Here’s a look at all of the bands of the 2009 Macy’s Parade: Macy’s Great American, Choctawatchee HS (FL), Franklin Regional HS (PA), Adair County HS (KY), Frank W. Ballou HS (DC), Pittsburg HS (CA), Morgantown HS (WV), Harrison HS (GA), Towson U. (MD), Pickerington Central HS (OH). Congrats Guys – You were ALL Fantastic!! (Note: Some cuts had to be made to get you all in.)
The Broughton High School Marching Band from Raleigh, NC performs in the 119th Tournament of Roses Parade on January 1, 2008. Visit www.ktla.com for more bands and complete parade video.
The first blind marching band in the nation is taking Columbus, Ohio by storm. And, as Steve Hartman reports, one of their next stops is the Rose Parade.
cf.wcu.edu Bandfest: www.youtube.com Bandfest Pass & Review: www.youtube.com From Cullowhee, NC, The Western Carolina University’s Pride of the Mountains Marching Band marching down Colorado Blvd. in the 122nd Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade on Saturday, January 1st 2011. 2011 makes this band’s first appearance at this event. Known for performing a medley of upbeat pop tunes, the band incorporates electric guitars, singers, and other musical elements not typically associated with marching bands. The unit, whose membership today stands at more than 380 strong, was the 2009 recipient of the prestigious Sudler Trophy, the nation’s highest and most coveted award for college and university marching bands.
SUBSCRIBE to our videos: www.youtube.com www.youtube.comUnder the directions of Elden Seta, Rhona Barbosa and Grant Otomo, The 2009 Moanalua High School “Na Menehune” Marching Band and Color Guard is proud to present their 2009 Repertoire, “When Kings Go Off To War”, based off the Original Composition “In the Spring, At the Time When Kings Go Off To War” by David Holsinger. Arranged by Key Poulan. The Marching Band is known for its “extreme precision and discipline” and has been said to be one of the top 10 marching bands in the country by visiting adjudicators. “When Kings Go Off To War” Movement I. “Declaration of War” Movement II. “Prayer” Movement III. “War and the Crown of Victory” Led by Drum Majors, Greg Akamine and Joshua Kang The Ensemble is comprised of: 26 Trumpets / 5 Mellophones / 9 Trombones / 5 Baritones / 8 Tubas / 7 Snares / 4 Tenors / 5 Bass / 6 Cymbals / 20 Pit Percussion / 41 Clarinets / 25 Flutes / 24 Alto Saxophones / 6 Tenor Saxophones / 18 Flags / 12 Rifles TOTAL: 223 Recorded at the 7th Annual Moanalua High School Menehune Classic on October 17, 2009 -This was the 1st festival of the season. Participating Bands (In Appearance Order): 1. Aiea HS “Na Ali’i” Marching Band 2. Kapolei ‘Hurricane” Marching Band 3. Radford HS “Red Brigade” Marching Band 4. Leilehua HS “Mules” Marching Band 5. Kalani HS “Falcon” Marching Band 6. Mililani HS “Trojan” Marching Band 7. Pearl City HS “Charger” Marching Band 8. HOST: Moanalua “Na Menehune” Marching Band …
My sincere apologies for the poor nature of the video here. It was taken with my Droid, and I had the sun straight into the lens, so I had to hide behind a tree to get the shade. I’m very interested to hear what people think about public statements like this from atheists. No-one is arguing that they shouldn’t be allowed to march in Christmas parades, but I’m asking if they made a good choice in doing so. It was a beautiful day for a parade. It was cool, crisp and sunny. Besides the 20 minutes of tractors, harvesters, combines and the like, there were a few churches with “Reason for the Season” type floats, a few religious private schools, and two Christian motorcycle groups. Lots of fire trucks, people on horses, and public school groups. We also have a lot of Hispanic-themed groups, like Fiestas Patrias, which makes perfect sense for a community that is 27% Hispanic. Here’s a little more information about the Brazos Valley/Aggieland: en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org en.wikipedia.org
Orlando Citrus Parade 2009: Aguiluchos Marching Band, Puebla MX