Phantom Regiment - Drum Corps - 2007 - Running Hornline - BFDTV

[@Marie11Noel]

I like how amazingly powerful that was and all that was said was "alright, good job."

[@TrumpetBrony]

drum corps staff in a nutshell ;) What you missed was where he said "now do it again with the tone less shakey"

[@ieuph7]

That's literally the highest compliment. The entire point of rehearsing is to go through the day without ever hearing your name once. That's a good day.

[@tombias9489]

+TrumpetBrony "AGAIN! "

[@Kilo181]

"ONE MORE TIME!"

[@rylandcook5301]

From what I’ve seen, getting a “good job” in drum corps is about the highest honor you could ever get during a rehearsal

[@tucker.84]

If i had a nickel for every pixel, i'd have a nickel.

[@nickdavidson3685]

tstanton_ _ 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mbowers91]

don't need pixels to appreciate sound and precision!

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

​@@mbowers91amen to that

[@CatboyJordan]

@@mbowers91percussion is mid

[@Altoclarinets]

this one ain't really about the pixels

[@bamaslamma1003]

They have to be in incredible shape to do that. To have enough wind to play and run at the same time is an amazing feat, the contra players especially.

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

Without any shakiness. 🤯

[@greyheists]

This hornline and in general the brass, is so incredibly killer. I can't stop watching it on repeat

[@HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle]

You and me both

[@KlldbyCuriosity]

That would be absolutely terrifying if they did a jazz run company front and you were a brass judge

[@aaronlaughlin2389]

Tommy you realize you’re too close to the hornline and just have to dead sprint from them

[@maxalaintwo3578]

Oh fuck oh God

[@DCIaddict2601]

This gives me life❤️

[@dylancouch7286]

DCIaddict2601 My HS Marching band is playing same music and doing running hornline for our closer!

[@dylancouch7286]

DCIaddict2601 Hopefully. If we change the drill we do the running...

[@themonarchof3231]

Hearing "alright exellent, good job" gave me chills because thats basically the medal of honor when it comes to rehersals lmao

[@paynetrain817]

I don't know how I haven't seen this. That was one of the best phantom shows ever. Loved every bit of it.

[@Tbaribone1115]

Dang! That's awesome! The fact that they can jazz run and still play that loud!

[@kevinstone9638]

+Jacob Carter That is why they are drum corps, Euph Bluecoats 1993.

[@Tbaribone1115]

Yeah I marched with The Troopers Drum and Bugle Corps 2012 and 2013 on baritone and I hated jazz running. If I played while doing jazz runs I would be too winded to even play.

[@G5xgajsjY793]

@@Tbaribone1115 hey do you know Nick Hughey?

[@thephantasticfool]

On of my favorite exercises that comes from being in a JD hornline. I was in SCV 18-19 and we did windsprints with our closer and opener both years. The one tempo in 19 being 206. I wish somebody had a video of it.

[@ikurasake]

I had a cardiac arrest reading your comment

[@anthonyhalstead3925]

Did you ever find any vids or uploads of this?

[@snicklebee1]

At the end *entire contra line drops dead*

[@TheMusicman1654]

Truly amazing how there sound is not at all affected, truly the best of the best right here.

[@carahcrow6339]

For all those wondering about the girl ending in "+1" as you say, she didn't end like that. If you've seen the show and payed attention, then you would see that when they stop jazz running, they end with their left foot forward like that.

[@everydayshowday5151]

That is called the "Phantom 5th" and that is one of many trademarks that makes them just that much more badass!

[@andeath445]

"Good Job!" 3 seconds later... "Run it back!"

[@rreemmzzrruullee]

the fact that the mellos could play that while running is just amazing.

[@aireworks1]

Now i can see how they were able to acomplish that part of the show. Imagine how hard it was to practice that running down the field! Amazing control!

[@dougfunk1667]

AMAZING! Incredible upper body control to be able to maintain that quality sound.

[@JayBlaski45]

We did this for Colts in 2011, but the staff was angry at us and kept yelling at us to keep our horns up after every rep. We did it for 30 minutes without a break or putting our horns down. Twas not very fun. :(

[@JAF1.1]

30 mins without a break? lol sounds counter productive...unless it was spring training and you were working endurance lol

[@nickniehaus1763]

30 minutes without horns down would cause tissue damage my dude

[@bambam12357]

Nick Niehaus lmao if only, the human body can handle so much more than you think 30 minutes is actually nothing in a drum corps day.

[@Lacheddar1990]

@@nickniehaus1763 you drop your arms for a second then put your arms back up. You push through. We ran a segment for 30 min with horns up and resetting just turning around. Worst day in drum corps. The brass staff was pissed.

[@alyssacroacia]

OMFG!!!!!!!!!! They were SOOOO together and their upper bodies didn't move! Holy COW that is amazing!!! God, I love drumcorps!!

[@markoates9057]

This is a good drill. New listening context (being next to different voices), covering, sprinting. I've done it in a few corps and always enjoyed it.

