Band of HM Royal Marines Collingwood: London Tattoo 2024.

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The performance of the Band of His Majesty's Royal Marines Collingwood at this years London Tattoo held at the Excel.
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10 июл 2024

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@user-sb5ym9pm9b 25 дней назад

This performance is absolutely wonderful. I am so very impressed. Thank you for this performance.

@ardeladimwit 22 дня назад

just great. thank-you again for a fantastic video.

@mathbrown9099 25 дней назад

Euphies have it all @ 2:20!!!! Thanks for another fantastic video MrBaton! 🎉

@MikeM14-40 25 дней назад

Or start at about 01:58 to hear the euphonium tune in full. Nice to see a comment about the music!

@MikeM14-40 25 дней назад

Many thanks for another excellent video, Mr B! As expected, very smart to watch, and great to listen to. I would never presume to try to do Delvin's job (and I hope Delvin is okay), but as a taster in case anyone is interested, the march right from the beginning is "Cannatex". I'm embarrassed that I don't know the name of the slow march starting at about 03:25 although the tune is well-known and I'm fairly sure it was the theme tune on a (UK) TV series many years ago (I'm showing my age!). The march starting at about 04:18 is "The King's Squad". I think most people will know the piece right at the end of the video!

@MrBaton74 25 дней назад

Hi Mike, I think the march at 03:25 is called The Preobrajensky March.

@MikeM14-40 24 дня назад

@@MrBaton74 Hi again Mr B. You're absolutely right with the name of that march, and now, armed with the name of the march, I have managed to find out which TV series had it as the theme tune. It's amazing that I remembered or recognised the tune but couldn't remember what programme, or even what type of programme, it was from (I was a child at the time). It's also the Regimental Slow March of the Royal Marines. Thanks very much!