#marchingband 

We always used those in elementary

@@lizzieluvslexifr reminds me of my music class in elementary 💀

oh fr? i didn’t see those

she does boomwhacker covers

I had a director that was 69

i think she meant like drum major:) when bands plays like this it's usually the drum major that conducts yk:)

I had one in his 70's 74 and ½ to be exact

Mine is 68💀💀💀

Can you remind me of the name

@@JustLuke08year late but it’s dies ires

this was ours last year

ong bro

Its called Requiem

Huh?

Too old to be a high school or college drum major :)

BRO WHATS IT CALLED

@@iiiheartlniyahdies irae but im trynna find THIS exact audio

I just meant too old to be a drum major because I have already graduated from high school and college, and typically drum majors conduct marching bands!

Oh sorry lol

requiem: dies irae by verdi

I actually went to George N. Parks!

i know this is old but omg i hate it when people conduct it in 3/4 it is the most infuriating thing ever i’m not even a drum major i am just a trumpet player who has no drum major training but i sure as hell know that isn’t right

@@evandowns6129 It is just more convenient for the players. Not that serious.

I was meaning to be a high school or college drum major :)

Meaning I’m too old to be a high school/college drum major

@@TheChromaticMusicTeacher dci?

I think it’s from an Auburn stand tune arrangement!

@@TheChromaticMusicTeacherthank you!

dies irae

It's a thump pattern, it's a good way to conduct 4/4 at faster tempos

@@nataliepowers8002 thank you!!

Wait what 😂

What do you mean

do you think conducting is playing a song you made

Cause it’s how the conductor keeps the tempo in a song it’s not connected to your song specifically

This is obviously overdubbed.

Too old to be a drum major of a high school/college band :)