Peacemaker March: Karl L. King arr. Swearingen 

Same here, I'm also an Alto Sax, we'll be playing this next week.

eat cheese bonehead

Must be tiring with the cut time

sameeeee but i play timpani

I totally agree! It is most definitely my favorite!

I thought I was the only one

And tenor sax

Oh yeah

Hey baritone is in there too

Sorry buddy Karl king was alive before nintendo made their games /nh

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Horrah!!!

Ano na abuan HAHAHAHAH

HAHAHAHAHAHA WAR AMP

No way what region and what instrument you play

@@Yeeboii-ot5ju it was tmea for the junior high schools(? i played the trombone part but i faked it like almost the whole time lmfao

@@landofthelividdead what area I played this to in the french horn section like what town

@@walkerholloway508 omg you’re in my band program 😭 but it was midland / odessa

@@landofthelividdead cool whats your name

I LOVED this song honestly! The trumpet part is pretty cool imo :)

@@juancarlosdte what part did you play

@@yaboicatman4611 I played the tuba part! The engine is not the spiciest part, but it’s cool that the other winds rely on me for the tempo…sorta

I am playing first part this year and I am really enjoying it.

i’m playing 1st alto saxophone this year 😅

I play euphonium as well on this piece its not that hard when you get used to the repeating patterns!But we also have melody!! Good luck

Thanks

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What are you doing here mr ortega

Tenor Saxophone hits different tho

Karl King was a circus band conductor so maybe that's why most of his marches sound the same or circusey his marches Started big and strong so it could get the audiences attention so then when the performance got more dangerous then music would get more softer to focus on the dangerous act (like the trio!) (A guest band director told our band this lol)

I love the trio