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1992 Madison Scouts Tenor Drum Feature -- LEARN THE MUSIC
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This is the tenor drum feature for the Madison Scouts in 1992. Enjoy learning the solo. This purpose and character of this video is for non-profit educational use only.
1992 Madison Scouts
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This purpose and character of this video is for non-profit educational use only.
1993 Madison Scouts
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This purpose and character of this video is for non-profit educational use only.
Played with such a level of musicality. Bravo.
The BEST color guard!!! So energetic and clean and fun to watch.
I’m not one to complain too much about the current state of drum corps, but this show is as entertaining as it gets! Strawberry Soup took over a third of the show, whereas today’s shotgun style music you’ll get 5 notes and move on. I do appreciate this years Madison closer, it’s got a little bit of that Madison soul in it :).
I agree. I sound like a broken record on here but today's shows are just awful. The kids work hard, incredibly talented but the music and the sound of the music, my gosh, I can't even discern what they're playing. And drumlines, if the corps played the National Anthem, the drumline would be ramming as many notes at 160bpm as they could. SMH
Given the conditions this is one of the greatest DCI performances ever recorded. The totally spontaneous connection between the crowd and the corps, everyone enduring the rain together & ending with an underrated Madison ballad closer in the tradition of Ice Castles and The Way We Were. Never will we see or hear the likes of this again.
I remember watching 1993 DCI at a Hyatt Regency because only the top 6 were being broadcast live. We watched the bottom 6 at the hotel, then there was a break before the top 6 started. I remember an audible gasps from people around me when we saw the rain pouring down on the Scouts. Scouts were incredible and their 1993 show is still one of my all time favorite DCI Shows. Maybe the rain made it even more exciting.
What an awesome show. I miss real drum corps
I remember watching Live on PBS. IT RAINED!
I recorded this from PBS onto VHS when I was a kid. I watched the the ever living hell out of this finals. I swear i can even remember the crowd shouts, they're like a part of each show for me.
Like anything else, the old stuff will never get old to the older folk… Madison Corps, regardless of years, will always try to entertain while giving kids in the program(s), a good experience. My musical knowledge was catapulted by marching corps, and my work ethic was also enhanced. I almost say this sheepishly, but in 2027, it’ll be 30 years since I aged out… but the memories are strong and these videos are historic treasures for those who were involved. Politics now within the activity, putting them and my opinion aside, I hope todays youth can appreciate the thousands of feet, upon thousands of feet, both participant and fan, that came before you so you could march today. Please keep the activity going, no matter where you march or how you are involved. (getting off my box now…)
often forgotten this was a great Madison Show and music from a highly under rated Broadway Show great story cast and music.
I love 1984 scouts
You don't see quite as many standing ovations during shows anymore this was truly A classic I was there in 92 my first world championship ever I honestly thought the stadium would erupted in A riot it was deafening I mean that in A good way it was electrifying felt just like being at A rock concert great memories ❤
I wish the shows today had such energy and general effect. Today's shows are missing something. And it isn't the talent. It is the writers and designers.
@@JohnSmith-zi9or I agree great point🖕
Man. What I would give to listen to some of these G Bugles in person. Never got that chance.
It still amazes me with the talent of these performers that DCI has not brought back the bugles.
BD that year was awesome LOUD Big Bad and Blue, and of course Cavies won with the BEAST of the Show revolution and triumph
The slot part is so sick !!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
It’s crazy to think the ageouts from this year are 50 now. This activity is really timeless. Such a fantastic show. The rain just adds to the hype:)
Based Strawberry Soup Enjoyers
My music teacher in this 💀
Strawberry Soup - the best ever 4:15
Scouts brought the crowd alive AGAIN ... and THIS was ONLY 5th place?!? DCI was already forgetting that crowdpleasing is what this game was always about ...
I think dci 1992 was insane. Cavaliers definitely deserved the title. I think this show was better than BD 92’ however. Such a crowd pleaser
This is so true 👍
This is so true 👍
Snare transcription pleaseeeeeeeee
What a great show. How I miss real drum corps. One of my favorite shows. Awesome drum break in Strawberry Soup and the soprano quartet at 8:05 is fantastic!! No need for fancy props or amps here. Just pure excitement
Saw this show in Jersey live that year. Lots of fun and very powerful. 😎
HOLY SMOKES! These guys knocked the socks out of this one!!!!! And the percussion feature OMG i was drooling and ready to faint by the end of it! This was some GOOD STUFF!!!!
This show is my favorite of all time! Madison Scouts, getting it done baby! We never got to do this one for a show at school, but we did get to use Malaguena one year. That one rocks too! We played the 1980 version. It was so friggin awesome! I miss the opportunity to play SO MUCH. Thank you for posting this video!!!
Bill’s quality in solo work still gives me chills .. RIP old friend 🙂
Could you further explain or PM me?
@@JohnSmith-zi9or Not sure if Nathan ever got back to you on this but Bill is the trumpet (soprano) player on the left at the beginning. He was a friend of mine and he marched with Nathan and I in the Madison Scouts in 1993. I also marched with him in '88 and '89 before that. He died tragically. I believe it was in 1996. RIP brother.
@@daveyboygee I'm very sorry to hear this. RIP
Way better that sliced bread!
What pipe are you running?
