This is an absolutely immaculate performance by the Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines ........ Absolutely fantastic, without one wrong note or one slight mishap .... simply perfect ... Awesome. This is what we expect from the finest Military Band in the world ... Well Done you guys. Thank you. I also would like to thank the camera guy who has done a superb job. Thank you.
Two snazzy outfits. The outstanding Royal Marine Band with the sharp stepping Royal Navy. I'd like to be marching with them. The deep thunder of the Bass Drum adds as great dimension of determination, strength and spirit.
HM Jollies - Great to hear the Chatham Divisional Call - Used in RM Depot Deal when I was Duty Bugler in 1955! Bugle Major Wagstaff In Charge of Buglers.
Tenor trombonist (middle one) calls out the next march for the drummers after the drum static, as the drummers do not have sheets of music and may forget what's being played next
I must admit I'm ignorant of the repertoire of marches played by the Royal Marines - I'm used to hearing Army marches. Could some kind Marine list the marches played as I'd like to learn to identify them - thanks!
@@militaryevents107 Thank you very much indeed for your quick response. Many of the march names are familiar, I just didn't know what tunes were which! Iwalla is totally unfamiliar to me - is it a drum beating or a tune?
@@charliekilo8944 Thé RN and RM take their drill and musical traditions prior to the change in the Army manual. Hence the difference in time keeping and drill between the services. People don’t realise what is called ´Navy drill’ was originally army drill until changed were made in the 1930’s and 1950’s ( bend and drive the foot).
The RM Band, fabulous. Good to see the RN as the new guard. Smart as always. Thanks for posting MBs👍👍👍
This is an absolutely immaculate performance by the Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines ........
Absolutely fantastic, without one wrong note or one slight mishap .... simply perfect ... Awesome.
This is what we expect from the finest Military Band in the world ... Well Done you guys. Thank you.
I also would like to thank the camera guy who has done a superb job. Thank you.
SuperNutkin why thank you very much sir,the H.M. Royal Marines are definitely the best military band in the world.
I beg to differ. The Best Military Bands are The Band of the Coldstream Guards and The Band of the Irish Guards
Semaj Bronson yes I agree but the Royal Marines are also one of the best
@@militaryevents107 I agree too.
Semaj Bronson yeah, the Coldstream are a personal favourite of mine
Two snazzy outfits. The outstanding Royal Marine Band with the sharp stepping Royal Navy. I'd like to be marching with them. The deep thunder of the Bass Drum adds as great dimension of determination, strength and spirit.
Just knew that I would find more HMRM gems, outstanding as usual, thanks to these exceptional bandsmen and women, soul music.👍
Great video once again, the marches are:
HM Jollies
Drum solo
Shrewsbury Fair
Heart of Oak
Royal Salute
Drum solo
Captain General
Rising of the Lark
Military Bands Everywhere thanks for the listing once again.
drum solos were iwailla (not sure how to spell it) and Mcalpine
@@militaryevents107 Drum solo is popular for the regimental band of the Royal Marines 💂
The second drum solo is McAlpine.
First drum solo is illawalla
the envy of every military band in the world for musical prowess smartness ,content and its other arm the commandos
The guy thats following the band filming on the other side of the road is chris mace who is one of the other drum majors in the royal marines.
OH!!! Wow thanks for telling me this!
The Royal Marines, the Best of the Best
well donre m events its good to see the royal navy and the band of h maj royal marines top notch sir well done as always
Richard Coombes thanks mate.
@@militaryevents107 as always m event well done my friend good job
I am thrilled that they left a large part of the drum c corps at the barracks.
Very good, thank you; but don’t forget the guard at the back!
Anita Pike i shall try not too but today they wher so far back.
Beat that if you can, an invite to all the army's of the world. No contest. 👏🇬🇧
Jack looking good!!!
Just wonderful
HM Jollies - Great to hear the Chatham Divisional Call - Used in RM Depot Deal when I was Duty Bugler in 1955! Bugle Major Wagstaff In Charge of Buglers.
The Portsmouth band I’m
Sure of it
Amazing video man, 10:01 who and why did he shout captain general
Tenor trombonist (middle one) calls out the next march for the drummers after the drum static, as the drummers do not have sheets of music and may forget what's being played next
I must admit I'm ignorant of the repertoire of marches played by the Royal Marines - I'm used to hearing Army marches. Could some kind Marine list the marches played as I'd like to learn to identify them - thanks!
Not a marine, but I do know the marches.
HM jollies
Iwalla
Shrewsbury fair
Heart of oak
Royal salute
Mc alpine
Captain general
Rising of the lark
@@militaryevents107 Thank you very much indeed for your quick response. Many of the march names are familiar, I just didn't know what tunes were which! Iwalla is totally unfamiliar to me - is it a drum beating or a tune?
@@antonydean8146 iwalla and mcalpine are drum beatings.
@@militaryevents107 Illawalla* (by Charnley), and they are simply called drum solos. Drum beatings in the Royal Marines are something different :)
@@user-ir7os6wh1w knew I spelt it wrong! Thank you!
The Royal Marines Band on parade today?
..please start saying which song ur playing..or r they marches..🍻
Seems more interested in the band so that the guards are shortchanged.
It can't be only me who thinks the march at 6:50 sounds like parts of the Pokemon theme (from the games, not the show)
Song at 1:30
thesixknights h.m jollies
Thanks
感動。 同日播放進行曲行軍
That awful left foot beat
Wonder why the navy do it like that, it’s weird hearing the cymbals playing along without the drum!
@@charliekilo8944 Thé RN and RM take their drill and musical traditions prior to the change in the Army manual. Hence the difference in time keeping and drill between the services.
People don’t realise what is called ´Navy drill’ was originally army drill until changed were made in the 1930’s and 1950’s ( bend and drive the foot).