good arrangement and recording but I will always be true to the Scouts.

GAAAWWWD the Pride of Oklahoma had such a ballzy sound in those days !

We marched to this my freshman year and 21 years later it's still stuck in my head. I've searched for it a dozen times in that time. First time I've found it

Beautiful🏆💚🧡💚

Beautiful shaping of each phrase in that flugel solo

Ain’t no band like a D’ville band!

Mary Campbell on bassoon!! ❤❤❤❤ I haven't seen her in 25 years!

I think I may have had some of those solos

Is this drill by Marc Sylvester?

Wow this brought back memories. I was class of 95 so I was a junior.

Awesome!!!!!

11:03 is that Gavin Loria center snare of the Carmel 2024 marching Carmel greyhounds

I used this for my audition for drum major…. I WON!!!

essa música simplesmente é uma das melhores do ramo. com seus semitonadas

Good god… the ballad… pictures and the great gate of kiev reimagined

1:43

Gotta love that Harloff energy at the end of the beginning chorale.

We’re current playing it

Loud & Angry

Ron VanOrder is a gem.

I was a chaperone on this trip.... wonderful memories ❤

Freshman year JFK Mighty Rocket Marching Band!

very cool! tfs

My dad told me how in 1987 our band was going to play this piece to replace España after many years, but eventually a vote was held during a morning practice since nobody liked it and we ended up playing España that year and won the state championships

My i copy this topaz

Oh this made my dad. I remember this day so vividly.

My moms in that

I’m in this video… graduated in 94.

Was this a Mitch Rogers drill?

Gulfport High School...1984 (or was it 1985?...) either way, I was rocking some quads on this song....great times!

I was conducting 😊 not a bad way to finish high school

Adair was the blueprint for small band excellence.

This is exactly (almost) the 1976 Watkins Glen Squires arrangement (Fabrizio/Calhoun) right down to many of the percussion accents/ rolls/etc.

Me coming out of retirement next marching season and showing up to band camp with this 😂

メイクヒズ、いいね。

Does anyone know the name of this show?

partitura

3:14, noooo mr shivy

0:25

Ultimate show finisher

director really said "give me dci level drill"

Still my favorite show I marched in (my only year at CHS).

hello goodnight. we have a marching band and we've been looking for the track for this song for a long time (durango) do you have it original or similar to the original to send me?

drum major notes: 0:00 mysteriously: 0:43 trumpet solo: 0:58 Mercato: 1:28 Before Throw: 1:43 Marc. After BIG HM: 1:57 144: 2:08

Nothing against Furman Band but I I marched at Furman in 1983 and I don't recall we ever played One Voice? This is Jay Bocook's amazing arrangement for sure, no one can compose a horn line like Jay, I played mellophone in his high school and college band, and I'm 99% sure this is our Travelers Rest High School Golden Regiment performance in 1980, band director Vince Clayton, the year Jay moved to Furman. I marched at Furman in 1983 and I don't recall us ever playing One Voice? I only say this because we must have practice One Voice One million times, and I can still hear the parts we didn't do so well. I know the sound of that horn line when I hear it. We were fortunate enough to win 3-AAA State that year opened with Pictures at an Exhibition, Tigers of San Pedro, and closed with One Voice......, now those were good ol' days.

I really miss these arrangements from the 80's. Trying to find the sheet music is impossible as they are mostly out of print.

I can imagine that the concert band was stunning....

Central Phenix City opened with this in the 04-05 season and it is by FAR my favorite show

anyone have a copy of this ? . . . . I don't remember this one but has some decent moments

Yes, Rodney Bellamy said it best: I too tried and did sound exactly like the canned publication albums, created by Jensen Publications at the end of the late 70's and into the early 80's. I too am and became a professional trumpet player. Cut my teeth as 1st Chair for the entire four years at my high school. Again, as I listen to this cut, I have in-fact been waiting for these songs to someday reappear. Here, SunCat in essence, was the Little Brother or J. Bocock's very popular arrangement of 'Tiger of San Pedro.' ' Wholly Crap I used to love playing both songs. They were well written, not too difficult to play as high school students, and they really made high school bands sound very much like, say .. The Blue Devils, Santa Clara Vanguard, and lets not forget, The Phantom Regiment and The Madison Scouts. ...Wow again.. very nice memories, from a time that will never come again.., or at least until I hit the play button once again, lol. - Thanks for posting. - Peace. \\//