Sing,Sing,Sing SIT Band-札幌国際情報高校吹奏楽部

[@Calico-Cat-Teacher]

これは、新しい切り口のSwing式のSingだね。音も良く飛んでいて、皆んなで楽しくダンス、、てゆーか、観ている人をSwingさせる演奏、演技だと思います。Singと云えば京都橘のイメージが大半だと思うが、彼らは果敢にそのイメージに挑戦し、楽しく演奏していると思います。

[@サムライの心]

素晴らしい！！ 一緒に踊りたくなる！！ 楽しい

[@RxBruin]

高エネルギーのパフォーマンス! ありがとうございました。

[@shoji9658]

初めて見ましたが素晴らしいの一言です。物凄い運動量ですね。 私ならこんなの1分も持たないでしょう😂

[@幸太郎杉下]

初めて見た衝撃は橘を見た時と同じですね、今後のダンスの主流がダンプレに移っていくのか楽しみです。 橘系もダンプレの動きを取りいれて発展していくのでしょうね。

[@lightflight3638]

SIT's "dance and play" style suits the song very well, especially as the band performs it perfectly. Very enjoyable! Thank you for all the hard work you put in to provide such excellent entertainment. (And thank you for filming in HD!)

[@musicman2906]

A lot of bands in Japan play this tune in different formats and all are as good as each other. This is a version that is more visual and creates a different feel because of that. Well done all.

[@jaycooper2624]

So COOL! Can you imagine a "Battle of The Bands" SIT Band V Tachibana. I would travel a long way to see that!!

[@martinclark7935]

Indeed, but SIT Band doesn't do competing!

[@musicman2906]

That could happen Jay. Haha!! Not that I would like that to happen as no one deserves not to win.

[@KuroNeko-sh2by]

Kt SSS version is good but SIT version is also good too. Great movements, drum set tone is higher then back then. If they can match it, they'll be better then KT and bass g, amp too high and dur too long.

[@charlesseivard5842]

Always amazed that the two bass players can stay together to drive the band. Not sure which rythum section is the better of the two.

[@tonyhernandez3227]

Kyoto Tachibana SHS Wind Marching Band does the Sing Sing Sing most better than any other group

[@wilmwittenhorst6665]

i love the tachibana version, but this is also very nice, much better than many other trys to copy tachibana

[@lightflight3638]

Both bands have developed different dance and play styles, each ground-breaking in their way. But this is SIT’s video. They are presenting new tunes played very well in their own exciting “danpure” way, to an international audience via properly filmed KZbin videos. For which they have my thanks.