Around 1:00, they go into a version of Mother's Cookies, which they've done for decades. I think it originally came from the USC drumline

i love this band

I like the Latin feel.

This is USC's cadence. /watch?v=c4S4MMvDrHg

Easily. Thousands of students and thousands of miles have been marched with the core cadences in this sequence, They've been played for 30+ years.

Good but it ain't no Top Secret.

Cadence? Nice beat but can you march to it?

Holy mother of god. Bass four will make you shit where you stand.

Im a snare at EMHS i feel like i suck :P

So they're mostly self taught!?? :O

Latin Blood - Tad Carpenter

They sort of do, they have a person come help every year, shes my friends older sister

Does Arcadia high school have a trainer for the drum majors? The drum major from arcadia is very good every year

USC cadence

/facepalm

Win

clean latin blood :D

3:32! xD

@ChrisHobobin we actually have ALOT of fundraisers

that tenor line is dirty but still nice job on latin blood

@tsadrummer thats cause most usc cadence version are in warm-ups while this is a competition and the best most clean by FAR is the 2005 version.

@Superunknownful yeah that is true, this version does sound alot cleaner though lol

@tsadrummer nah while this is a highschool and a really good one i think its missing the 8 basses cause it doesnt sound the same with 4 and i think it also sounds empty cause its missing the cymbals. but still you can tell that Arcadia Highschool actually cares about the band.

@Superunknownful actually in my opinion they played it cooler then usc

@tommy2122108 this was before i know that this is a commonly used cadence called "Latin Blood"

if the are gonna play the USC cadence they should at least do it right.. but still pretty good

Does anyone have any music to any of these cadences?I might be willing to make trades.

sick

Dude...snares from :50 to :58 CRAZY IN SYNCH WITH YOUR STICK HEIGHT lol This is awesome

@MickAv8r : Thanks for the history. I knew Mother's was a longstanding Arcadia tradition - it was around before I was there, which is to say a loooong time ago.

Latin Blood!!

hey thats usc's cadence

@compymasax - haha that's Derek Ouyang he's valedivictorian for 2009. he took like a gazillion AP's and got like 5's on all of them and he got like the national AP Scholar w.e award. and he was math captain and hes in all these things. oh and also Drumline captain

@jorgealberto1989 Latin Blood and Cadence '86 are both USC cadences that we started playing in the mid to late 80's when Alan Reinecke was our PI. Alan was a USC and AHS grad. Mother's Cookies is more traditional, it dates back to the 70's and was a competition cadence. Cruel Shoes and Victor were written in the mid 80's as well before one of the Rose Parades in order to flesh out the cadence sequence. -Tom, Section Leader, Class of 1991

i knw the colorguard cant practice in one room!! do ya'll have classes for guard?

do the hydro everytime

actually they don't even start the boxing in until the second semester

this is SoCal

@kaikaichen i'm talkin bout the drum line competitions at the parade competitions... they actually involve moving around....

Where in NorCal exactly? I'm from NorCal and I don't know if I agree with that.

friggen love this video :)

wth USC in the beginning?~

our drum competitions in nor cal are so much harder than this....

Practically 80% of them were all seniors last year

because sherrill teaches at FH sometimes.

It depends on the musician. Arcadia owns most of the larger instruments (a full suite of Bach trombones - both with F-stops and E & F stops), and the students pay a nominal rent for using them. But when I was in the band, I used my own trombone.

dammit daniel! haha

Loved the video, well done.

hydraulics!

oh... Raymond...