Corps of Drums of the Foot Guards

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The Corps of Drums of the Foot Guards is a ceremonial and musical unit of the British Army’s elite Household Division, renowned for its drumming and flute performances at state and royal events.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial unit
military band
musical ensemble
associatedWith Buckingham Palace
Coldstream Guards
Grenadier Guards
Horse Guards Parade
Irish Guards
Scots Guards
St James's Palace, London
surface form: St James's Palace

Welsh Guards
branch British Army
ceremonialFunction public duties
royal events
state ceremonies
country United Kingdom
employer Ministry of Defence
surface form: Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)
garrisonLocation London, England
surface form: London
genre military march
patriotic music
hasTypeOfMember drummer
fifer
historicalRole battlefield signalling
regimental communication
language English
mottoLanguage Latin
notableFor drumming performances
flute performances
precision marching
partOf Foot Guards
Household Division
performingRole ceremonial music
military music
performsAt Changing of the Guard
State Visits
Trooping the Colour
royal parades
state banquets
service British monarch
tradition British Army corps of drums tradition
uniformFeature bearskin cap
drummers' wings
scarlet tunic
usesInstrument bass drum
bugle
fife
flute
side drum

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Household Division of the British Army hasUnit Corps of Drums of the Foot Guards
subject surface form: Household Division
Band of the Household Division hasSubunit Corps of Drums of the Foot Guards
this entity surface form: Household Division Bands and Corps of Drums