Even if you don’t like the show, the music is undeniably amazing.

The way I sill get goosebumps even though it’s probably my 100th time listening to this…

I started learning this after watching this video. Watched it again this morning after being quite pleased with my progress, as I wanted to know what I could improve. Anyway, I now realise I am still a beginner. What talent she has!

I just bought a Conn 16-E (unfortunately, lacking a mouthpiece, so I'm seeking one), and it's nice to listen to this video to learn what it's supposed to sound like.

Really good!

Phantom Regiment swings through with another one to amp up and cry to at the same time😂

”in a flash, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, the dead will be raised imperishable, and we will be changed“ 1 Corinthians‬ ‭15‬:‭52‬ This is what I like to imagine that moment will be like.‭

The saxophones are amazing

That whole album is great! Another masterpiece from Johnny Richards!

Still would be a superior rating 13 years later- if we still have high school soloist competitions in the U.S.

Damn Instruments Having a beautiful musical conversation

Going to have this played at my service. Play it loud for my Drum Corps family.

What warm sound and he plays it well, almost a cross sound between a flugel horn and trombone. 😊

1:05 the power in that contra pedal

This is very "MELLO"...............Nice......🎶🎶🎶🎶💎🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🎼🎼

I've loved Stan Kenton for a really long time, but this is the first time I've heard this arrangement. What the heck? Talk about a huge gap in my Kenton knowledge!

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Beautiful arrangement!

Maybe im biased bc I play mellophone but this is literally the most beautiful version of misty ive ever heard

Outstanding

Always so amazing. I look back to this Madison show as a highlight of drum corps. So many great years!

Fantastic performance from a brilliant player well done Sheona.

Outstanding

well.....................................

I would do anything to march/witness this era of drum corps

This is my neighbors favorite version of amazing grace whether they like it or not

We played this at my grandpas burial on Saturday. Grandpa requested to play loud and not hold back. My dad brought a huge speaker and we did just that. ❤

This pops up on my feed every day and I listen to it every day

Perfect

The first time I heard this I was 18 and out of marching band and it has always stuck with me, the sheer awesomeness and control (former trumpet player). Never knew who performed this and of course TikTok showed me 😂. I’m 41 now and I am just finding this again, hits different because I can share with my 16 year old son who is a percussionist.

Holy hell sopranos. I am speechless every-time I listen to this

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I played eupho on this. When I came home from college one time my mom said my dad would crank this up and exclaim “Listen to this!!!!”. My dad wasn’t the type to get excited. Very disciplinarian. Played this at his funeral at his behest. Warms my heart to this day. And so do all the positive comments on here.

93 was my favorite year at PR.

What incredible music... Heavenly

私は、1996年のBDのメンバーです。 この録音にも参加してました。 懐かしいです！

I want this played at my funeral at the gravesite.

Definitely a favorite!!!

2022 anyone?

Me

😲 wow

Man, whoever is screaming knows how to do it!! 1:29 and the end note gave me chills!!

Is this a studio recording? I had no idea future corps ever did studio recordings

A. Who is Paul Rowe? B. Did he Arrange this ? C. Did he march Suncoast Sound?

Does not get any better!

I've been listening to brass bands for over 70 years but never heard horn playing like this in all those years.

Just played the lead trumpet book today at a service in Kenton’s hometown of Wichita, KS! What a blast!

*WAMLAW.* The year 1992: The finals show because of the soprano lip trill. 'Nuff said.

Chills. Every. Damn. Time.

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