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| Contents |
The life guards -- a. Grand march from Aida. b. The royals -- a. Radetsky march. b. Rusty buckles -- The 3rd DG's -- Light cavalry -- God bless the Prince of Wales -- Royal Sussex -- The white lancers -- My boy Willie -- Duchess of Kent -- Begone dull care -- a. The British Grenadiers. b. Hielan laddie. c. St. Patrick's Day. d. The rising of the lark. e. Milanollo -- Dumbarton's drums -- Blue bonnet's over the border -- The thin red line -- The soldiers of the Queen -- a. Rule Britannia. b. Speed the plough. -- a. John Peep. b. Corn Riggs. -- a. Ca ira. b. The Yorkshire lass -- Bonnie English rose -- a. Widecombe fair. b. We've lived and loved together c. The Maid of Glenconnel -- The Kinnegad slashers. (cont.) Farmer's boy -- Young may moon -- Light infantry -- a. Huntsman's chorus. b. Italian song -- Ride of the valkyries -- Fare ye well Inniskilling -- Light of foot -- a. The bold king's hussars. b. Haste to the wedding -- Scarlet and green -- a. Scotland forever. b. Cameron men -- New fusilier -- a. The attack. b. The rose. -- The Wellesley -- The Hampshire -- a. Come lasses and lads. b. The days we went a gipsying -- Men of Harlech -- Lutzow's wild hunt -- Marche des parachutistes Belges -- Trumpet voluntary. |
| General note | Streaming audio files. |
| General note | Title from resource description page (viewed March 21, 2016). |
| General note | For marching band. |
| Performer |
Regimental Band of the Coldstream Guards ; Major T.L. Sharpe, conductor. |
| Issued in other form | Original cat. no.: CHAN 6563 |
| Genre/form | Marches (Music) |
| Genre/form | Military music. |
