I'm fellow trombone, and b-tone player, and not big of fan as JSU(I'm a SU and benidict college fan) but that was amazing performance by the b-tones and trombones.
Love this! Wouldn't it be crazy if we had like an Allstar Tuba Battle? Each section can have their best 30 players who marched anywhere from 2000-2020. Everyone gets 4 Fanfares. At the end of the battle one big mass performance of the fanfares most schools have played. It would sound like the ground is moving having so many great players and chords so thick. Hey anything could happen. What yall think?
I am moved by and proud of each section. Job well done. Lesson for the rest of us on how we as a people need to come together. Each section a village with its own identity and culture within the context of the tribe. And when the tribe comes together moving towards a common goal, all the hosts of heaven must stand in awe of and embrace the love, power and beauty of the tribe. For it is the true reflection and expression of the divine. For those who don't know how these spectacular bands are developed. This requires each person to recognize that they as an individual only have meaning in the context of the group. It requires each individual to commit to place the good of the tribe and village first because the good of the individual flows from good of the group. The power of the individual exists ONLY in the context of the group. The individual cannot shine if the group languishes. The power of the group is created by the synergy generated by the primary commitment to the group, and each individual shines and is empowered as a result. ISEEEE. 1 BAND 1 SOUND 1 PEOPLE 1 LOVE 1 DESTINY
Percussion section blew every other section away. The brass and wind instruments seems to blast as hard as they can. It takes control to make the mellow sounds that we’re expected of us.
@@KillaKevProd I grew up in Tallahassee in the 70's. We had one of the Top Music schools in the Country. We never allowed Brass to blare like that back then. Maybe times have changed.
