Very effective remix showing the whole band in action. This High School band ( I feel like I´m insulting them with that name as you happily compare them with any other band in existence) brings Fun and Entertainment, coupled with a special blend of Movement and Music. I am no great fan of marching bands (though they are only doing what they are trained to do) but this band is on another planet. How come I can watch the same videos again and again and still enjoy them? My only reservation is that the Music Director who took over in 2018 seems to favour a more subdued and straight laced approach and especially with the parades, some magic seems to be missing. Nothing wrong with the band itself but it is my profound hope that, when they visit the States again in 2024/5 (Rose Parade) they have the right material to gain the same kudos as in 2017/8. These students deserve nothing less, and the audiences would be happy too!
I love the KYOTO TACHIBANA marching band if I visit Japan I would like to see the Campus of Kyoto TACHIBANA Junior and Senior School and play along side of the Band.
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泣けてきます💧
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Turkei Mediterenean sea Antalya City Hello😊👍🙏🙏🙏💜🌹👋Bravo Good lock!
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Hellov Tachibana.Hİ (Selam olsunTürkiye'den japonya Selam Güzel kızlar çok güzel hareketler bunlar.) So Beautiful kareografi.very good Show 👍💜💐😊🙏🙏🙏👋
i have seen dozens of Tachibana Band videos; stadium shows, parades, competitions.. amazing work young lads.. i cant imagine how hard you practice to make people happy all around the world.. your shows are covered with Japanese modesty, discipline, lots of smile, sense of humor, dedication.. i can easily say you guys are a milestone.. God bless you all and keep on your good work! Hugs and kisses from Turkey❤❤❤
Every single member has to be able to see the drum major no matter far back in line they are in parade formation and when the entire band body is stretched out for more than two city blocks, the sluggishness of the speed of sound will throw the back end off the beat if they can't keep a constant eye up front, especially when rounding a bend in the parade path. Playing in certain stadiums can also contain hidden obstacles. I was in my band's drumline in New Jersey (1982-86) and we did a competition in the stadium at Rutgers University (New Brunswick campus) and the slapback echo from the nosebleed seats was loud and about a half-second, more or less, which constantly threatened to throw us off.