Royal Corps of Army Music Honorary Colonel Rob Rinder was in for an unexpected treat when he visited The Royal Military School of Music at HMS Nelson in Portsmouth. The celebrated barrister was taken on a tour of the historic Naval Detention Quarters, where the prison cells have been transformed into practice rooms. Watch our interview with Colonel Rinder as he explains his connection to British Army Music. @robrinder #music #britisharmymusic #prison #law | The Royal Corps of Army Music

Footage from the recent pass-off parade at the Army Training Centre, Alexander Barracks, Pirbright. Supported by British Army Band Tidworth on a damp and blustery day, the parade celebrates the completion of the soldiers' initial training. The last act of the band is to follow the troops from the drill square. On this occasion, they are playing Music Makers by Ian Mitchell, the corps march of the Royal Corps of Army Music. Congratulations to Musician Pinnock from Market Harborough in Leicestersh

The Band of the Household Cavalry supported the King’s Lifeguard at Horse Guards Parade for the first time in eight years. They rode down The Mall and past Buckingham Palace and performed on Horse Guards Parade. #BritishArmyMusic #Music #HouseholdCavalry #HorseGuardsParade Overlay music: Cavalry Walks and Trots by the Band of The Household Cavalry. We do not monetise our content. All credit goes to the composer, author or copyright holder. | The Royal Corps of Army Music

As part of the Royal Corps of Army Music’s 2026 tour of the UK, British Army Band Catterick put on a rousing performance at the Albert Halls, Bolton as part of the inaugural concert. The programme included an arrangement of Pure Imagination, written by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley for the 1971 film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory starring Gene Wilder. Leslie Bricusse stated that the song was written over the phone in a day. #music #livemusic #britisharmymusic #roalddahl #armedforces

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From The Cory Band to British Army Music. Hear Musician Blake’s story about changing career and how he received financial support from the Army towards his music degree. 🎓 The British Army Music Bursary Award offers music students £9,250 a year, for up to three years of study, totalling £27,750! To register your interest for the Bursary, or to find out more, click on the link 👉https://forms.gle/n2GL9VCep73ohpVA8 Brass Bands England Army Jobs 4barsrest Brass Band World Magazine British Bandsman