Hey Mama, Great Reaction - Again! - your comments seem like you're reading our minds. You'll will probably have realised that this is an indoor performance of the bulk of their US Festa routine 2017/18 (without the dinosaurs etc) just prior to their Rose Parade appearance. Sweating, Goosebumps and Tears are known collectively as "The Tachibana Effect" - May we never recover!! - Good Job Mama!
@MamaAiJapanesecontent Жыл бұрын
Hello Jya yes its indoor events and is this the events that they win Gold or performance I am trying to search but they theres a lot of them if you have any idea please let me know thanks in advance😍
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
@@MamaAiJapanesecontent Hello Mama Ai, Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School has most recently won the prestigious Gold/ Gold Award of the ALL-JAPAN MARCHING COMPETITION in 2015 with the 112th Term whose motto is " Hearts Are One ". They won again in 2021 with the 118th Term whose motto I do not recall at this time So, here is a video from 2015, plus the almost winning from 2014 " Dreams Come True " a favorite of mine. Plus, a Television program about the " Hearts Are One " Band and their preparations. So 3 KZbin videos: 1) 【祝・全国大会金賞】京都橘高校吹奏楽部 Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band 2015 京都府マーチングコンテスト kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooCXqIqandSnbLM 2) 「Dreams Come True」 Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band (Sep 7, 2014) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJmTp6GjabObb6M 3) 2015 Hearts Are One kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHfGhJWwbM57Zq8
@Dodger0103 Жыл бұрын
All have to add is, The Future is bright the future is Orange 🍊
Hi Mama Ai, I have big smiles too. This one is one of my favorites. I'm so happy that you were able to view it too. Kyoto Tachibana members dance and play their instruments so well. Some of these faces can be found in the O-VILS Band.
@MamaAiJapanesecontent Жыл бұрын
Yes Clutch thanks a lot I am trying to recognized their faces as the camera moving fast I ma still confused but I will see more and more of them then I can recognized them as I could.😀
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
@@MamaAiJapanesecontent Hi, yes, I'm still doing the same. Trying to learn who everyone is. They are such good gals, excellent musicians and brilliant dancers. The Bands have given me a lot of fun, enjoyment and top-drawer music.
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
Hi Mama Ai, it worked. Finally, third time was the charm. Jay Cooper was referring to this site. " Hey! "
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
Hi Mama five fails on transferring the un-official fan club blog. Trying a sixth time. Go to break the url down into multiple replies. Wish me luck.
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
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@michaelstone3093 Жыл бұрын
They did that routine at the 2018 rose parade band fest. The did field shows. It was 3 bands together as one. The current band and 2 alumni bands. Search rose parade kyto tachibana 2017/2018. The got a very long and loud standing ovation
@MamaAiJapanesecontent Жыл бұрын
Hi Michael I will search that ok thanks a lot I had already the Rose Parade 2018 it's that you mean they have combination, then I will try to search ok. Thank a lot wish you have a nice day.
@jeffragar3493 Жыл бұрын
The formation at 1:43 is the shape of a Mickey Mouse ears hat from Disneyland. The clarinet soloist at 9:35, Okazel, became the Drum Major in the year following this. She is currently a member of O-VILS where she played the same solo in the We Are O-VILS vol.3 video you already reacted to.
@MamaAiJapanesecontent Жыл бұрын
ooh ok thanks a lot Jeff I am still trying to remember their faces. Thank youfor sharing some information .😀
@igatian1951522umare Жыл бұрын
長い間見てきてミッキーマウスの帽子であることに気が付かなかった。😅🤣😂
@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Жыл бұрын
Yay Okazel (Yui)!
