Singapore Unarmed Exhibition Drill
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- I did not mention visual musicality- I'm not used to it, it's been years since I've had to. The team did follow the music quite a bit and the visual program was enhanced by the movement much of the time.
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1. Yes, I believe smoke/powder is allowed in the Singaporean FSD, but I have not seen much of it in more recent performances
2. The cadets are using 2 sides coloured gloves, which are originally white gloves that have been painted.
3. Yes, it is required to use the British Marching Style in FSD as well as the Stomp at the end
4. The Colours are not very specific and a unit may choose whichever colours they wish for, although certain schools do go for the same colours every year.
5. The last part with the banner, I believe they had pulled out the wrong banner. During their District competitions, they pulled out a complete banner and marched out with it, swinging out the banner from behind as the front two sections moved back.
6. The banner is actually a banner that is commonly used in these competitions, and show the cadet strong framework that the NCC has adopted, which comprises of 3 values, committed heart, fit body and a resilient mind.
Once again, thank you so much for reviewing this video
Music Used:
Reporting In: Whatever Happened to You by Every Avenue
Main Drill (Peacock and Ripple Line included): Nothing's Stopping Me Now by Vicetone
Reporting Out: I want you to Know by Zedd