Brilliant. The ISB and The Household Troops Bands in the Royal Albert Hall together. It can’t get any better than that. PS: Can someone please tell me the piece played prior to Lord of the dance?
Might help if they could march properly ........... Chocolate soldiers in my opinion . Watch proper troops march and play and learn from that ...........
Hi Tom. I’m sure some of those in the band who are members of the Household Divisions Guards Bands may be offended by that comment. The band are not a professional marching band. They are amateur, not paid and not trained. The purpose of the band is to attract attention so that they are able to share the message of the gospel with those that stop to here. To the average person, this is marching beyond the capability of any other Salvation Army (or regular) brass band.
My Granddaughter likes the Household Troops Band
What a great performance by this band.Well done Household Troops band of the Salvation Army.
Thank you for sharing. Love Janet xx
Thank you for sharing. Love Janet x
Che dio vi benedica grandemente amen
I wish I could listen to their tunes on the spot with my very own ears.
Have a good weekend 11/2/2023 :) xx
Well done Salvation Army what a great performance from these young men. David Kidd
Well done Troops Band of the Salvation Army
Lindo.
Brilliant. The ISB and The Household Troops Bands in the Royal Albert Hall together.
It can’t get any better than that.
PS: Can someone please tell me the piece played prior to Lord of the dance?
The Lord is Gracious (Darren Bartlett / Arr. Olaf Ritman)
@@CAMSAChurch thank you.
The first piece was Laudes Domini that’s what I know
@@thegingergamer476 Thank you.
How is this considered evangelism??
Might help if they could march properly ...........
Chocolate soldiers in my opinion . Watch proper troops march and play and learn from that ...........
Hi Tom. I’m sure some of those in the band who are members of the Household Divisions Guards Bands may be offended by that comment. The band are not a professional marching band. They are amateur, not paid and not trained. The purpose of the band is to attract attention so that they are able to share the message of the gospel with those that stop to here. To the average person, this is marching beyond the capability of any other Salvation Army (or regular) brass band.
Hey Tom …. Pull your head in mate !!! …. Great band, playing fantastic music and performing for all the right reasons !! …. The marching is fine.