Video from the November 4th home game A&M vs. OU. Entire half time band performance from intro to running off the field! Really shows the power and ability of the Nationally Famous Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band! whoismatt.com
Lawrence Central High School Winterguard Title: Time Music: Fly Like an Eagle (Time Keeps on Tickin’ Into the Future) by Steve Miller Band
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 …
The 2004 UIL marching band competition held at the SAC. Montwood High School from El Paso, Texas at its best under the direction of Ron Pingor and Tim Jackson. The show is “Russian Masters” featuring Pictures at an Exhibition by Modest Mussorgsky and Polovtsian Dances by Aleksandr Borodin (yes that’s spelled right). This was my freshman year! Good times…. Check out my other videos by going to my channel! If you like what you see please subscribe!
The Original! By University Of Hawaii Rainbow Warrior Marching Band Recorded with Canon T2i w/ 28-135mm
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B’ville Marching Band performance of Star Trek in the Carrier Dome 10/31/2010. 1. Enterprising Young Men 2. Labor of Love 3. Preamble to War/Amok Time 4. End Credits Thank you Pat for filming it. Great job! CAPTAIN’S LOG: STARDATE 2010.156.3 The future is now! The Baldwinsville Marching Band is proud to present the music of Star Trek! As a representative of the United Federation of Planets, the 2010 Baldwinsville Marching Band is excited to perform brand new Star Trek inspired music by composer Michael Giacchino, as well as the original Star Trek theme by Alexander Courage. The show seeks to capture visual and musical elements of the original 1960′s hit television show while employing new themes reminiscent of the ‘wild west’ frontier. Selections include “Enterprising Young Men”, “Labor of Love”, “Amok Time” and “End Credits”. While Star Trek is a science fiction phenomenon that explores “strange new worlds” throughout the galaxy, it’s true spirit can be found in the camaraderie and friendships formed amongst the crew of the USS Enterprise. The unbreakable bonds that were born during the now famous ’5-Year Mission’ are explored and presented in the form of the primary colors worn by the crew: Yellow, Blue and Red. As the mission progresses and the crew is pushed to the brink, the team becomes one through adversity: The finest crew in Starfleet. BALDWINSVILLE COMMAND STAFF BAND DIRECTOR — CASEY VANDERSTOUW ASSISTANT DIRECTOR — NICK FARRELL VISUAL COMMANDER — MEGAN …
This was a totally spectacular show for us, we made finals for the first time in 3 years, and it was really exciting!
A record-breaking 1400 marching bands from around the nation applied to perform at Tuesday’s Presidential inaugural parade. Among the more than 80 bands selected is Howard University’s “Show Time” marching band. The band, which represents one of the most prestigious African American universities, is known for its theatrical choreography and flashy style. Chung-wei Hsu prepared this report narrated by Bill Rodgers on Show Time’s moment in history — in high definition.
For some students, the marching band is more than people shuffling around in formation, blowing horns and dancing. It is a chance to travel, chance to earn scholarships to college and an opportunity to learn about yourself. The marching band is an escape from parents and the rest of the world.