FULL ver. Changing of the guard, Denmark, Amalienborg Castle 덴마크 근위병 교대식
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- 21.03.2018
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The Band of The Royal Life Guards performs the following marches in the following order:
1) The 'F. F. March' composed by Carl Edvard W. Nielsen, a former musician in The Band of The Royal Life Guards, at 1:14. He should not be confused with Carl August Nielsen, the famous Danish classical music composer. Carl Edvard W. Nielsen dedicated this march to his wife 'Fine' Frederikke hence the title. Many Thanks to Mogens Gaardbo, the Stabstambour of 8 Regiments Musikkorps, for this information!
2) The 17th century 'Fanemarch' at 5:21. The composer is unknown.
3) The 'Amalienborg March' composed by the Danish march composer Richard Lindebro at 6:44.
4) The 'Dronning Margrethe den II's Parademarch' composed by the Danish march composer Arne Ole Stein at 8:34.
5) The ‘Trænregimentets March’ composed by Poul Erik Hansen, a former musician in The Band of The Funen Life Regiment, at 11:58. Once again, Many Thanks to Mogens Gaardbo, the Stabstambour of 8 Regiments Musikkorps, for this information!
6) 'Den Kongelige Danske Marines Honnørmarch' (English - 'The Royal Danish Marines' Salute March') composed by the Danish march composer Kai Verner Nielsen at 22:11.
7) The 'Fanemarch' once again at 26:19.
8) 'Den Kongelige Danske Marines Honnørmarch' once again at 27:36.
It has been the first changing with music after Prince-Consorts funeral and mourning periode, that ended just a day before this footage.
Polina Semenova Rasmussen Oh I didn’t know that! 😮 I was lucky!