The Band of the Irish Guards at The Goodwood Revival 

The march from A Bridge Too Far has always been a cracking piece of music. As has Aces High (Luftwaffe March) from The Battle of Britain.

Great Performance, great acoustic! Thanks for the video!

OMG!!! What an absolutely Brilliant, Brilliant Video!!! Why have I never heard of this Event before?? Is it an Annual thing? or a new thing? if it's Annual, I have to come over for it next Year! The Irish Guards Band were Excellent & the DOM CSG Gudgeon did a fantastic Job the arrangements & tempo was Brilliant. There's something Special in the way the Irish Guards play St Patrick's Day, it's a great Tune & all the Military Bands play it well, but there's something a bit more Special when they play it, something that's felt more than seen. I have to say I was surprised DM Stuart Laing led them on Parade, not that I think DM Laing isn't a great DM because he is excellent, it's just that SDM Gareth Chambers MVO, usually leads the Bands at these sorts of Parades, especially the Irish Band, his own Regiment. I personally think you can tell a good DM from the way he does his Job, Precise & Accurate but with a relaxed Style, not all stiff & Robotic, especially on a Parade like this. As well as Great Music to listen to, there were lots of things going on & that made it even more enjoyable. The Barnum & Bailey Style Ringmaster in the Striped waistcoat hammed it up wonderfully. I'm sure I saw Jonsey from Dad's Army walk past, I definitely saw an elderly Couple doing the Jitterbug & Swing Style Dancing. The 2 Mimes were good, loved how they cleaned the Windows so we could see the Band properly. The choice of Music was Fantastic & the execution by the Band Brilliant. I wasn't Born when a lot of it came out, but my Father was in the RAF I can remember right up to his Death in 1973, Dad was often whistling or occasionally singing these old WW2 Marching Songs. The Tribute to the RAF had me in tears, when Dad & the other Kiwis of the RAF came home to NZ, they often had informal get togethers, among them one of my Dad's best friends, a Bomber Pilot from 617 Squadron, the indomitable Dam Busters. I can't hear that or the Battle of Britain Themes without being reduced to tears. This Has gone Straight to My Favourite Play List, under the heading of Memories. Thank you, thank you, Thank You MBE! not only for the Excellent Video you've produced as always, but also for opening the Door a crack on a Britain that not only survived the 2nd of two such terrible times, but did so in a way that United the Peoples of the UK & her Empire & this was the Sound Track of their Lives at the time. God Bless.

Too bad the Aces High march was cut -- one of my favourite marches. The concert is very good -- I'm partial to music of that era. Kudos for the great recording quality.

Lovely! Thank you 😊

This has brought back many memories (I was born just after the of the war so was brought up on this music). Fabulous selection, and the Dambusters to finish it off! wonderful band as always and great video. Thank you!

great choice of music, difficult to ignore/cut-out the nitwits!!

Brilliant!

Love the band of the irish guards 😊 fantastic selection 👌

Ogni volta che li sento mi emoziona 👍👍

Thanks for recording and sharing. I loved seeing the people dancing to the music, that's a compliment in my book, means they're really enjoying the music.

Brilliant, the medley of wartime songs were very evocative

I am crying at this. Incredible - Battle of Britain March for the Hawker Hurricaine and Spitfire fans, 633 Squadron for the DeHavilland Mosquito fans, and the Dambusters theme for the Avro Lancaster fans, played under the shadow of Supermarine Spitfires - you really know your listeners! - #IncidentalMomentsOfLoveliness #IMOL

Bella inprovazione dei tromboni la mia vita è a un ruggito di un leone emozionante 🎉

sooo good

Very inspiring Luftwaffe March cut short unfortunately although understandable even after seventy odd years but Still very enjoyable.👌

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There are a lot of clowns in the audience!

Great concert. Aren't the bandmasters generally WO2 these days?