March Back to Waterloo Station after King Charles III Coronation

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To conclude proceedings for King Charles' Coronation Procession in London on Saturday 6th May 2023 all of the participating troops and bands marched back to Waterloo Station past Parliament Square and over Westminster Bridge (where this video was recorded) to return to barracks. Please enjoy the bands making their way back with the following musical selections listed below: • 00:00 Blue Plume - The Bands of the Irish and Coldstream Guards • 00:49 Punjab - The Bands of the Irish and Coldstream Guards • 02:07 Birdcage Walk - The Band of the Welsh Guards • 03:22 By The Centre - The Bands of the Grenadier and Scots Guards • 04:45 Royal Salute - The Bands of HM Royal Marines Portsmouth and Collingwood • 05:42 To Fight and Win - The Bands of HM Royal Marines Portsmouth and Collingwood • 06:28 Royal Air Force Chinooks and Red Arrows Flypasts • 06:46 Arnhem - The Bands of the Brigades of Rifles and Gurkhas • 08:34 Arromanches - British Army Band Catterick • 10:05 Aircrew on Parade - The Central and Regiment Bands of the Royal Air Force • 11:33 Pentland Hills - The Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland • 11:52 Edinburgh Castle - The Band of the Royal Regiment of Scotland • 13:00 The Massed Pipes and Drums • 15:26 Cwm Rondda - 1st Battalion Welsh Guards Corps of Drums • To watch this element of the day being rehearsed at 4AM earlier on in the week please follow the link below: • • Coronation Rehearsals March Back to W... • I would like to apologise for the glaring error in the titles at the start showing King Charles II and not III as it should be. This was edited after a long day and is a simple mistake. Thank you to those in the comments who have pointed this out. • Due to the complex logical nature of getting so may service personnel into London and keeping inline with prior coronation traditions of troops arriving by train and marching from Waterloo Station and over Westminster Bridge to Wellington Barracks, this method was chosen adding even more spectacle to the main event and adapting the usual march back to barracks that usually occurs at the end of events and also providing a unique look at almost every British military band playing one by one as they march past! • Troop left Waterloo station at around 0715 that morning and returned at around 1500 when this video was taken. • Military Bands Everywhere: • Contact - [email protected] • Website: https://www.militarybandseverywhere.c... • Facebook: / militarybandseverywhere • Instagram: / militarybands_everywhere • YouTube: / @militarybandseverywhere

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