The Band of the Royal Life Guards - Changing the Guard Copenhagen 9th January 2023
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Den Kongelige Livgardes Musikkorps and
Den Kongelige Livgardes Musikkorps and Tambourkorps, The Band of the Royal Life Guards and Corps of Drums supporting the ceremony of Changing the Guard in Copenhagen on Monday 9th January 2023.
The ceremony takes place with full musical support daily (other than on Fridays) between December and April when Her Majesty Queen of Denmark resides in Amalienborg Palace no matter what the weather is. However the palace concert might not take place if there is heavy rain like it was on this day.
Please see below the timestamps for highlights from the ceremony:
00:00 The parade leaves Gothersgade 100 Barracks in front of Rosenborg Castle and marches through Copenhagen City Centre
13:55 Entering Amalienborg Palace
14:58 The Advance Forward (with a very good trombone counter melody)
15:29 The Band marching back onto parade after the changeover where they took shelter due to very heavy rain.
15:50 Marching around Amalienborg Palace
17:52 The second advance forward towards the Queen's palace
18:16 Marching the colour back off parade
18:51 The return march through Copenhagen City to Gothersgae 100 Barracks
The band was under the direction of their Musical Director Michael Aaberg Thomsen. The parade features music alternating between the Musikkorps and Tambourkorps, where each march by the Musikorps is repeated.
To find out more about the band please follow them on social media and also listen to their excellent recordings of military music on both Spotify and Apple Music :
Facebook: LivgardensMusikkorps
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0tBWw...
It has been a pleasure visiting Copenhagen documenting the work of the Royal Danish Life Guards. There will be two further videos of other changing of the guard ceremonies from this trip to be published in due course and many photographs on our Instagram Page. Thank you to the band for their hospitality during my visit!
Interesting, unique points to note:
The Bass Drummer holding music for the cymbal player to follow whilst on the march
The head dress is called a bearskin and is actually flat on top and built around a silver helmet, hence the peak and this is where the head dress evolved from
The band uses no Saxophones and instead two Bb Baritone Horns carrying the tenor lines
The Tuba's played are Concert F and C tubas with one placed behind the percussion to provide the melody lines with a pulse and bass line.
Both Flute and Piccolo is played on the march
The Band of the Royal Life Guards are the only professional Danish Wind Orchestra and are the official musicians of the Royal Danish Household.
Military Bands Everywhere:
Contact - [email protected]
Website: https://www.militarybandseverywhere.c...
Facebook: Facebook: MilitaryBandsEverywhere
Instagram: Instagram: militarybands_everywhere
YouTube: @militarybandseverywhere
The ceremony takes place with full musical support daily (other than on Fridays) between December and April when Her Majesty Queen of Denmark resides in Amalienborg Palace no matter what the weather is. However the palace concert might not take place if there is heavy rain like it was on this day.
Please see below the timestamps for highlights from the ceremony:
00:00 The parade leaves Gothersgade 100 Barracks in front of Rosenborg Castle and marches through Copenhagen City Centre
13:55 Entering Amalienborg Palace
14:58 The Advance Forward (with a very good trombone counter melody)
15:29 The Band marching back onto parade after the changeover where they took shelter due to very heavy rain.
15:50 Marching around Amalienborg Palace
17:52 The second advance forward towards the Queen's palace
18:16 Marching the colour back off parade
18:51 The return march through Copenhagen City to Gothersgae 100 Barracks
The band was under the direction of their Musical Director Michael Aaberg Thomsen. The parade features music alternating between the Musikkorps and Tambourkorps, where each march by the Musikorps is repeated.
To find out more about the band please follow them on social media and also listen to their excellent recordings of military music on both Spotify and Apple Music :
Facebook: LivgardensMusikkorps
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0tBWw...
It has been a pleasure visiting Copenhagen documenting the work of the Royal Danish Life Guards. There will be two further videos of other changing of the guard ceremonies from this trip to be published in due course and many photographs on our Instagram Page. Thank you to the band for their hospitality during my visit!
Interesting, unique points to note:
The Bass Drummer holding music for the cymbal player to follow whilst on the march
The head dress is called a bearskin and is actually flat on top and built around a silver helmet, hence the peak and this is where the head dress evolved from
The band uses no Saxophones and instead two Bb Baritone Horns carrying the tenor lines
The Tuba's played are Concert F and C tubas with one placed behind the percussion to provide the melody lines with a pulse and bass line.
Both Flute and Piccolo is played on the march
The Band of the Royal Life Guards are the only professional Danish Wind Orchestra and are the official musicians of the Royal Danish Household.
Military Bands Everywhere:
Contact - [email protected]
Website: https://www.militarybandseverywhere.c...
Facebook: Facebook: MilitaryBandsEverywhere
Instagram: Instagram: militarybands_everywhere
YouTube: @militarybandseverywhere
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