This is what real-life heroes look like. Forget visions of Arnie in "Commando" or Sylvester in "Rambo". The world's toughest soldiers are these small brown men from Nepal.
Fantastic video as usual! The marches played were, 1) 0:01-Copenhagen 2) 2:36-Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse 3) 4:36-Secunderabad 4) 6:32-Yo Nepali! (Return to Barracks) 5) 7:37-Sons of the Brave 6) 10:46-Colchester Castle 7) 13:08-Standard of St George 8) 14:09-Milanollo
Excellent Video. Shows how flexible Military Bands have to be these days. Although the Band looked slightly uncomfortable marching at the pace that is the Military Standard Pace.
Apart from the bugle section the bands are part of The Royal Corps of Army Music so they would be used to the All Arms pace of 120 and when posted to The Band and Bugles of The Rifles they would up it to 140. The bugles are drawn from the various Rifles battalions.
Wow, cool tempo! The bass drummer really got his workout today on the long walk in LOL was the march pace faster than usual, or did it just seem that way? ....amazing job as always, thanks for bringing this to us!
Yes the pace was faster than usual due to it being the Band of The Rifles leading, which march around 140 paces a minute. Instead of the stately 116 paces a minute that we usually see when the one of the Guards Band lead.
When the Green Jackets and Light Infantry merged in 2007 to make the 7 rifles Battalion and the band and bugles of The Rifles had their uniform changed, they had red added to represent their antecedent regiment Kings Royal Rifle Corp
Might be due to lighting on the video all rifle green. The changes to the No.1 dress from The Light Division was the black trousers, prior to creation of The Rifles - The Light Infantry had dark blue and The RGJ had rifle green same as the jackets. Other tweaks were rank chevrons with silver trim. The bugles have a thin line on the collars alluding to the two redcoat regiments that became rifles The D & D and RGBW.
This is what real-life heroes look like.
Forget visions of Arnie in "Commando" or Sylvester in "Rambo".
The world's toughest soldiers are these small brown men from Nepal.
Our lads and lasses from the Himalayas, very proud indeed
High standard of musicianship. Fast military music and the Gurkhas' fast pace is a great combination. Love the bugle choruses.
Totally agree sir, the best marching band in the world..... great footage also 👍
Thanks Lenny windsor 🇬🇧for this nice changing the GUARDS awasome too welcom the new MONARCH of united kingdom 🇬🇧
Eh? It's still the same monarch.
My pleasure Anderson Jacob 🤗
@@wayinfront1 not you don't know🇬🇧 just wait for to know
thank you lenny for me it was a long time ago but never forgot God bless you and all ❤
Fantastic video as usual!
The marches played were,
1) 0:01-Copenhagen
2) 2:36-Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse
3) 4:36-Secunderabad
4) 6:32-Yo Nepali!
(Return to Barracks)
5) 7:37-Sons of the Brave
6) 10:46-Colchester Castle
7) 13:08-Standard of St George
8) 14:09-Milanollo
Thank you again Delvin Rodriguez 🙏
@@lennywindsor3820 You're very welcome!
Love this fast paced muDDT ic and march.This is not easy to perform with fast paced march. Fantastic!! Thankyou wonderful Band👏👏🙂
Sons of the brave .
Astonishing camerawork. Thanks.
Sons of the brave .
The Brigade of Gurkhas. Ayo Nepali!
Cool
I like their fast pace 🌟🌟🌟
140 paces per minute, some times on demos the band can reach 160
nice video Lenny,, thanks for uploading :)
My pleasure. Hope you enjoyed 🙏🙏
The bugles make the whole thing sound very french !
Rifle band are the best ever
Not a touch on the old Light Div, no swagger !!
Excellent Video. Shows how flexible Military Bands have to be these days. Although the Band looked slightly uncomfortable marching at the pace that is the Military Standard Pace.
It' s the Light Infantry pace on the way to Windsor Castle and standard pace on return to barracks !
Apart from the bugle section the bands are part of The Royal Corps of Army Music so they would be used to the All Arms pace of 120 and when posted to The Band and Bugles of The Rifles they would up it to 140. The bugles are drawn from the various Rifles battalions.
Old Bill showing a presence !
3 RGJ in their time would show them how it's done ✔️
Wow, cool tempo! The bass drummer really got his workout today on the long walk in LOL was the march pace faster than usual, or did it just seem that way? ....amazing job as always, thanks for bringing this to us!
My pleasure 🙏
Yes the pace was faster than usual due to it being the Band of The Rifles leading, which march around 140 paces a minute. Instead of the stately 116 paces a minute that we usually see when the one of the Guards Band lead.
The regular pace is usually 116 or 120 steps per minute depending on the music. This was 140 steps per minute because they were The Rifles.
@@SkepticalRaptor Thanks for the explanation, much appreciated!
@@delvinrodriguez3341 Thanks for the explanation, much appreciated! It makes me keen to see more of the Band of Rifles!
This is Main Band & Bugles of The Rifles and not the Queen own Gurkhas
Stay safe lads
Thank you for watching. Wish all of you enjoyed the video! Stay tune for more🤗
Greetings from Lenny Windsor 🙏
Can we see more of the Gurkas please not just the band,. thank you
2:50 Ohio State University vibes
What’s song called at start there playing
Are there any Riflemen out there that can tell me why some of the bandsmen wear black (or is it dark grey) tunics and not Rifle Green ones?
When the Green Jackets and Light Infantry merged in 2007 to make the 7 rifles Battalion and the band and bugles of The Rifles had their uniform changed, they had red added to represent their antecedent regiment Kings Royal Rifle Corp
Might be due to lighting on the video all rifle green. The changes to the No.1 dress from The Light Division was the black trousers, prior to creation of The Rifles - The Light Infantry had dark blue and The RGJ had rifle green same as the jackets. Other tweaks were rank chevrons with silver trim. The bugles have a thin line on the collars alluding to the two redcoat regiments that became rifles The D & D and RGBW.
@@johnbrockman8366 Thank you
@@johnsabini2330 Ah yes, that could be it! Thanks John.
This is the brave equivalent of the French foreign legion. It's a pity they are not treated in the same way as they they are 😂France.
Where are the Gurkhas ?
Cómo se llama la primera marcha interpretada ???
'CHANGING OF THE GUAR' - ? Is this 'GUAR' a Nepalese word? Or are you just picking on their different sense of pronunciation?
one corporal in the band out of step permanantely