Carolina Crown's Brass Tuning Sequence

[@josephcolon5812]

Baritones play a note between G and Db as long as it isn’t Bb. High brass pick a note between their (transposed) A and Eb, as long as it isn’t their C. Tubs sustain Bb the whole time. I know cause I marched legends last summer and all of our brass staff marched crown for multiple years

[@thevoidanswerswithjazz2215]

STILL got chills!

[@fourdblackbelt]

Just a heads up, the contras don't leave Bb during the cluster. Like ever. Source, played in 2009, and it hasn't changed as far as I can hear. Still a cool video!

[@jeremyholifield325]

fourdblackbelt yep, I hear that now in the actual recording. That was a mistake on my part

[@blackthorn2200]

gg

[@robertg0105]

Dude let the contras have fun! Bb is the only thing we ever play!

[@petulakunnemann9439]

There it is. ..the music. ..

[@BM-ek4tn]

Our marching band brass caption head does this with our brass haha

[@brendanczapski]

yo same

[@BM-ek4tn]

@@brendanczapski we have the same brass head homie

[@brendanczapski]

thats why i replied lmfao

[@BM-ek4tn]

@@brendanczapski smh imagine nerd

Congrats, great job

[@LeoOie]

Final boss

[@tomster2012]

The live band has better tuning than the synth! XD

[@brycegoodman8676]

Right 😂😂

[@amj.composer]

That's because they're justly tuned rather than equally tempered.

[@tomster2012]

@@amj.composer Good point.

[@NicDunn]

Ethereal

[@nathancarpenter8267]

I believe it f/c for euphs

[@TheDoctorPhlip]

You’ve got the mellophone part on the wrong notes😕

[@TheDoctorPhlip]

If you play the part on the piano along with the mellos, it doesn’t line up with what you’re hearing

[@SedentaryArtist]

Philip that is because the Mellophone has been transposed for a mellophone player to read and play

[@mycum8818]

I was looking for the mello too