Cheers for that matey. I am the same with the liking for the combined guest band and guard events. Very often get great shows from the combination.Exception being when their Guard unit hangs back for the press to take their pics. Can be a challenge when the Band is already heading into the castle while the Guard are just passing the Victoria statue. LOL Onward and upward !
That actually isn't the regimental band. Shown here is the band of the Royal Canadian Artillery, with the guard comprised of soldiers from 3 Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment. The RCA band is easily the best in our military, and often represent us overseas.
Hey. You're welcome, Sir. It is not often that the media, indeed any outside broadcaster, covers these 'non royal' events in Windsor. It is just a few of us amateurs jogging up and down the hill filling the gap in the historical record... when we can. Onward and upward :D
The marches are: Canada Overseas - JM Gayfer Standard of St George - K Alford Great Little Army - K Alford St Catharines - G Offen (quick march of the RCR. As they enter Castle) British Grenadiers Voice of the Guns - K Alford Canada Overseas - JM Gayfer Standard of St George - K Alford Sad that they go right into Greatcoat Order after such a brief appearance in full dress.
Cheers Meadowlands1937. Much obliged to you, Sir. Wish that I could have stuck it out for the duration of the Voice of the Guns, but the street scene made my position anywhere along the High St. past the Guildhall rather untenable. And yes, it is a pity about the Greatcoat Order, although to my credit I am as colour blind as a bat. Grey rather suits my narrow electromagnetic spectrum view of the world :) Have a good week !
In order of appearance, the marches heard during this parade are: Canada Overseas; The Standard of St. George; The Great Little Army; St. Catherine's March; The British Grenadiers; Voice of the Guns; Canada Overseas, again; and The Standard of St. George, again.
@@emptyangel Can't blame ya mate. The only difference between a PPCLI uniform and a RCR one is the the puggaree on their Wolseleys, with the Patricia's wearing a grey one and the RCR wearing a red one.
@@MarkLinJA The other major difference is the RCR not only have a red pugree (as you pointed out) but also have Royal Blue facings on account of them being a royal regiment of line infantry.
Thanks for video; some nice marches, but when you're used to the household regiments, the protracted intro into them is quite wearisome. Also, no Grenadier's Return from what I heard.
In order of appearance: Canada Overseas; The Standard of St. George; The Great Little Army; St. Catherine's March; The British Grenadiers; Voice of the Guns; Canada Overseas, again; and The Standard of St. George, again.
Brilliant video as ever! I love seeing guest regiments with their band on guard!
Cheers for that matey.
I am the same with the liking for the combined guest band and guard events. Very often get great shows from the combination.Exception being when their Guard unit hangs back for the press to take their pics. Can be a challenge when the Band is already heading into the castle while the Guard are just passing the Victoria statue. LOL
Onward and upward !
@@Cynocephali I have noticed that before! 😂
That actually isn't the regimental band. Shown here is the band of the Royal Canadian Artillery, with the guard comprised of soldiers from 3 Bn, The Royal Canadian Regiment.
The RCA band is easily the best in our military, and often represent us overseas.
@@Strelnikov403 Do you have a video on the RCA band overseas besides Mother Britain?
From Canada....thanks for this and all your great videos. I am a former member of 3RCR in 1960's and 4RCR 70's
From Canada...thanks so much for this video...once again here in Canada we have ZERO coverage of this event.....sad.
Hey. You're welcome, Sir. It is not often that the media, indeed any
outside broadcaster, covers these 'non royal' events in Windsor.
It is just a few of us amateurs jogging up and down the hill filling
the gap in the historical record... when we can.
Onward and upward :D
It is great to see Canadians participating in this ceremony, and they look quite snappy!
@@tomblack9202 It is indeed an honour for any Canadian Regiment to provide the Guard.....
Good Old Canada. Stand Fast and keep faith .
Good Old Canada. Stand Fast and keep faith. Proud of you. We won't forget.
The marches are:
Canada Overseas - JM Gayfer
Standard of St George - K Alford
Great Little Army - K Alford
St Catharines - G Offen (quick march of the RCR. As they enter Castle)
British Grenadiers
Voice of the Guns - K Alford
Canada Overseas - JM Gayfer
Standard of St George - K Alford
Sad that they go right into Greatcoat Order after such a brief appearance in full dress.
meadowlands1937 thanks canada oversas is amazing
Cheers Meadowlands1937. Much obliged to you, Sir. Wish that I could have stuck it out for the duration of the Voice of the Guns, but the street scene made my position anywhere along the High St. past the Guildhall rather untenable.
And yes, it is a pity about the Greatcoat Order, although to my credit I am as colour blind as a bat. Grey rather suits my narrow electromagnetic spectrum view of the world :) Have a good week !
Thank you for Canada Overseas, I love it, especially the bass solo!
In order of appearance, the marches heard during this parade are:
Canada Overseas;
The Standard of St. George;
The Great Little Army;
St. Catherine's March;
The British Grenadiers;
Voice of the Guns;
Canada Overseas, again; and
The Standard of St. George, again.
Another very professional video - many thanks!
It's good to see our real friends and allies participating this side of the pond.
The Royal Canadian Regiment (RCR) are Marching. my uncle was a proud member of the Regiment served 1971-1995
Thank you for another fantastic video thanks for sharing
No worries Sir. Glad you enjoy them. Taker it easy :)
Really nice view great place with a sunshine for all 😏😎
Great video
Cheers old chap. Have a great week !
Cynocephali thanks you to
Yes I agree with the other people's remarks well done
The Canadians are back? Didn't they mount the guard a few months back? Or did they not leave the UK at all.
That was the RCAF. It's the Royal Canadian Regiment this time
@@MarkLinJA Sorry I must've been thinking of the PPCLI, their uniforms are kinda similar.
@@emptyangel Can't blame ya mate. The only difference between a PPCLI uniform and a RCR one is the the puggaree on their Wolseleys, with the Patricia's wearing a grey one and the RCR wearing a red one.
2nd Bn, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry mounted the guard summer 2017.
@@MarkLinJA The other major difference is the RCR not only have a red pugree (as you pointed out) but also have Royal Blue facings on account of them being a royal regiment of line infantry.
Congratulations on 1k
Cheers Commander !
Taken 8 yrs to get to that number.
Hopefully the next 8 will roll along a little bit more briskly ;)
Onward and upward :D
2:10 oops lol
Military Events what happened?
They didn’t follow the order
Thanks for video; some nice marches, but when you're used to the household regiments, the protracted intro into them is quite wearisome. Also, no Grenadier's Return from what I heard.
In order of appearance:
Canada Overseas;
The Standard of St. George;
The Great Little Army;
St. Catherine's March;
The British Grenadiers;
Voice of the Guns;
Canada Overseas, again; and
The Standard of St. George, again.
Bahaha you can hear the whole band gasp for air at 4:54