TOCE low mount exhaust.
@@JohnSmith-zi9or sweet, with or without the baffle?
@@toofastnobrakes Without the DB killer in the video. Now I have it with it installed. Probably saved my hearing! LOL
@@JohnSmith-zi9or does the baffle make that big of a difference?
@@toofastnobrakes It mutes it a little but it still sounds good. It isn't a very big change in DBs.
7:15
Does anyone happen to know where to find the snarebreak transcription
Awesome!
I very much agree!
Ah, Bill.
Drum break is iconic!
7:45-7:55 yum! The low brass power from the G bugles is what I miss most. Hornlines today just don't sound the same.
I agree completely. That is my biggest gripe about today's DCI. The brass section seems flat and dull to me. There are several moments in this show when the percussion line is in front of the brass when the brass section comes back in and hits a push and they would absolutely give me goosebumps.
1993 Madison Scouts drum break, since I first heard it as a 14 year old freshman, in 1994, marching in my first drum line, playing bass 1, is still my favorite of all time!!! Not to mention the dedication to march in an all male corp, after all they never got to say, "this one time at band camp..." And if they did, well good for them!!!
Can people sight read tenor music like this at this speed? I play trumpet and I can't follow the notes that fast.
generally not, most players will study each bar at first for sticking patterns, dynamics, in this case special accessories as well as drum placement and then you can site read based upon muscle memory of each bar after that. That said, I'm sure there is someone out there who can read all the above at the speed of light :-)
The half-time jam in Strawberry Soup is killer
Anyone have the snare parts for the entire drum feature?
yep, it's been out for years... a magazine back in 1992 published all the features from the solo, as well as the entire battery opener for SCV
8:28 those baris are nasty
i really love that chaotic leading tone by the high brass at 11:06, as the low brass plays those three descending notes. there's some kind of harmony in the chord that adds a lot to the franticness.
Has to be the largest battery on the field for the whole show in modern DCI at 29? 10 snares, 5 Tenors, 6 Basses and 8 Cyms
When you have such a loud brass section you can do crazy things like that! haha
@@JohnSmith-zi9or amen to that
9:00!!!!!!!
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@@JohnSmith-zi9or can you transcribe the snare break after the tenor break
@@soundchecksmusic1124 I wish. I used to know how to play it ... now I would only be guessing at a couple of parts. I'll see if I can find someone who might have it.
Man, we were good that summer. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I so miss marching DCI!!!
2020 strawberry soup...it would have been amazing to see after the reinvention this year.
Just a quick reminder, that moments before Madison stepped off it absolutely lets loose with about 10 minutes of torrential rain. It was wild and created a very unique bond with the crowd that night.
And DCI never went back to Louisiana again lol. Can't say that I blame them, bad karma! The only better one was in Orlando when Magic got drowned by rain in semis on and they kept going WITH sunglasses on.
Jackson, Mississippi was the location. I was there.
Thanks for posting! I forgot how cool this show was...love it!!
Really like the brass, percussion and GE wise they are terrific but the guard are so dirty and I find the drill show strange for what ever reason.
The 93 guard was awesome, but were spinning in a torrential downpour in this run. The drill was great IMO...different time.
This is great! One of my favorite shows from the 90s!!!
I was one of the folks that recruited DCI to Mississippi for the World Championships... I know it was Hot as Hell but this was an unbelievable time for all.... BTW... that football field was used by Walter Payton, Steve McNair and hundreds of other NFL studs from Mississippi. Nice to have added another FEAT to Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium!!!!
Jackson MS
Amazing performance and solidified my dream to march Scouts which would be realized just one year later. Drove down to Mississippi to watch these finals and they killed it in a downpour. Man I love this show, more keks than the rest of the top 12 combined!
Visually, it could have been cleaner. Musically, it was overblown in parts. But HOLY CRAP I miss this version of the Madison Scouts. Shame on DCI for not allowing them to retain this identity.
I marched in a Div 2 Corp in 1989 and 1990 and Div 1 Corps in 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994, the type of image of a Corp that you are referring to ALWAYS comes down to two bodies, 1. The Executive Board and 2. The Instructional and Arranging Staff.
@@anonymoussithlord5753 I have followed the activity since I was 17. I've watched Madison's shows before and after 2000. What on earth was supposedly so horrific with their show designs or visual execution that caused them to suddenly fall apart from 2000 onward?
@@RyanBoots Ryan, what you are talking about delves for the majority into the creative team. I.E. the drill writer and marching staff. However, as a whole, you can put this on the entire staff as it is their job to do repeated run throughs until every facet of the drill, marching and overall presentation of the show is locked down tight. I honestly believe what you are seeing is the newer generations of stafff either NEVER marched and was just hired based on word of mouth in the DCI community, which sad to it, happens quite often or they are old timers that need to call it quits and have gotten lazy which happens also.
@@RyanBoots If you can give me the year of the WORST example that comes to your mind, I can research and find out who the staff members were and give you a more definitive answer. When I marched, I had the hard-core instructors like Kevin, Tabb, Mike McCray, Tom Aungst, Jim Campbell, ScoJo, Casella, and so on, those guys were intense and didnt f around.
All the changes in DCI are thanks to George Hopkins. Now that he is gone, they should go back to using bugles.