@milton bonet. As an ex Royal Marine myself I can assure you that band personnel undergo basic infantry training, small arms training and are required to reach a high level of fitness. As well as a musical training they also train as medics and drivers and other support roles. They serve in the same conflict zones as the Commandos. The most recent being Afghanistan. Evidence of their service in conflict zones are the medals on their chests. These are real Marines, not musicians dressed to look like Marines.
mike04535 I have to agree with you fully. I'm ex Stoker .yes they can play a bit of music but also March and fight. Nothing but respect for them and all Royals
Yes, I know I am displaying the unit patch of the 173rd Airborne Brigade (my fathers Army combat unit patch from Vietnam) instead of my own Eagle, Globe and Anchor. I was in the U.S. Marine Corps from '86-'90 and never deployed anywhere other than a Wisconsin Army N.G. base (Ft. McCoy) for 12 weeks of Cold Weather training for our deploying to Norway for 3 months the next year. I did not get to deploy as my discharge was right in the middle of the deployment. So, no combat for me... I absolutely love the bands uniforms, they make my Marine Corps Band look like a really nice high school marching band. The music is just perfect and even the "wind up toy soldier" motion the drummers just make me smile. Great job my brother and sister Marines of Great Britain...
No matter how well trained they are, they are very, very good. when I can, I see the world and different Tatoos are fenomenal bands. Sorry for My english
Musicians are not Royal Marine Commandos, or they were not when I was a Marine, but they are Royal Marines who are infantry trained and trained to do many more jobs beside their music. On rear and forward basis they go into theaters of war and are required to stand to if the need arises. Their music is inspirational. They are the public face of the Royal Marines and do a wonderful all round job........Well done Lads and Lasses! There were no women in the RM when I was Marine, much has changed!
marches for anyone who needs them 1) a life on the ocean wave 9:00 2) i vow to thee/ world in reunion 3) sarie marais (royal marines commando march past) 3:03 4) drum solo 4:02 5) rule Britannia 5:33 6) river dance 6:20
My father served 23years in the Royal Marines, when I was borne he was away with the Fleet to South Africa, he didn't see me until I was almost a year. War broke out 1939, April 1940 the Plymouth Royal Marines were sent to Norway. Germans had already invaded Norway. At least Dad came back. 🇳🇴
Now this is what I call a military band ! Superb ! Great music, primarily military, expertly performed. The bandmaster of the Coldstreams, who seems to have forgotten what a military march is, should take note !
they are the one of the best if not THE best marching band to ever be heard and seen, when ever I hear them playing on a march past I instantly stop what I'm doing turn around and watch and listen and respect the shit out of all of them.
Will that be the same as the Band of HM Royal Marines (Great Britain). I taught a student near Edinburgh who went on to play in the band of the Royal Marines. I'm sure he wasn't the only Scot in the band.
Mathew Willis are you aware of the concept of asking someone where they are from I’m sure if he taught him he would have asked him where he was from at some point
Far out, England/English used to be used to refer to all of the UK and other countries in turn used that as well. That some people still do is not intended as an insult at all. Toughen up for goodness sake.
A Scotsman is not English. A Welshman is not English, An Irishman is not English, a Manxman is not English, even. Cornishman would rather be called a Cornish man. We all accept British. You wouldn't call someone from Basque region French or Spanish would you.
"I believe the Royal Marines are from the United Kingdom!! Not just England. I hate it when the rest of the UK is classed as England!" . Yes well if Alex Salmond and the Scottish Nationilists get their way that's the way things will be. And as I'm English I have to say it will be their loss lol. Bye bye Scotland xx.
I am a proud Scot and proud to be British. Though sometimes it gets a bit annoying when Britain is referred to as England.The 1966 Word cup final and the English are waving Union Jacks.Made in England badges on goods with a union Flag.Get my drift.
YARROWS9 There are Englishmen, Scotsmen, Irishmen, and Welsh all living in this Kingdom and we all hate each others guts, lets face it; however, abroad we are all of the above and we show our support for our brothers as a United Kingdom.
susanpointen There are five Royal Marines Bands. The one based in Scotland is referred to as the Scotland band. The other four bands are based in England but are referred to by the name of the base to which they are attached. The Portsmouth Band also has the title of the Royal Band. None of them are referred to as England Bands.
I an English & proud I'm also proud I served in Her Majesty's Royal Navy & I Take it as an insult to say HM Band of the Royal Marines are from England if one thing in Great Britain is together it's the Armed Forces !!!
