Armed Forces - The Pride of America! (Flex Edition)

Armed Forces - The Pride of America! Arranged by Larry Clark & Greg Gilpin
Concert Band - Grade 3
(XPS13) Copyright 2006, 2017 Carl Fischer, LLC
www.carlfischer.com
www.larryclarkmusic.com

[@totallyrandomuploads]

I loved playing this on trombone and then switched to bassoon, so I can't wait to try it again!

[@xiongstondew7749]

At my high school we had our Veterans Day program where we had 3 ensembles perform at the same time. Band, orchestra, and (ensemble I was in) choir. Even though the ensembles performed it a few months ago, it was still really really fun to do it and it makes me sad that I’m leaving as a senior this year.

[@georgehohensee4571]

Im playing this in wind ensemble and im playing the 2nd trombone with a bass trombone

[@foxtaylor6436]

i know Im kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to watch new movies online ?

[@noebryce3386]

@Fox Taylor Flixportal xD

[@foxtaylor6436]

@Noe Bryce thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!

[@noebryce3386]

@Fox Taylor you are welcome :)

[@aaroncollins7103]

Man, I play alto saxophone and I love playing this song and listening to it

[@fearless_galaxy]

ALTO SAXOPHONE GANG!!!

[@confederationofnoxuia5778]

Funni percussion

[@lunasworld7838]

Im soprano singer its rlly fun to sing but I always get the order mixed up😂

[@myungfile92]

Greeting from Great Ally Republic of Korea. This is my favorite song since 8th grader :D

[@thedarktruth132]

waht

[@KG-si3il]

Indeed you are a great and beloved Ally.

[@billofwrights7695]

It’s 2023, and we NEED to find a way of incorporating the Space Force into this medley. I was thinking about adding the first 8 bars of “The Washington Post” after Semper Paratus and leading into Semper Supra in the key of concert F. Also, a good alternate ending would be performing the other half of “America the Beautiful” after the Pledge of Allegiance at a stronger dynamic in place of the national anthem and transitioning perfectly to the fine without a change in the time signature.

[@totalsecurityursus]

From a Vet: Thank you. Made me smile.

[@generalhilt4531]

Is there a chance you drive a toyota?

[@michaelcapone8913]

I did 8 years of service with the Canadian Navy. These were some of the best years of my life.

[@jacksonfield3265]

flute 1 is fun to play 10/10 would recommend

[@jamesbooth7185]

Flute 1 gang!

[@loganm.144]

I'm in band and I play the tuba, and this is my favorite song ever to play

[@andrewyaeger2722]

try basses on a rampage, has the best brass parts i've ever heard (hope it applies to the tuba though i am but a lowly percussionist)

[@jokerstarxiii1247]

I second this

[@kazako749]

hell yeah, tuba gang

[@kat3258]

I sang this

[@alphasprinkles533]

Logan M. Finally some one agrees with me

[@generalhilt4531]

I love whistling this song

[@anthonymarcolini2679]

Just here this as someone comes to your house riding on a tank

[@kariwhitt8928]

Last Veterans day at my high school, the band, orchestra, and choir played this. I played the flute part.

[@hannahkellison6610]

@VB_Flix you cared enough to comment LOL

[@generalhilt4531]

​@VB_Flix That was aggressive.

[@generalhilt4531]

​@@hannahkellison6610 man the entitlement from that other commenter right??

[@jumphawk8836]

Sad trumpet moment

[@thedarktruth132]

amazing

[@sheapeden6616]

2:01 through 2:09 is fantastic

[@TheSpiroGam3R]

Yep

[@gutterbro]

2:19 through 2:33 is my favorite

[@gavinmcnabb9125]

0:00-7:12 is my favorite.

[@TAricc]

As a trumpet the triplet notes you hear is difficult to play

[@seanhancock6664]

It's so beautiful. I appreciate the work you guys do for us service members.

[@generalhilt4531]

5:15 favorite partm

[@mia-zs4de]

Best band song ever

[@confederationofnoxuia5778]

Im in 7th grade and am learning this in band and I play crash symbols

[@idiotwithacompruter7476]

Tuba part goes hard

[@brokemyknee9097]

I play clarinet in this song and it is NOT very fun to play but very nice to listen to 👍

[@babuskaboi5938]

I play the flute in this and that solo killed me

[@TylerBischoff]

Wdym the clarinet part is great

[@mckennahanderson8693]

Tyler Bischoff it’s not 😂

[@TylerBischoff]

Thought Tiana why not

[@mckennahanderson8693]

Tyler Bischoff it’s probably not horrible to play for most but it’s a difficult part that was thrown at me so therefor, I struggle

[@Autisticmusician715]

I remember playing with a community band every patriotic season with this as an opener

[@generalhilt4531]

On the 11th of this month, we are playing it but we cut out the Star Spangled banner and I'm not very happy about it. It feels fitting to the song.

[@jaxonthehalloween1812]

It was the same for the community band I'm in

[@seankruszewski1957]

Trumpet is the best

[@tboneboi]

2:01 and 3:24 tho. Gotta be my favorite

[@randomthe0ne]

i forgot to take my sheet music when we were finally able to play this :(

[@generalhilt4531]

That must have sucked.

[@milo4788]

1:00

[@gutterbro]

Semper Paratus!

[@jadarayne6489]

Olfers Bowling is our guide

[@marcelpierre1795]

Semper FI

[@generalhilt4531]

Always Ready!

[@latesthope]

Counting rests is a such a pain for me on this song since its fast lol

[@generalhilt4531]

What instrument and part are you?

[@latesthope]

@@generalhilt4531 I figured it out, My band teacher never went over 2/2 but I eventually looked it up myself. I thought at first it was in 4/4. And I play the xylophone part btw

[@generalhilt4531]

​@Nathan I'm currently playing a song where the time signatures change all the time. From measure 72 to measure 100 the signature changes from 2/4 to 3/4 to 4/4 back 2/4 all the way down. Messes me up counting. When we rehearse the measures I'm always a couple bars behind.

[@VictoriaCortes1717]

@@generalhilt4531 6/8 for Air Force confuses me always

[@generalhilt4531]

@victoriacortes1482 I never understood 6/8 in that song. Or in general. They say it's not 3/4 but it is 3/4. Like hello?

[@lordhighbacon]

Can anyone tell me that song at 3:06 please?

[@lordhighbacon]

@@bruhmomentus3770 i mean the song before the coust guard, 3:06 to 3:13

[@lordhighbacon]

@@bruhmomentus3770 do you know the name of the transition music that lead into the coast guard march.

[@lordhighbacon]

@@bruhmomentus3770 Found the name of the song at 3:06. The song is called "National Emblem" by Edwin Bagley in 1906. You said this song was made for only this.

[@rafaelbenavraham3929]

semper paratus

[@aiyannawitham8222]

can anyone tell me what the tempo is

[@shamar-261]

between 130 and 140 i think

[@wibmakt5459]

It changes throughout the piece. The score provided shows all tempo markings.

[@wibmakt5459]

@@shamar-261 Thanks, fixed

[@OopsieNoob]

arrangement is 128

[@zalwel3539]

leave it. get back

[@jaxonthehalloween1812]

Does anyone know what the intro trumpet solo is called?

[@jaxonthehalloween1812]

Nvm it's taps

[@luhevanfr]

Y’all saying number - number is amazing but ain’t acknowledging that 5:16 is the og bruh it’s the whole song

[@generalhilt4531]

That's what I've been saying. We cut that part out of the concert I was passed. That's literally the best part. The harmony and the patriotism

[@jaxonthehalloween1812]

My community band is cutting this whole thing I was so sad I loved this part