the Canadian Armed Forces Tattoo in 1967, which was the world's largest travelling show. Traditions March The branch traditionally had no military marchpasts by virtue of military customs. Recently, it adopted Canada on the March by Lieutenant Colonel C. H. Jaeger as its march past. Music Division The Canadian Forces Logistics Training Centre Music Division is the training institution of the Music Branch that offers a curriculum of instruction to potential musicians in the CF. Part of the Royal Canadian Logistics Service, it is the de facto successor to the Canadian Forces School of Music. It is located in Building E-51 at CFB Borden. It consists of a concert hall, 47 practice studios, 10 teaching studios, a library, and four classrooms. Supervisors of Music Clifford Hunt (1964-1968) Charles Villeneuve (1980-1984) Commander George Morrison (1984-1990) Lieutenant Colonel Gaétan Bouchard Lieutenant Colonel W. Scott Attridge Lieutenant Colonel Peter Chan (2017-2020) Lieutenant Colonel Charles Gaudreau (2020–Present) See also Canadian military bands Personnel branch Authorized marches of the Canadian Armed Forces Navy bands in Canada List of Royal Canadian Air Force Bands Order of precedence External links Canadian Forces recruitment for musicians Join the Forces Music Branch Canadian Armed Forces The Department of National Defence Retrieved 19 February 2023 References Canadian Armed Forces Military history of Canada Canadian Armed Forces personnel branches Military bands of Canada