ما هو التدريب الجيش لل الاءجوبه لل الجيش لنا يكون التدريب لل المسبه وزرع العصبيه لل الجندي لل الفصيل معهو لل التدريب كيف يجاوب الفصيل لل الجندي معهو في الفصيل اءنا اءجاوب يقول الفصيل السحب الزرع والمسبه منكى' فه لل الصوت العالي لل الفصيل الفوج ولل اللواء الفيلق وغير التدريب لل الخطء ولل الحرص بيننا وبعضنا لل الخروج لل الهذف لل العدو اءينه كان في الكره الاءرضيه ولل داخل الوطن البريطاني وينتهي التدريب يقولون النور الحب القلبنا والقلوب الشعب الوطن الى' الله الاءب الخالقنا العظيم👑💕💕👈👈
@dewi mudd. As a former Royal Marine I can assure you that there is no such band as The Band of The Royal Marines {British). Each band is recognised by where they are based. Four are based in England plus The RM School of Music Band and one in Scotland.
Of course you are right Dewi,but many from abroad have difficulty in understanding this,and with the rise in the past 30yrs or so of what at times can be a very unpleasant and at times infantile nationalism,particularly in Scotland,attitudes are beginning to change in England.It's all very sad,but in Scotland they can't seem to make their mind up between jealousy or hatred,and more and more feel that if they cannot face up to thier own demons it's time for them to leave.Being half Welsh,I think and hope they don't allow themselves to so easily conned.
@@dbdb9334 Who gives a shit? European means European, Britain will always be part of Europe because Europe is a continent. Nobody holds a European passport because Europe is not a country.
@@idot3331 Anybody who isn't stupid gives a shit. Europe is a continent and eu is a failed union. Two completely different things that cowards mix up quite a lot.
This Group is very well trained but we must keep in mind that this is all they do and are trained to do. I am a veteran of US Navy and I was in a drill team. All we were trained to do was to march and as our Commander would say "we are the Razzle Dazzle of the Navy"
Sadly you are misinformed. RM bandsmen are frontline forces first. They receive full marines training first ,and are bandsmen second. This is common practice in the UK. My grandfather was a combat medic in WWI in an infantry regiment, he was also a member of the Regimental band. He was invalided out with a sabre wound.
At 1:17 "A Life on the Ocean Wave" finishes and the commentator talks for a few seconds before the next song can be heard coming in at !:28. The song is "I Vow To Thee My Country" or if you prefer "Jupiter" by Gustav Holst.
@milton bonet. As an ex Royal Marine myself I can assure you that band personnel undergo basic infantry training, small arms training and are required to reach a high level of fitness. As well as a musical training they also train as medics and drivers and other support roles. They serve in the same conflict zones as the Commandos. The most recent being Afghanistan. Evidence of their service in conflict zones are the medals on their chests. These are real Marines, not musicians dressed to look like Marines.
+mike04535 All RM are battle trained/ready just because they waltz around,not mean they not ready to fight!
Yes but to be fair to the original poster, (according to him at least), the US Navy has full-time paid pansies in their drill team...
mike04535 I have to agree with you fully. I'm ex Stoker .yes they can play a bit of music but also March and fight. Nothing but respect for them and all Royals
Glorious, the best military band in the world. Thank you for posting
you cannot beat the Royal Marines for marching and playing and their drumming is out of this world so precise.
Yes, I know I am displaying the unit patch of the 173rd Airborne Brigade (my fathers Army combat unit patch from Vietnam) instead of my own Eagle, Globe and Anchor. I was in the U.S. Marine Corps from '86-'90 and never deployed anywhere other than a Wisconsin Army N.G. base (Ft. McCoy) for 12 weeks of Cold Weather training for our deploying to Norway for 3 months the next year. I did not get to deploy as my discharge was right in the middle of the deployment. So, no combat for me...
I absolutely love the bands uniforms, they make my Marine Corps Band look like a really nice high school marching band. The music is just perfect and even the "wind up toy soldier" motion the drummers just make me smile. Great job my brother and sister Marines of Great Britain...
No matter how well trained they are, they are very, very good. when I can, I see the world and different Tatoos are fenomenal bands.
Sorry for My english
Musicians are not Royal Marine Commandos, or they were not when I was a Marine, but they are Royal Marines who are infantry trained and trained to do many more jobs beside their music. On rear and forward basis they go into theaters of war and are required to stand to if the need arises. Their music is inspirational. They are the public face of the Royal Marines and do a wonderful all round job........Well done Lads and Lasses! There were no women in the RM when I was Marine, much has changed!
Richard Britton well said
Most definitely the best in the world.
Have you seen His Majesty The King of Norways gard? The gard is the best in the wourld. No doubt!!