@Hunki23 Жыл бұрын
I'm German and I think this band is fantastic and I'm always happy when someone discovers this magic for themselves. I've known the band since 2016. I also always get goosebumps when the Kyoto Tachibana S.H.S. band can be seen. These young Japanese people truly convey a sense of happiness over and over again..👌
@MamaAiJapanesecontent Жыл бұрын
Oh yes Hunki so do I feel the same 🤗
@mimihello4410 Жыл бұрын
ありがとう
@user-we6ye3cu9u Жыл бұрын
I apologize for tachibana. About roseparade decision ltwasan informants mistake Iam currently in theprocess of submitting docnments. Sorry
Hi Mama Ai, after watching a video, I was reading comments and read one I read before two years ago. This one is instructive and I thought I had best pass it on to you: " Kyoto Tachibana SHS band does their own choreography , dance moves. This is from a website that I will leave at the end of this, it's long so > Present were the five members of the Marching composition team. When working on their choreography, the members sit in the classroom , and listen on their smartphones to a recording of a song they’ve performed together. Everyone tries to come up with their own dance, letting their mental image grow. Then, they form a circle and watch one another’s dances, deciding on the choreography along the way. KT’s traditional moves all have their own names, like “kick,” “side,” “kinoko” (=”mushroom”), and "turn", allowing the discussion to flow as the participants listen to the song. We should put a kick here”, “After we turn around here, we should do a side”. The atmosphere is fun and full of laughter, with no particular leader, and no one person making the decisions. At one point, one person’s moves will be spontaneously adopted without a word. The next moment, everyone is instantly united in doing another person’s dance. It’s as if those five people are communicating telepathically. The group of marching organizers is made up of representatives of the woodwind, brass, and percussion sections, and one from the Color Guard. While they dance, they’re also thinking about their own separate parts of the choreography. After the group has been dancing in a circle for about an hour, three people move to the front and spread out from side to side, and the other two sit across from them and watch as they dance to the song. The two doing the watching also offer views like “At this spot, we should do this”, and the choreography is revised through this process. That the three are standing side-by-side at this time is because at the most basic level, marching bands are organized in three lines, or “files”: the right file, the center file, and the left file. In KT’s choreography, the timing of the moves is often deliberately staggered between the files at the sides, and the center file to add dynamics to the movement. Even at this stage, the three who are lined up to test the new choreography ; already have this in mind as they work it out. This time, when they arrived at a certain part, one of the three called out “Whoo!” without warning, raised her hand, and moved to the front. It was a spontaneous move that had never been suggested , during any of the discussions that had preceded it. Upon seeing it, one of the people who were sitting and watching from the other side nodded approvingly, mitating the “whoo”. Thus, it was decided that a “whoo” would happen at that point. It was then that the filming began. The member of the Color Guard films the three as they dance to the entire song. Then, the three turn around to go through the routine once more, so that they can be filmed from the back. The band members tell me that these front- and back-view videos are sent to Yokoyama-sensei, who then reviews the choreography. When speaking with us adults, the band members are articulate and well-spoken, using standard Japanese. However, when working amongst themselves on choreography, the conversation takes place in the Kyoto dialect, and the words come out at an extremely high rate of speed, making it difficult for anyone else to pick up much of what’s being said. Nevertheless, these young women are able to communicate complex, ideas to one another in an instant, with little more than a word or two. I’m sure that conversations between high schoolers are like that everywhere in the world, but I would also think that if a high schooler from Tokyo, for instance, were to be added to this group, the conversation might be slowed down significantly. In Japanese, the unspoken understanding of thoughts between colleagues, united by a strong shared consciousness, is known as "aun'no kokyu "("a-un breathing") (expression based on the first and last letters of the Sanskrit alphabet). The secret of KT’s choreography was the marshalled powers of five people, who were blessed with talent, diligent in their preparation, and experienced in performance. KT’s choreography really was devised and done by the students themselves. No professional so much as set foot in the room. That is truly an amazing thing. Link to this > kyototachibanashsbandunofficialfanblog.wordpress.com/ < If you are a KT fan , you'll find a lot of interesting things here. Video links , interviews in English print of several KT girls who performed in the 2018 Rose parade and more. Enjoy " " Hey! "