The way the Drum Corps do the Slow March is how the British Forces do it. And that trick the Drum Major is doing with the mace is known as a State Walk.
What is the name of the final piece where D & B joins the Marine band. Love my time spent at the barracks 1967-68. Chief clerk Ceremonial Guard Co., n ny
It's called Preussens Gloria / Glory of Prussia. It's a German/Prussian song, likely played to harken back to Steuben and the Prussian influence on the U.S..
@Isaac Tan blogger C151 Exitsign 350 adventures Not sure what the name of the arrangement is, but its constituent tunes are Blue Bells of Scotland, Scotland the Brave, and Minstrel Boy. If anyone is interested, the last march is Yorckscher Marsch.
It was proper and you can argue but I wouldn’t nitpick on the March like you can argue the British does it better but Who cares at this point like Americans doesn’t have to do it exactly how British does it.
It's so cool seeing both together
The Drum and Bugle Corps was formed to augment the USMB, so them together is not a new thing.
The way the Drum Corps do the Slow March is how the British Forces do it. And that trick the Drum Major is doing with the mace is known as a State Walk.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT MUSIC AND MARCHING.
What is the name of the final piece where D & B joins the Marine band. Love my time spent at the barracks 1967-68. Chief clerk Ceremonial Guard Co.,
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It's called Preussens Gloria / Glory of Prussia. It's a German/Prussian song, likely played to harken back to Steuben and the Prussian influence on the U.S..
Actually, sorry, it's called the Yorkscher Marsch, the comment didn't update
Which march is it in the beginning?
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@@bananabrann not band, the song there is a difference
Invercargill, by Alex F. Lithgow.
@Isaac Tan blogger C151 Exitsign 350 adventures
Not sure what the name of the arrangement is, but its constituent tunes are Blue Bells of Scotland, Scotland the Brave, and Minstrel Boy.
If anyone is interested, the last march is Yorckscher Marsch.
If I were not a retired Marine, I would be very disappointed in myself
u still alive?
This is just like American version of trooping of the colour
Wait, a British-style parade includes something similar to what the British do? Amazing.
@@davidwarner3326 well yea
Kinda but there's other ceremonies that are similar
That isn't even the proper way to slow march looks very sloppy but good attempt
It was proper and you can argue but I wouldn’t nitpick on the March like you can argue the British does it better but Who cares at this point like Americans doesn’t have to do it exactly how British does it.
No it isnt its just the us slow march is slightly faster and they do a little goose step