[@V1K1Ng147]

We had a pretty physically challenging moment in our show for our school, and our directors got a little inspiration from this vid. Not fun, but made us so good because of the physical training.

[@bradporky16]

i am at a loss for words at how FREAKIN AWESOME THAT WAS!

[@kevinbs05]

Oh thank you, I clicked on a couple of HS's bands trying to jazz run, thanks for bringing me back to reality.

[@wolfluver11]

Definitely heard them. As a horn player myself, I'd love to have the control to do that.

[@nickniehaus1763]

This is literally sex

[@TWBaltz]

OHHHHHH!!!! That was beautiful. Man I'm so glad to see people still raising the bar in both musical performance and physical disicpline.

[@djcody02]

OUTSTANDING! This is so hard to get everyone do it properly, well done PR!!

[@WhiskeyZGT]

Its called Wind Sprints, My college marching band adopted this to emphasize keeping your upper body still, tone, and above all keeping air though your horn. It gets you in shape quick if your not let me tell you.

[@pianogt]

Wow...amazing...the fact that the sound was great, they are running in time...AND in line...I can't believe I just saw that

[@MiguelCastromktg]

Wow, you gotta be kidding me!! Awesome control!!! Phantom is one of my favorites!!

[@jendrew3]

wow playing and Jazz Running without any feet coming through the sound! I hope we will get that down in our marching group before St. Louis. That is absolutely awesome how great they play while jazz running oh and that is definitely a 4/5 step if it were smaller then they would just march really fast.

[@sayoryeetbeems379]

They're coming. Run.

[@CurlingTubas]

I love how they stay perfectly in time even though you cant even hear the metronome anymore. Phantom is the best corps ever!!!!!

[@JMdCProductions]

@milroxsox actually she is a trumpet player. Contras are held on the left shoulder. Also you can see her trumpet and that her arms stay up for a bit when the contra goes down

[@PustkaAdam]

You guys are beasts. Allways have been; always will be.

[@MrDCIfan92]

That was really really good!!! Just wow. It's amazing control.

[@rifle2563]

i feel like the audio gets more compressed as the years go by

[@JohnDoe-jh5yr]

It does, with every encoding.

[@jeffe_77]

Part of it has to do with improving digital audio quality as the years goes by, our ears adjust to the standard.

[@johunnid]

That jazz run was.... beautiful *teardrop* something to remember when im on the field this season :D

[@supercellcoaster]

Ohh I see. It looked like she was holding the contra that was behind her. Well either way she (and the rest of the line) is beast. And that's awesome!

[@baleohhay7983]

My sophomore year, I had a set where I had to flutter run a pretty good distance and then play right after, and all of the trumpets and I had issues with that set, so the assistant band director chased us to our next set, which was the funniest thing, and what I imagine when im having trouble with a set, and this gives off his same energy, like how HORRIFIED would you be if you saw this line running towards you

[@shxkn]

i gotta learn to do that. this is my second time commenting and like 15th time watching, and i'm still amazed.

[@trmptdreams]

Umm, ummm Wow!!! I just can't quit watching it! The way they divide their lower and upper bodies is quite spectacular...such control! I just....how?

[@Schoerti]

This is sick, awesome, perfect all together. Go Phantom! :)

[@maximtsai1856]

If this was a battlefield, they would win through sheer intimidation alone.

[@apachedann1]

@mashdoctor They did jazz run during that part of the music, except it wasn't straight across the field facing the end zone like that.

[@knightflyte]

Damn impressive. I couldn't imagine running with a contra on my shouder and not blup up the lick. Add to that.... they kept the line pretty straight.

[@Scheater5]

holy hell, that's amazing

[@benjaminbyham7839]

Seeing this coming right at you is equally if not more terrifying then seeing a train coming at you.

[@igotmybackscratched1961]

that one hurt my lungs, feet, and core muscles. damn im such a phantom regiment phan :)

[@Christian4life95]

they need to do this around america! Show everyone how amazing band really is!

[@samrshelley]

@madra1997 Depends on your jazz run technique. In 2007 Phantom Regiment did demi-plie jazz run, the style where there is knee bend. However, in 2008 Regiment switched to straight leg jazz run. There is a very tiny amount of knee bend but not much. Shouldn't be much pop up in this style

[@cedricbarnett7647]

I oftentimes have wondered if I could have done that when I marched drums corps back in the early 80's... don't think so! (And the mellophone runs? I'm actually jealous!)

[@ChrisItri]

whenever i watch this i tear a little cuz its so amazing

[@maestra929]

The tempo appears to be around 182 and I believe they are marching (running) a 6 to 5 step size.

[@_alpengl0w]

@ milroxsox, LOTS of practice. just do the technique right when you march and it'll be easier. You want to have a strong mid section to stabilize your upper body and separate it from the movement which occurs in your lower body. you want to make it feel and look smooth, and 'glide' across the ground to take out the bounce.

[@HoyaMac]

This is so freaking perfect.

[@andreanicole178]

so. much. control!

