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The Queen's Regiment 1966-1992

Additional Quick Marches

'The Queensman'

This quick march was written by Captain D E Pryce A (Mus) TCL psm for the Presentation of Colours by Her Majesty Queen Margrethe 11 of Denmark on May 4th 1974 at Armoury House, London.

 

The Queensman

The Queensman
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'The Queen's Division'

Another quick march composed by Captain D E Pryce it is the quick march of The Queen's Division.

The Queen's Division

The Queen's Division
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'The Glorious First, Queen Charlotte'

A march composed by the Bandmaster Mr P E Hills for the Trooping the Colour Parade at Werl on The Glorious First of June 1979. Mr Hills later Lt Colonel P E Hills, the Senior Director of Music, The Guards Division, now retired.

The Glorious First, Queen Charlotte

The Glorious First, Queen Charlotte
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soldiers of the queen, charles stadden

These illustrated song and word cards were painted by the late Chas Stadden. His daughter Denise completed the Battle Honours & floral work. The cards were very popular with the soldiers were framed as presents.
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Mr Wood also composed the 'Fanfare The Queen's Regiment'

It is based on the Regimental Call and the first phrase of 'The Soldiers of the Queen'

Fanfare The Queen's Regiment
Fanfare The Queen's Regiment
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Slow March

'The Caledonian March' was the Regimental slow march of The Queen's Regiment. It was inherited from the Middlesex Regiment (OCO) and was previously the march of the 57th and was introduced by General John Campbell of Strachur who was Colonel of the 57th Foot from 1790-1806, having previously commanded them.

In 'The Gesto Collection of Highland Music' published in 1895 there appears a score headed 'The Coledonian March of The Die Hards - 57th Regiment'. A foot-note reads 'This march, believed to be of great antiquity, was a great favorite with Duncan MacDonald of Dalness, Colonel of the 57th Regt. or 'Die Hards', one of the heroes of the Peninsular War'. I believe Duncan MacDonald succeeded Inglis as CO of the 1/57th after Albuhera.

The Caledonian March
The Caledonian March
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'Jubilee March' and 'On Richmond Hill Baht'at' , were both written by Mr J Wood a Bandmaster of the 3rd Battalion The Queen's.

The Loyal Toast

The Regiment adopted the old Sussex Regimental custom when toasting Her Majesty the Queen and Their Majesties, our Allied Colonels-in-Chief. The Allied Colonels-in-Chief were toasted separatley (the Monarch who has reigned the longest is toasted first), each toast being accompanied by the National Anthem. All these toasts are carried out whilst seated.

The Caledonian March
Jubilee March
This was originally written in 1971 by Bandmaster J. Wood under the title 'Ensige Dyas'. During the ensuing years it changed its title several times, finally ending up with its present and last title in 1976.
Jubilee March is arranged and composed by Bandmaster Wood and the music is published by Music Masters Ltd.
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sussex by the sea
These illustrated song and word cards were painted by the late Chas Stadden. His daughter Denise completed the Battle Honours & floral work.
The cards were very popular with the soldiers were framed as presents.
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