Loved watching this. Brings back such wonderful memories. Class of ‘81
@stevematchett39724 жыл бұрын
Michele Adams there’s more to come, stay tuned.
@texasgal62014 жыл бұрын
Steve Matchett I am anxious to see the 1980 state marching contest in Austin. I hope you have it. Fingers crossed!
@stevematchett39724 жыл бұрын
@@texasgal6201 I'll have to see, as I move along. I hope so, I bet it's wonderful.
@larryward569 Жыл бұрын
Boy! This band was taught to fill up their horns! Jack was amazing!
@Urbydog4 жыл бұрын
Steve that drum line we marched out to was a snare drum solo i learned in 8th grade for contest. Myself and few others decided to use it for drumline,was called Parade of the Clicking Sticks lol drove my mom crazy when i practiced everyday in 8th ,it stayed around awhile and was added to. Cool as a freshman to have an influence.
@zackpoling96624 жыл бұрын
This director was onto something with this drill writing! So original, different, and amazing! East Texas military marching band directors need to take note!
@stevematchett39724 жыл бұрын
Z a c k P o l i n g thank you for your comment. We students who performed those drills enjoyed them immensely, as did our audiences. There is so much potential to tap in the military style, and I had hoped when posting these videos that they could serve today’s drill writers as well.
@larryward569 Жыл бұрын
I bet these kids enjoyed playing “Cyrus The Great.” I’ve never known a band student who played it in high school who didn’t.
@stevematchett39724 жыл бұрын
Pearland High School "Pride of Pearland" Marching Band - Pearland, TX UIL Marching Competition, October 1972 Jack Fariss & August Janota, directors Dannie Turner, drum major Fanfare Block Drill - Cyrus the Great (Persian March), by Karl King Diamond Drill Line Drill/Finale - Strategic Air Command, by Clifton Williams ___________ To donate to the Jack and Pat Fariss Scholarship Endowment for Music Education at Sam Houston State University see: farissmusicscholarship.org