[@randomchica23]

"All right good job" what we didnt hear " lets do it again"

[@georgeluft7881]

@0:08 POV: You're a little blade of grass THE LAWN MOWER:

[@madra1997]

@jub2k1 It should be a noticeable pop-up. You aren't jazz running right if it doesn't burn a little bit.

[@FTWknob]

That was amazing.

[@bdfan4ever]

Hot take: should have done THAT company front run at finals.

[@zemoi]

So I’m in my band room and our Band Director is going over how to jazz run and he starts clicking on random videos and on this specific video when it was playing one of the saxophones said “how we’re raiding Area 51”

[@BosPercussion]

There is another video where he says keep your horns up. Turn around.

[@sleyah]

If my band did that we'd sound like we were trying to sing while going 20 over a speed bump. =P Phantom Regiment is amazing.

[@MadameMadHatter]

I miss marching band :( all we have at college is pep band, but the Colts perform here so it makes up for it! (Dubuque for all those who don't know)

[@notvega]

@TheLutt Survival tip: Just stand on their dots, and they won't hit you.

[@brandonerickson1851]

Just running and playing in perfect tone like that is awesome enough. But to be in perfect line with your fellow horns and perfecting it as a corps? Dude. Idk how you guys didn’t get 1st.

[@tytzer93]

People... Typet360 isn't saying the this video is a fail... He's saying aretrospection has fail to name the piece PR was playing. (Justified)

[@DrunkenLink132]

@JMdCProductions you just summed up any marching activity, my friend.

[@balidoria]

HOLY CRAP!!!!!! How can they still play so loud running? O.o FTW right there

[@D34dlySpork]

2 styles of jazz run. Demi-plie (big knee bend) is generally considered easier to learn at the cost of a good visual look (and the pop up also detracts) while straight leg is considerably harder (especially music wise), but looks a lot better.

[@snappleapple03]

that was amazing

[@artemis1234567]

Just watching this makes me run out of breath. We have to jazz run during our show this year.

[@justvic77]

@JMdCProductions, Nah She didn't finish +1, just her first position is a bit more exaggerated than the rest of the hornline is all.

[@Trevanto]

Awesome. There's just one corps that could do that stuff, PHANTOM REGIMENT! My dream is to come to America and march with them. gr. Soprano nr. 5 at Beatrix' drum and bugle corps, Hilversum, the Netherlands.

[@Porpan1967]

Nearly at the End of Epicness

[@papajohn5656]

god this would make for the ultimate public prank like they do in Japan. can you imagine some guy walking down an alley only to have an entire corps running at him while blasting?

[@Shmzmr]

god thats amazing!!

[@VideoCre8tor]

GRRRRR....Just when we were getting our high school band around to dance/body movement, now they throw this in !! I guess well have to start recruting band members from the track team ? What will they think of next ?...Way to go Phantom....SUTA !!!

[@JMdCProductions]

@Xandormin so then every other member in the corps is wrong? i think the best answer ive gotten so far is that she ended in third like everyone else, but her foot was just put out more

[@modonn1268]

@31solid88 Try to cover the ground they are covering without the bend they have and you will hear every step they take in the horns. Guards can jazz run upright but horns can't. The farther and faster you try to go, the lower you have to get to maintain tone. You don't have to have marched with a corps to know this. All you have to do is try it once on your own. So... Can we dispence with the Drum Corps snobbery already?

[@JBDrums.23]

OMG! i would freak out if i saw a hornline with that sound running that fast at me. lol.

[@SC-zp3kn]

I can hear the reset about to be called the second the video cuts

[@Moonmatt2]

Finale to Firebird Suite + Hauling Major Ass = WIN!

[@birdlad]

Thank you tytzer.

[@lars1588]

That's such a band director thing to literally only say "Good job." after something that great.

[@dphphoto]

i'm speechless. holy sh*t!

[@milroxsox]

@JMdCProductions and it's a tuba player. Now what kind of an image does that give us?

[@astronomicat]

I JUST SPOTTED MY ASSISTANT BAND DIRECTOR!

[@xleguimx]

@antibear777 i think she's playing a trumpet... but the guy next to her is like really unseen... i may be wrong

[@aireworks1]

if you thought that's hard, just listen to those mellos going through those runs!! jd shaw is so badass haha

[@nowhereman161]

im speechless

[@maddiehope1066]

yeah - that's just ridiculous - why Phantom's one of the best

[@turkishdelight6032]

If I had a nickel for every pixel, I’d have a nickel. If I had a nickel for every decibel, I’d be rich

[@scoot_tv]

" alright, excellent, good job! " *camera shuts off* "now do it again"

[@Jaybabe973]

fucking love this video...gets me pumped for next year

[@death2sarge]

That tuning they were playing sounded really familiar, does anyone know what it is?

[@benjaminstassinet9585]

Stravinsky : L'Oiseau de feu

[@supercellcoaster]

That woman on contra has got to be one of the most badass women ever.

[@tjw889]

@JMdCProductions she clearly just got overanxious and wanted to keep going, playing those beautiful notes while jazz running ;)