Great video! Well spotted! I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often, considering how hard some Time beaters hit those things. The marches played were, 1) 0:51-Holyrood 2) 4:12-Birdcage Walk 3) 7:29-Sons of the Brave
Merci pour cette belle vidéo. Bravo à la fanfare qui joue à la perfection malgré le vent. Nous aimons l'armée britannique et particulièrement les "Gurkas". Thanks
Haha! He definitely thought that! LSgt Lee seems to have a good sense of humour by the way he acts, as in a video he appears to stick his tongue out at the camera. 🤣
just a couple genuinely curious questions--- do they carry spare drum heads? are they able to fit a new one on and tune it in time for the return march? And, do the different divisions have slightly different march styles? the master sergeant in the back seems to have different marching step than the Gurkhas.
@@user-ir7os6wh1w in the video we can see it’s only slightly gone in so it will be repaired, if it have had fallen off the band would’ve been cancelled in the meantime
I think officer in back is in pain. Look at him and compare his step to the officer in front. I will say that I’ve seen different individual steps or styles within bands and regiments. Some seem to glide along. Some seem like they are plodding.
You can see the drumhead is torn on the right side during the end. Either too much tension or hit it too hard. Doesn't happen too often but it does happen
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The first march they're playing is,'Holyrood',by Kenneth J.Alford,the 2nd one is called,'Sons Of The Brave',just in case anybody was wondering!
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Good video. You had a good eye to catch that split. Poor officer in the back of the Gurka (sp) unit looked like he was in pain 😢
7:27 you can see it split. Also a CSGT at the back of the band!!
Well spotted! Great video. The drum still sounds good though, wonder if they just carry on and hope they can do the march back 🤔.
The Scots will better think twice before letting an Irish Guards drummer shred their bass drum again :D
Great video! Well spotted! I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often, considering how hard some Time beaters hit those things.
The marches played were,
1) 0:51-Holyrood
2) 4:12-Birdcage Walk
3) 7:29-Sons of the Brave
Get out of my head, Delvin! 😂I’ve thought the same
@@charlottecunningham2141 Haha! This made me burst out laughing! Will do!
Like the cymbalist 😊
Same here🙂
his movements are very precise. He is very enjoyable to watch.
He's amazing! Always enjoy watching him play. I believe he is Lance Sergeant Lee according to the Scots Guards band member list.
Merci pour cette belle vidéo. Bravo à la fanfare qui joue à la perfection malgré le vent. Nous aimons l'armée britannique et particulièrement les "Gurkas". Thanks
God Bless the Ghurkas, we the British people are very grateful for your service
Lol, just to joke around, the cymbal player turned and looked at 7:39. I can imagine in his head, "Dang it playing too hard again" 😅
😂😂😂😂I noticed the second time I viewed the video
Haha I bet he heard a difference in the tone of the bass drum
Haha! He definitely thought that! LSgt Lee seems to have a good sense of humour by the way he acts, as in a video he appears to stick his tongue out at the camera. 🤣
@@delvinrodriguez3341 do you have the link to that?
@@delvinrodriguez3341 video link?
Nice one poor officer to the rear looked a bit in pain
just a couple genuinely curious questions--- do they carry spare drum heads? are they able to fit a new one on and tune it in time for the return march? And, do the different divisions have slightly different march styles? the master sergeant in the back seems to have different marching step than the Gurkhas.
Bass drummer will just play on the left side and repair the drum / change the head back in the barracks.
@@user-ir7os6wh1w doesn’t work like that fella, if the drum goes in the band is cancelled
@@user-ir7os6wh1w in the video we can see it’s only slightly gone in so it will be repaired, if it have had fallen off the band would’ve been cancelled in the meantime
@@Nathan.150 well yes obviously, however, I am talking about this specific case and the return march. Spare heads are obviously not carried along.
I think officer in back is in pain. Look at him and compare his step to the officer in front. I will say that I’ve seen different individual steps or styles within bands and regiments. Some seem to glide along. Some seem like they are plodding.
What a great band but I like it when the band play the Red Shield March. David Kidd Major
Why is the drum major and the Bass drummer come from a different guards regiment?
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Is the music bands of the guard is Irish or Scots guard
Splits ...? wha...? where / time?
You can see the drumhead is torn on the right side during the end. Either too much tension or hit it too hard. Doesn't happen too often but it does happen
Around 7 minutes 30 seconds, as they turn
@@user-ir7os6wh1w Fatigue is the most common cause of failure.
These things do happen, once in a while.
What is that silly Copper doing there.
Where is this Disneyland circus?
Didn't realise police are recruiting Hobbits now