NEW Changing The Guard: London 29/09/24.

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Changing The Guard in London on Sunday 29th September. Quite a sunny day but fairly blustery at times.
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Members of the Household Cavalry stopping for breakfast whilst out exercising their horses.
Nijmegen Company of the Grenadier Guards (Old Guard) coming on duty at Buckingham Palace.
Queen's Gurkha Engineers (New Guard) practising for the upcoming Guard Change.
Band of The Grenadier Guards marching up to St. James's Palace.
Queen's Gurkha Engineers marching onto the parade ground at Wellington Barracks.
Band of The Grenadier Guards leading the Old Guard to Buckingham Palace.
Band and Bugles of the Rifles leading the New Guard to Buckingham Palace.
Band of The Grenadier Guards leading the Old Guard to Wellington Barracks.
Band and Bugles of the Rifles leading the New Guard up to St. James's Palace.
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@delvinrodriguez3341 День назад

Excellent video!! How wondeful to hear 'Mein Regiment', specially with some powerful Bass Trombone! The marches played were, ( *Static Piece* ) 20:18-El Cumbanchero ( *Band of the Grenadier Guards* ) 1) 25:15-My Regiment (Mein Regiment) 2) 28:51-On the Quarter deck 3) 37:07-Territorial ( *Band & Bugles of the Rifles* ) 4) 32:48-Geordie 5) 35:29-Jellalabad ( *Band of the Grenadier Guards* ) 6) 37:45-The Duke of York 7) 39:22-Relentless Advance (Rastlos Vorwärts) ( *Band & Bugles of the Rifles* ) 8) 40:26-The Durhams 9) 42:30-Secunderabad 10) 44:32-Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse

@militaryevents107 День назад

El cumbanchero is so fun to play! I have played it with this band before!

@debbiemichaels4632 20 часов назад

Great video Mr B

@Hjaltland60 17 часов назад

40:26 March is called "The Durhams" composed by Goff Richards. Great March!

@delvinrodriguez3341 14 часов назад

@@Hjaltland60 Thank you very much Sir! Nice to see you! Hope you're keeping well!

@Hjaltland60 13 часов назад

@@delvinrodriguez3341Yes I’m doing well thanks, just very busy with other commitments at the moment so I haven’t been able to comment any info lately. Hope you’re doing well too Delvin.

@FrithGarcia День назад

Lovely to be up and about early in the morning to see the Blues exercising their horses!! Thankyou so much for filming them. As for everyone else- - - - their usual dignified, elegant, beautiful selves. Your sound, as always, perfect. Thank you Mr. Baton. Loved it. Greatly appreciated when one lives too far away!!

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

You are very welcome, thank you for your nice comments.

@emstirling-is4nu День назад

Beautiful horses.

@geoffmitchell6515 День назад

Gurkhas just so smart …..well done

@heatherharvey3129 День назад

Thank you for such an interesting and enjoyable video - not just the music but catching the Blues & Royals from Horse Guards exercising their horses early in the morning before they start guard duty at Horse Guards for the day. I always think the Gurkhas have so much precision in their drill, more so than most regiments. Greetings from the tiny town of York, Western Australia.

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

Thank you, I'm glad you find the videos and content enjoyable to watch. I try to add other things I see while around the area to mix the videos up a bit.

@AlbaAlba-fg2io День назад

Good evening. Really exceptional this long magnificent video, Mr.Baton, a valuable job! The Cavalry in Central London, the Fantastic Gurkhas, the Grenadiers and the Extraordinary SDM Gareth Chambers, New and Old Guards, beautiful marches: a great Parade!! Thank you very much, Mr.Baton, for filming and sharing this stunning video I much enjoyed, the best way to close this hot sunday!!

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it and appreciate your comments.

@emstirling-is4nu День назад

Well done Mr. B...thoroughly enjoyed all of it. The Band of the Bugles was impressive, I would run in the other direction if need be.

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

Thank you, it's always nice to see other bands and troops at the Guard Changes.

@andrewabel3927 День назад

You failed to mention Westminster Cathedral !

@nahnoonahnoo День назад

Caffeine first , very important indeed😂

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

Got mine at the same time, 😂☕

@KarenNaytowhow-l2e День назад

IF ISRAEL NEEDS OUR HELP YOU GIVE IT TO THEM India , USA, Italy, France, Germany, UK Commonwealth, Realms/ Territories

@KarenNaytowhow-l2e День назад

AND MAYBE IF WE DO SOMETHING FOR THE RIGHTFUL KING OF IRAN WE HAVE A CHANCE AT CHANGING THINGS CONVINCE THE IRANIAN GAURD TO REINSTATE HIM AS HEAD OF STATE COMMANDER IN CHIEF WORTH A TRY

@AnnofWales21 День назад

Great video MrB! Lots of points of interest shown and all filmed with that steady hand of yours. Speaking of the steady hand, how is your shoulder now? I hope the colder weather is not adversely affecting it! Some unfamiliar (to me that is) marches here, particularly from Band & Bugles of the Rifles, along with the more familiar played by the Band of the Grenadier Guards. Senior Drum Major adding the extras with his customary aplomb, each and every signal timed to perfection. Thank you yet again MrB for letting us see these events from afar👍

@jcr_jcr День назад

Waiting up outside Westminster Cathedral in Victoria. How unusual but lovely to see.

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

You are very welcome, the arms doing ok thank you, it's not got really cold yet so it's not giving me too much gyp at the moment. Crowds are very busy so still have to take a little care negotiating my way through them.

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

@@jcr_jcr Thank you.

@KarlNeitzel-e8h 23 часа назад

8:45, ¿Qué significa eso que hacen?.

@MrBaton74 13 часов назад

When they are getting inspected before the Guard Change they take out their Kukri, which is a knife that Gurkhas carry, and show it for inspection, but for practices like this they do not carry the knife so they imitate the act of doing it. Hope this makes sense.