingly like to call them the "Trombone Cavalry", as they have some powerful Bass Trombonists! Very enjoyable to hear!
Great Video. This is one of my favourite bands. Great dynamics on the march. I love the Gurkhas, and this is a more stately and distinguished marching tempo. The Gurkhas are marching very well. Question: Are there still regimental bands, or are they selected from the corps of music changing uniform when required?
Excellent video as usual Lenny! How interesting to see both the Director of Music and Bandmaster marching in the rear.
The marches played were,
1) 0:01-Flying Eagle (Adlerflug)
2) 3:48-Sons of the Brave
(Return to Barracks)
3) 7:25-Machine Gun Guards
4) 10:21-National Emblem
5) 12:25-With Sword and Lance (Mit Schwert Und Lanze)
Many thanks Mr.Delvin Rodriguez 🤗
Thank you for the name march, but why don't you take the seconds of the 5 note cymbal code played by the household cavalry
@Maree6939 You're most welcome! Always happy to provide them!
@@lennywindsor3820 You're most welcome Lenny! I should be thanking you for the amazing videos!
@@Emirsyahsatria Hello there, simply because it isn't part of the marches, the Rolls in between marches are pretty repetitive, and I'm listing the marches. Not the Rolls, the Rolls themselves even though are very important for the Band, aren't really important for us viewers. Additionally, they don't have names like marches. Another reason is my personal style, I have always preferred to give others the exact time the march starts as opposed to listing the timestamps for the Rolls. Many others prefer to add them, but I simply don't. You'll notice everyone who has named marches in the past has their own way of doing it, I don't add the Rolls to the timestamps, others do, some don't add numbers before each march, but I do, others list the composers, I dont. It's basically down to preference. Hope this clears it up.
Merci Lenny, bon travail !
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The Gurkhas always march very well and there's never an out of shape one on parade. Good selection of marches by the Household Cavalry Band. Nice to hear 'National Emblem' in there. Good job by the Musical Director.
They all look very smart in their uniforms and thank you Lenny for showing this video and the others.
You are most welcome dear 🤗
Everyone looking sharp and very well captured. Thank you for sharing Lenny.
Good afternoon! An excellent video, Lenny! So fine the Cavalry Band and the Gurkhas, very beautiful marches! Thank you very much for sharing it.
Good morning. Thank you too.
Glad you enjoyed it 🤩
Thank you Lenny for another lovely video xx
You are so welcome 🤗
Greeting Lenny Windsor thanks for this nice changing the GUARDS awesome very nice funny great❤❤❤❤🎉🎉😂😂
Many thanks dear 🤗
🎶🎵💂♂💂♂ always nice Lenny...thanks 🎺🎷
Thanks for watching and listening 🎉🤗💂♂️
Good morning Lenny and Ig. Great video as always
Good morning dear Charlotte 🤗
Lenny brightened up my day again.👍Amazing, that the bass drum is not so much in fore front with these musicians.
Hello Eric, the HCav is rather like a marching orchestra. Much like the RM Band Service. They have a spiffing distribution across all parts, specially the woodwinds and saxs! Although, I jokingly like to call them the "Trombone Cavalry", as they have some powerful Bass Trombonists! Very enjoyable to hear!
I'm whistling along with the band. I could never be. Soldier ..I might start dancing with pedestrians.
Thank you Lenny Winsor to make video 1st battalion of household cavalry, but this time there was a household cavalry band again, hihihihihi😊.
Company Sergeant Major used to be Drum Major 1st Battalion Irish Guards
You’re talking about CSM Carson, correct? I love to see him march
@@charlottecunningham2141Yes that who I'm talking about
Great Video.
This is one of my favourite bands. Great dynamics on the march.
I love the Gurkhas, and this is a more stately and distinguished marching tempo. The Gurkhas are marching very well.
Question: Are there still regimental bands, or are they selected from the corps of music changing uniform when required?
I think my most favorite march is National Emblem
A very good all round
Musicians. But sorry in my eyes. To me. On
A personal basis
The Royal Marines
Band out shines them all.