Here after the folding of the corps. Just here to say this was one of my favorite moments in my entire life and the most magical moment of this one season I got to march. Thank you Cadets. FHNSAB
So sad to hear about the corps. In the summer of 2004 I was at Drum Major Academy camp in Westchester. Cadets came down on the last day to run part of their show for us but there was a torrential downpour that night. So we all stuffed into the auditorium there, genuinely filled to the rafters, most of us soaked to the bone, including most of the Cadets. The whole corps was on stage playing for us and it was an absolutely cacophonous blast! We were hollering and cheering. Then Jay was called to stage and conducted this piece^ and every single soul in that place was suddenly so silent. At the end I could feel tears welling up and heard the sniffles of the other aspiring drum majors standing shoulder to shoulder with me. I could see the glint of tears on a mellophone player's cheek. It was truly, genuinely, one of the most moving couple of minutes of my entire life and I was sharing it with entirely strangers. I'll treasure that memory forever.
I marched with BK in 2019 when Jay Bocook was still with us. He conducted us through one of our corps songs, “Away,” at semis, and that remains one of the more beautiful memories I have of that season. He was so nice and passionate as a person/conductor, and really brought out the emotion in a piece that is already so moving as it is. Truly a legend!
Finals day was a blast. This was a very touching moment for the corps. Everyone was very emotional before the performance around this time. Truth be told, I didn’t shed a tear until after the last performance in the parking lot. Rule of law; it’s better to cry after finishing a thunderous performance. That way, the tears of victory stream down with purpose.
Bocook still has that magic touch. I've always had such a high admiration and respect for this musical genius. I had the honor and privilege marching under his direction at Travelers Rest High School and Furman University. He truly inspires his students to be the very best.
This is really +AAAmazing!!!! The new brass sound under all new staff combined with Jay , is magic. These kids are making a new future. Keep Cadets cool. 😉
I hope this past year 2021 will bring back DCI to its rightful place. A place that stirs peoples hearts, transports people to other places and changes the lives of these kids forever. The Cadets program last year was magical. I've never had the opportunity to be a part of this experience, I'm just a fan and lover of music and I believe in the power of music to change lives. I've been to 1 DCI event and the Corp who won that night was so disjointed and uninspiring that at best I could say the response from the audience was lukewarm. Other Corps who relied on the music, and the precision of their drill really won the night. I hope The Cadets this year will stay true to their calling and not give in to trying to please weird judging trends. To pursue excellence in all phases and with that move us all to great heights.
Other corps had t-shirts made declaring the death of drum corps after a few corps had characters on the field...50 years ago and before DCI. I marched when we transitioned to 3 valves and it wasn't drum corps then, either. The corps of drums is a group of drummers in the band who carry and play a bugle, a valveless instrument resembling a trumpet. Add a valve, not drum corps. Add voices, not drum corps.
@@Mrtellitlikeitis You go on then and take your POS Valve-Rotor bugle and go live the so-called glory days. The work is no easier now than it was then, and the blood, sweat, and tears put into it is just as much as it might been if/when you marched. Get the hell over it, you closed-minded ogre. Drum Corps has moved on despite the efforts of jerks like you.
@@Mrtellitlikeitis man if thats just band you have no heart..something that can bring people to tears, to rekindle memories, emotions and give young people a will to pursue excellence is not and will never be just band.
In case this isn’t sarcasm, this used to be/always has been a corp song of theirs. I personally haven’t heard it in years but I know it has a special meaning to the cadets. Also, Mr. Bocook used to work with the Cadets. Awesome to see him just do that all of feeling and memory.
This was on finals day and there was a lot of symbolism in this performance; it truly meant to lots of folks that the cadets are back. Jay Bocook had been away from the corps for a few years and the corps had not played this song in several years. Not to mention that the song itself is beautiful. This was a perfect way to symbolize that the corps is entering into a new age of excellence and innovation
Here after the folding of the corps. Just here to say this was one of my favorite moments in my entire life and the most magical moment of this one season I got to march. Thank you Cadets. FHNSAB
It's like being back in the corps in 2000 again. I love you Jay Bocook.
So sad to hear about the corps. In the summer of 2004 I was at Drum Major Academy camp in Westchester. Cadets came down on the last day to run part of their show for us but there was a torrential downpour that night. So we all stuffed into the auditorium there, genuinely filled to the rafters, most of us soaked to the bone, including most of the Cadets. The whole corps was on stage playing for us and it was an absolutely cacophonous blast! We were hollering and cheering. Then Jay was called to stage and conducted this piece^ and every single soul in that place was suddenly so silent. At the end I could feel tears welling up and heard the sniffles of the other aspiring drum majors standing shoulder to shoulder with me. I could see the glint of tears on a mellophone player's cheek. It was truly, genuinely, one of the most moving couple of minutes of my entire life and I was sharing it with entirely strangers. I'll treasure that memory forever.
