Mad respect for the flute member who is clearly fighting through an injury with grit and determination. Band kids fight through anything for the good of the team.
Hebron is an absolutely amazing band, 3rd at finals, and won music. Everyone did amazing and they deserved such a high placement. All in all, as a freshman I’m extremely happy with 4th place for my band (Carmel).
Wow, every year Hebron just keeps getting better and better! You can't beat that music and their sound is unimaginably beautiful, so full, rich and harmonic! Im so proud of how texas represented this year at BOA Nationals! All 6 Texas bands were finalists, but Hebron was one of my favorites! Congratulations to all for their hard work and dedication!
I absolutely loveeee their mellophone section ! Their band is legendaryyyy ! And i love greatest showman! This will b my 3rd year in mb and watching these videos are the reasons why i love being part of it,, including the awesome people/ family and friends i make along the way:)) if your not part of it or considering it,, i STRONGLY reccomend it.. it may seem hard, which it is but i promise its sooo much more than that. These kinds of performances have a lot of impacts on the audience and can even move them emotionally.. its such an honor being part of it:) i was in drumline and tried tenor sax. Along with bassoon for concert and trombone for jazz :)
Probably my 3rd most emotional moment so far out of my almost 4 years of marching in Carmel was when we got to grand park and saw this full run (our time slot for rehearsal was right after Hebron's in 2019). It was just so incredible.
I just don't even have words. My mouth was already on the floor and to find out that they were a HIGH SCHOOL made my jaw pop out of the other side of the earth. Literally got chills and had my first-ever tear watching a marching band!!!!!
Hebron pushes their kids harder and harder every year in terms of long, full ensemble musical phrases paired with huge environmental and marching demands. I absolutely can’t wait to see what they’ve got once everything is back on track,
THE_GOOD_ FAM naw baby look at that funding. The fact that the entire mello section is playing on the same instrument is a good indicator that Hebron got money. I’m sure y’all gotta do fundraisers for stuff, but y’all definitely don’t have to do a fundraiser for everything lol
@@zacharymckinnon6832 I’m in a 5a school and we have all the same mellos. It’s because all our students own their own French horns already. Doesn’t take a rich band. Usually district will pay for quite a bit of stuff if directors go about it the right way. Fundraising is HUGE. We raise $30-35 thousand from fundraisers to pay for marching season. We’re a relatively small school also. Yamaha horns aren’t very expensive and they’re AMAZING. They last quite a long time. You can buy previous drum corps instruments for way cheaper as well. We fundraise every season, marching, concert, indoor and I’m sure every single competitive band ranked 30 and up from BOA does the same.
Hebron Trombones are frigging amazing as well. They had two trombones make state this year, and all four of the Hebron trombone players who made area were in the top 10 at Area.
FallenVega actually we don’t, we’ve been practicing this outside in the blazing heat in Texas during the summer. Every day, we just came here cause it was available to us during our Grand nationals trip.
ScallywagBeowulf nope, this was a practice in Indianapolis. This facility was designed to be a multi sport building it has space for 3 football fields in it.
Wells Lofgren Got it, appreciate the info. Excellent performance by them. Ex-Frisco High Grad from last year. Still like seeing the highschool bands from time to time.
@@hunterbraun5273 I mean thats really any school when you think about it. Music is just one of those things that if you get passionate enough, nothing is gonna stop you 🙂 and I can also see other much smaller band have people there related to the level of some musicians in drum Corp. Don't you agree? :)
Ethan Gromacki this was a practice in Indianapolis when they went for Grand Nats. They don’t practice indoors. They practice in the Texas heat like all other Texas bands.
@@the_good_fam7873 Their high school marching band is enormous, with over 600 members. Of course they are going to require an indoor matching facility.
@@ghdesign_ Tell that to the size of the program, the quality and number of props, and how many French horns they can afford to use in a Marching show?
Ryan Vibeauxs Clement tell that to the countless parents who volunteer, the endless fundraising and corner cutting. The school gets money from the district but the majority of what goes into the band is student funded. Just because they can put hundreds of kids on a field doesn’t mean they’re rich.
@@ghdesign_ Those things you mentioned are true for every band program. If the parents didn't make the props (they may have here but they look professional), if the school can afford the number and quality of instruments seen in their vides (not falling apart and massively tarnished and dented) unlike most not rich schools, and if they can afford have and risk fielding that many French horns in a Marching show, they're probably rich compared to most other bands.
