This was absolutely exciting to me. I know nothing about the various groups, but truly appreciate their expertise. What a wonderful birthday celebration! Thank you very much!
I used a Sony NEX VG20 for this trooping. One of the best things about it was the quad stereo mic built into the handle of the camera. It picks up everything happening around you which really helps with the atmosphere of the occasion. Thanks for the comment.
I think I have commented on your work before, and again you have captured the atmosphere of the event. The slow march music while watching the quick march was a bit of a twist. I understand that you would like to get nearer to the parade as it would save the dreaded zoom shake and pixel break up. lol All in all it was a pleasure to watch and listen too..... and as I am an ex serving member and going to attend the Colonels review on Saturday ( my 70th birthday) this video has given me a great preview. Thank you very much.
3:23 Drum Major Liam Rowley, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards leading The Band of the Coldstream Guards and The 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards Corps of Drums
Excellent video. Thank you and congratulations. Perhaps for the editing of future videos, though, it would be good to know that the British march with their left foot first. It's an error that the BBC does all the time too. You are in good company. (I just saw that you corrected it at 1:48 Thanks)
This was absolutely exciting to me. I know nothing about the various groups, but truly appreciate their expertise. What a wonderful birthday celebration! Thank you very much!
Thanks. Looking forward to the Trooping which I never miss.
Great video
Excellent! Thank you, Miss M!
Great job videoing and sound is excellent!!Thank you!!
I used a Sony NEX VG20 for this trooping. One of the best things about it was the quad stereo mic built into the handle of the camera. It picks up everything happening around you which really helps with the atmosphere of the occasion. Thanks for the comment.
Beautiful and colourful👌👌👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Glad you liked it. It is quite a spectacle, just hope it will return one day.
@@MissMark999 yeah Miss😟😟😞😞😖😖😫😫🤧🤧corona virus ruined everything.
I think I have commented on your work before, and again you have captured the atmosphere of the event. The slow march music while watching the quick march was a bit of a twist. I understand that you would like to get nearer to the parade as it would save the dreaded zoom shake and pixel break up. lol All in all it was a pleasure to watch and listen too..... and as I am an ex serving member and going to attend the Colonels review on Saturday ( my 70th birthday) this video has given me a great preview. Thank you very much.
Amazing!
Greetings from Japan.
3:23 Drum Major Liam Rowley, 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards leading The Band of the Coldstream Guards and The 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards Corps of Drums
Best military musicians in the world 💂🇬🇧
The arrival song played by the Massed bands of the Household Cavalry is just so fabulous and majestic. Fit for the arrival of a Monarch!
There is no possibly about it!
The greatest nation on earth at its finest!
God save the British army! God save the Queen!! 🇬🇧
0:58 Drum Major Steven Staite, Grenadier Guards leading The Band of the Grenadier Guards and The 1st Battalion Irish Guards Corps of Drums.
I also was seated on horse guards parade watching with pride our British army best in the world
1:59 Drum Major Gareth Chambers, 1st Battalion Irish Guards leading The Band of the Irish Guards and The 1st Battalion Irish Guards Pipes and Drums.
Excellent video. Thank you and congratulations. Perhaps for the editing of future videos, though, it would be good to know that the British march with their left foot first. It's an error that the BBC does all the time too. You are in good company.
(I just saw that you corrected it at 1:48 Thanks)
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@@MissMark999 Come on, don't be so modest. You are perfect. :)
The Argentine conscripts certainly didn't know what was on the way to sort them out
Got to admit the Brits can do ceremonial by the truck load.
I agree, but they have had longer to practice and as you say, it shows.
The coldstream guards trooped their colour 🇬🇧💂