Regimental Slow Marches of the Foot Guards

Well, I WAS incorrect. ((Je sui desollee.)) However, please do tell who the arranger was. It certainly was not the original arraingment by Handel. (The first five notes do make that clear.)

Quite right im not actually sure, i would imagine it was a head of music within the regiment many moons ago because this version has been used for a long time

Handel composed scipio not Hayden

You are of course quite correct! Hmmm... What I am wondering is if this is a different scoring of SCIPIO... it certainly does not sound like Handel's...could you supply the arranger? Thanks....

Scipio has long been one of my favourite pieces of music.

great vid.

Remember learning to play this on the violin while at school. It sounds better here, believe me lol!!!

British Army.

Queen

Country

Comrades.

Nothing else.

You may have knowledge of the Guards Regts. but your grammar is apalling it's
"their slow march"  not they're which is short for they are

Yes you are correct. The marching order of precedence is the GG, SG, IG, WG and then the CG (which differs from the order of seniority.) The Coldstream Guards always form the left of the line as this is traditionally where the most junior unit on parade is placed, this stemming from the fact that the Coldtream Guards supported the Parliamentarians during the English Civil War, and upon the restoration of the Monarchy, putting them at the end of the line was seen as a suitable "punishment"

OH!
This posting's notes is where I read it!
Boy, do I feel stupid.