@@ludvigrognli9439 I Doubt that Very Much
@JohnB Wright Look at a few videos of the USAF band. They are also very good
@@adetarrant9806 check them out before you judge
Life on the ocean wave + colonel bogey the best 👌
HM Royal Marines , The best in the world
The BEST marching band in the World
Absolutely blows me away
FANTASTIC 👍👍👍
marches for anyone who needs them
1) a life on the ocean wave 9:00
2) i vow to thee/ world in reunion
3) sarie marais (royal marines commando march past) 3:03
4) drum solo 4:02
5) rule Britannia 5:33
6) river dance 6:20
0:00 sorry
Audrey Poulter
magnifique cette prestation
formidable yes vive la royal marines England
inspired me back in the 70s to go and get my green lid at CTCRM.. respect ex M coy 42 cdo & movs SNCO 45 cdo
My father served 23years in the Royal Marines, when I was borne he was away with the Fleet to South Africa, he didn't see me until I was almost a year. War broke out 1939, April 1940 the Plymouth Royal Marines were sent to Norway. Germans had already invaded Norway. At least Dad came back. 🇳🇴
Point of order: the Royal Marines are British, not English.
Now this is what I call a military band ! Superb ! Great music, primarily military, expertly performed. The bandmaster of the Coldstreams, who seems to have forgotten what a military march is, should take note !
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Very nice...Thank you
they are the one of the best if not THE best marching band to ever be heard and seen, when ever I hear them playing on a march past I instantly stop what I'm doing turn around and watch and listen and respect the shit out of all of them.
THE very best marching band is Norways, they won the Tattoo several times
Chantal East they are Very Definitely The Best in the World, Fact ;)
Not only marching. See recent th-cam.com/video/KtVK176wRIw/w-d-xo.html
Well said Chantal.
And don't forget that hey are tough too!.
Top notch!
Magnífico.
Royal Marines, Great Britain sure. a life on the ocean Wave being their traditional march.
+1Passingthrew1 it's there regimental march
+Anthony Allsopp regimental quick March
Will that be the same as the Band of HM Royal Marines (Great Britain). I taught a student near Edinburgh who went on to play in the band of the Royal Marines. I'm sure he wasn't the only Scot in the band.
FBDBmusic Read the reply from Mike04535 below. There a re 6 RM bands in the UK including RM Band Scotland and the RM School of Music.
Who cares if you are Scottish or English lol We are both British.
Who cares if you are Scottish or English lol We are both British.
this was portsmouth, plymouth and scotland
Mathew Willis are you aware of the concept of asking someone where they are from I’m sure if he taught him he would have asked him where he was from at some point
Far out, England/English used to be used to refer to all of the UK and other countries in turn used that as well. That some people still do is not intended as an insult at all. Toughen up for goodness sake.
A Scotsman is not English. A Welshman is not English, An Irishman is not English, a Manxman is not English, even. Cornishman would rather be called a Cornish man. We all accept British. You wouldn't call someone from Basque region French or Spanish would you.
love it
Milton you are wrong, these are proper royal marines, basic training very fit trained as medics and been in conflict zones.
What is the name of the song in 1:17 ?
I vow to thee my country
What is the first march called?
Life on the Ocean Wave.
Es ist nicht England - es ist das Vereinigte Königreich von Großbritannien und Nordirland
Richtig!
Hammer 001 it’s actually the massed bands of her majesty’s Royal Marines including Royal Marines Scotland
Second to none!
What is the last song called?
It's from Riverdance.
The Louberforce Network River dance!
The Louberforce Network Rule Britannia!!
Agreed
If someone is interested in: The narrator speaks Schwiizerdütsch (= Schweizerdeutsch = Swiss German)
MaestroGlanz Yes of course...but the rest of us just wish he'd speak it less...:-)
Name of the song at 1.27 ?
+Jeroen N " I vow to thee my country" by Gustav holst. See previous answers.
+Jeroen N Sounds like "I Vow To Thee, My Country".
it is in march form
Jeroen N I'm pretty sure it "sailing"
@zill hate to correct you, but "total badass" is not spelled "idiot" :-)
3:10 Sarie Marais!!!!!
The Royal Marines transported naval guns inland during the Boer War
@@gordonsmith8899 I didn't know that, thank you!
I was rather hoping that it was in recognition of the SA contribution in WW1 & 2.
What's the name of the song played in 8.00? :-)
It's part of Whelan's "Riverdance".
cogidubnus1953 whats the song that starts at 1.21 ? And why are they so fucking epic :D
tommy p
It's an arrangement of "I vow to thee my country", a poem by Sir Cecil Spring Rice that was set to music by Gustav Holst.
Tommy England The tune by Holst is Jupiter from his Planets suite
Perhaps you would like to go and complain at the YT post of Scottish Royal Marines Band video.
There is no such regiment as the Scottish Royal Marines.
gooddddddddd biouthifoul
Well I believe it's from the days when everyone else referred to the UK as 'England', Europeans have some catching up to do! Haha.
Hammer 001 there’s no such thing as Royal Marines England it’s Royal Marines Portsmouth, Plymouth and the Royal Marines school of music
Started jamming at the 8minute mark.