I marched with BK in 2019 when Jay Bocook was still with us. He conducted us through one of our corps songs, “Away,” at semis, and that remains one of the more beautiful memories I have of that season. He was so nice and passionate as a person/conductor, and really brought out the emotion in a piece that is already so moving as it is. Truly a legend!
Bruh this got me crying before my 8am class. So glad I could perform with this hornline.
Finals day was a blast. This was a very touching moment for the corps. Everyone was very emotional before the performance around this time. Truth be told, I didn’t shed a tear until after the last performance in the parking lot. Rule of law; it’s better to cry after finishing a thunderous performance. That way, the tears of victory stream down with purpose.
Bocook still has that magic touch. I've always had such a high admiration and respect for this musical genius. I had the honor and privilege marching under his direction at Travelers Rest High School and Furman University. He truly inspires his students to be the very best.
Thank you Julian for posting this.
Cadillac hits you differently when Jay conducts.
Amen.
It certainly felt different playing with Jay conducting
This is really +AAAmazing!!!! The new brass sound under all new staff combined with Jay , is magic. These kids are making a new future. Keep Cadets cool. 😉
Them folding left a massive z pull shaped hole in my heart
Wow. We did this my senior year.. 21 years ago.. my god I'm old.
Incredible. Been waiting for a good quality version of this online.
Wow! Goosebumps and tears! Great conducting and sound!!
One of the best. Love the slow pace 😢 until 2024
This is superb! Thank you, God, for giving me ears. Thank you, Cadets...for filling them with things such as this!
God this chart has always been a favorite of mine, in such quality!
One of my favorite John Williams’ pieces
I hope he stays with the Cadets! He's such a good stranger and composer
He is :)
Oh how I miss this
this man is legendary!!! also, this season our band is doing his arrangement of phantom of the opera pieces and it sounds amazing!!!
Lead trumpets sound great
thank you
i personally think the lead mellos sound great
@@karleygreene9411 I personally think the percussion playing Rocky Point in the background sounds great
@@karleygreene9411 I personally think that Karley Greene sounds great
Personally I think the platinum section sounds great especially that one euph I forgot his name
I hope this past year 2021 will bring back DCI to its rightful place. A place that stirs peoples hearts, transports people to other places and changes the lives of these kids forever. The Cadets program last year was magical. I've never had the opportunity to be a part of this experience, I'm just a fan and lover of music and I believe in the power of music to change lives. I've been to 1 DCI event and the Corp who won that night was so disjointed and uninspiring that at best I could say the response from the audience was lukewarm. Other Corps who relied on the music, and the precision of their drill really won the night. I hope The Cadets this year will stay true to their calling and not give in to trying to please weird judging trends. To pursue excellence in all phases and with that move us all to great heights.
Good gosh. It’s rightful place is disbandment because it died years ago, or just call it BAND. Cause that’s what it is
@@Mrtellitlikeitis you're an embarrassment to the drum corps community and all alumni
Other corps had t-shirts made declaring the death of drum corps after a few corps had characters on the field...50 years ago and before DCI. I marched when we transitioned to 3 valves and it wasn't drum corps then, either.
The corps of drums is a group of drummers in the band who carry and play a bugle, a valveless instrument resembling a trumpet. Add a valve, not drum corps. Add voices, not drum corps.
@@Mrtellitlikeitis You go on then and take your POS Valve-Rotor bugle and go live the so-called glory days. The work is no easier now than it was then, and the blood, sweat, and tears put into it is just as much as it might been if/when you marched. Get the hell over it, you closed-minded ogre. Drum Corps has moved on despite the efforts of jerks like you.
@@Mrtellitlikeitis man if thats just band you have no heart..something that can bring people to tears, to rekindle memories, emotions and give young people a will to pursue excellence is not and will never be just band.
Thank you so much for sharing this
Beautiful
Its nice to see a director who doesn't conduct like a small person.
FHNSAB ♥️💛♥️💛
The feels
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FHNSAB
why is everyone wheeping?
Because the Cadets are back
In case this isn’t sarcasm, this used to be/always has been a corp song of theirs. I personally haven’t heard it in years but I know it has a special meaning to the cadets. Also, Mr. Bocook used to work with the Cadets. Awesome to see him just do that all of feeling and memory.
@@cornonelcobb it wasn’t sarcasm I was curious. Like if there was something that happened. Just trying to get some context.
@@cornonelcobb
It was never their corps song, it was just a popular encore tune.
And Jay is currently arranging for the Cadets again
This was on finals day and there was a lot of symbolism in this performance; it truly meant to lots of folks that the cadets are back. Jay Bocook had been away from the corps for a few years and the corps had not played this song in several years. Not to mention that the song itself is beautiful. This was a perfect way to symbolize that the corps is entering into a new age of excellence and innovation
Lmao Loren having to tell them to go to low
Miss you Jay.... Thanks for the menories!
Switch over to women RAINBOWBOY!
FHNSAB