
The band received the first British bandmaster in 1835 called Charles Godfry, as previously most bandmasters had been foreign, such as the first who was German. The Coldstream Guards Band was one of the very first British army bands to make a recording before World War I. On 18 June 1944 over one hundred twenty people were killed in the chapel at Wellington Barracks when a German flying bomb hit the chapel. The director of the band was included in those killed, prompting a new man, Captain Douglas Arthur Pope, to be appointed.
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Hornpipe
The Great Escape
The Coldstream March
Sands of Kuwait
Army of the Nile
The Dam Busters
Where Eagles Dare
Jerusalem
Elgar: Nimrod
Scarlet and Gold
Nimrod
633 Squadron
The British Grenadiers
The Magnficient Seven
The Thin Red Line / Colonel Bogey / Radetzky March - March Medley
God Save The Queen (National Anthem)
When the Guards Are on Parade
God Save The King (British National Anthem)
The Battle
I Vow To Thee My Country
Holst: I Vow To Thee My Country
Figaro
Zadok The Priest
The Day Thou Gavest
English Airs
Colonel Bogey
Alford: Colonel Bogey
Land Of Hope And Glory
The Purple Pagent
Here's To The Heroes
A Bridge Too Far
Elgar: Land Of Hope And Glory
Abide With Me
Hymn To The Fallen
Chariots Of Fire
Music For Royal Fireworks - Le Rejouissance
The Trap
Crown Imperial
Heroes Of The Sea
A Fanfare for Our Heroes
Ride Of The Valkyries
Pride of London - Fanfare
Williams: Hymn To The Fallen
Walton: Crown Imperial
Barry: Here's To The Heroes
Scotland the Brave / Black Bear
Dykes: Eternal Father/Sunset
"Gladiator" - Music from the Motion Picture - The Battle
Wagner: Ride Of The Valkyries
British Radio Classics - Medley
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