"I believe the Royal Marines are from the United Kingdom!! Not just England. I hate it when the rest of the UK is classed as England!" . Yes well if Alex Salmond and the Scottish Nationilists get their way that's the way things will be. And as I'm English I have to say it will be their loss lol. Bye bye Scotland xx.
I am a proud Scot and proud to be British. Though sometimes it gets a bit annoying when Britain is referred to as England.The 1966 Word cup final and the English are waving Union Jacks.Made in England badges on goods with a union Flag.Get my drift.
YARROWS9 There are Englishmen, Scotsmen, Irishmen, and Welsh all living in this Kingdom and we all hate each others guts, lets face it; however, abroad we are all of the above and we show our support for our brothers as a United Kingdom.
Teddykinso Glory to the Empire my brother...
susanpointen There are five Royal Marines Bands. The one based in Scotland is referred to as the Scotland band. The other four bands are based in England but are referred to by the name of the base to which they are attached. The Portsmouth Band also has the title of the Royal Band. None of them are referred to as England Bands.
I an English & proud I'm also proud I served in Her Majesty's Royal Navy & I Take it as an insult to say HM Band of the Royal Marines are from England if one thing in Great Britain is together it's the Armed Forces !!!
Not when faced against continental Europe. When faced with such difficulties, it's all British hands to the pump. Sink or swim for us all.
@9:23
The moment that the UK military lost its edge...
Get a life!
People killed each others in war's and after that they are again friendly ,visit each others Country.
ما هو التدريب الجيش لل الاءجوبه لل الجيش لنا يكون التدريب لل المسبه وزرع العصبيه لل الجندي لل الفصيل معهو لل التدريب كيف يجاوب الفصيل لل الجندي معهو في الفصيل اءنا اءجاوب يقول الفصيل السحب الزرع والمسبه منكى' فه لل الصوت العالي لل الفصيل الفوج ولل اللواء الفيلق وغير التدريب لل الخطء ولل الحرص بيننا وبعضنا لل الخروج لل الهذف لل العدو اءينه كان في الكره الاءرضيه ولل داخل الوطن البريطاني وينتهي التدريب يقولون النور الحب القلبنا والقلوب الشعب الوطن الى' الله الاءب الخالقنا العظيم👑💕💕👈👈
servusgut
I believe the Royal Marines are from the United Kingdom!! Not just England. I hate it when the rest of the UK is classed as England!
You scum bags are everywhere but you are never on the scottish regiments telling people they're not scottish they're British.
Band of Royal Marines (British) not English that is an insult to the Scotish , Irish , and Welsh people that are in the band
@dewi mudd. As a former Royal Marine I can assure you that there is no such band as The Band of The Royal Marines {British). Each band is recognised by where they are based. Four are based in England plus The RM School of Music Band and one in Scotland.
Of course you are right Dewi,but many from abroad have difficulty in understanding this,and with the rise in the past 30yrs or so of what at times can be a very unpleasant and at times infantile nationalism,particularly in Scotland,attitudes are beginning to change in England.It's all very sad,but in Scotland they can't seem to make their mind up between jealousy or hatred,and more and more feel that if they cannot face up to thier own demons it's time for them to leave.Being half Welsh,I think and hope they don't allow themselves to so easily conned.
Hey empty angel I aint European I'm British I don't hold a European passport I hold BRITISH PASSPORT
Britain is in Europe. Therefore you are European.
Looks like this comment is so out-of-date ;)
@@idot3331 European but not EUish.
@@dbdb9334 Who gives a shit? European means European, Britain will always be part of Europe because Europe is a continent. Nobody holds a European passport because Europe is not a country.
@@idot3331 Anybody who isn't stupid gives a shit. Europe is a continent and eu is a failed union. Two completely different things that cowards mix up quite a lot.
%opera
Not enough Irish dancing
Shut that commentator up
Germany 0 Britain 2,world wars.
Grow up idiot.
Very childish remark,you must be very immature.
Narrator..... Shut Up !
This Group is very well trained but we must keep in mind that this is all they do and are trained to do. I am a veteran of US Navy and I was in a drill team. All we were trained to do was to march and as our Commander would say "we are the Razzle Dazzle of the Navy"
+milton bonet nope our Marines band also serve on the frontline...as support for the commandos...drivers etc.
Sadly you are misinformed. RM bandsmen are frontline forces first. They receive full marines training first ,and are bandsmen second. This is common practice in the UK. My grandfather was a combat medic in WWI in an infantry regiment, he was also a member of the Regimental band. He was invalided out with a sabre wound.
You think these guys are chocolate soldiers and not Royal Marines?
At 1:17 "A Life on the Ocean Wave" finishes and the commentator talks for a few seconds before the next song can be heard coming in at !:28. The song is "I Vow To Thee My Country" or if you prefer "Jupiter" by Gustav Holst.