The high brass line is incredible, but I think the low brass deserves special recognition here. Everybody expects high brass to have the crazy-ass runs and sixteenth note -triplet passages. High brass did an fantastic job delivering, but the low brass did, too. Those are some phenomenally difficult and insane runs for low brass to execute, and they definitely delievered
The clarity and articulation shown throughout this line makes this video stunning. Granted they aren't moving/marching but they actually sound this clean on the move. I have been a member of 3 Top 10 hornlines and have followed this activity for about 20 years and this is probably the best hornline I have ever heard.
Those of you arguing about perfect scores clearly don't understand the judging system. First and foremost, the goal is to compare the scores to the other performing corps. As such, such score comparisons from year to year are useless at best. A perfect one year could be a 19.4 another, due to corps placement, spread usage, and many other factors. As a member of Crown from '10-12, I would say the most impressive thing we did was win best brass while performing 4th from the end in 2011. And we still can't believe the quality coming from the 2013 brassline!
@@rickpantoja2773 the way i like to think of it is the skill level within the competitive program. If Carolina Crown marched some scored local high school circuit they’d get perfect in everything because of how skilled they are compared to the rest of the high schools. It’s all about comparison, not perfection.
I marched 1993 with the Harloff brothers and we thought we were pretty damn good as a horn line. Hell, we were the best for our time IMO. We couldn't hold a candle to Crown's line. Granted, we used G horns which are harder to hold in tune than Bb horns, but damn!! I get goosebumps each time I hear these performers.
As an alum of the Crown organization, I can't even begin to tell you how big of a compliment this is. That being said, if I were in the 2013 corps, Im sure the only thing I'd be playing were the sustains. That book is insane.
1:34 ...... mother of God that's fast and so clean. I thought last years run was fucking ridiculous this takes the cake. That alone gives them the brass title in my book. Ridiculous. The put on top of that the rest of their show. Bravo Crown, do this more often (This means winning). You guys truly deserve it.
Would you mind finding and showing those other perfect brass scores before you start calling names. Crown was the first to receive perfect brass score on finals night.
THIS REMINDS ME OF THE GREAT INNOVATIONS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE OVER THE MANY DECADES OF DRUM CORPS TRADITION . YOU FINE YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE REALLY RAISED THE BAR !!! THIS TRULY INSPIRES ME TO SIGN OFF OF YOU-TUBE & GO SEE AS MANY SHOWS AS POSSIBLE THIS UPCOMING SEASON !!!!!!!!!!
Gosh.... Its like iceicles hissing on the edge of the sound, doesnt sound like anything ive heard before... This hornline never ceased to amaze me... Great job this season.
So cool! I regret not taking the time to drive the 15-20 minutes from my home to downtown to at least watch them warm up. Those of you who came, I hope you enjoyed Indy.
It’s double tonguing with a triplet pattern. They’re probably going TU-TU-KU but triple tonguing is TU-DU-KU, the middle part of each triplet would sound weaker if it was true triple tonguing :)
The 2014 show was so whimsical, it almost lacked gravitas. The arrangement was so playful, with nuances of The Jetsons and other kitsch Sci Fi references that it almost lost depth. The hornline's power exceeded the breadth of the arrangement. The Welcome Home ending was a bit saccharine and G rated. I would have changed the ending to be a bit more hard-edged with some kind of bump of sobriety, just for depth and variety-- the hornline was completely capable of a powerhouse ending. The next year, of course, they took that criticism, and went all the way in the opposite direction with Inferno, based on the darkest and deepest classic ever.
None. If you’ve seen them live, you know they sound so much different than any other corps. Even BD. BD imo has a very trumpet heavy sound. Crown is balanced, top to bottom. It’s incredible.
This is INSANE. Literally everything is perfect. I can't even handle it. Haha. I wish I could have seen them warm up on semis or finals. But I couldn't find them.
I was going to say the same thing! You'd think there was a synthesizer doubling the brass in warm-ups because of how warm and rich they sound. Especially those Contras, my gosh.
Madison 1974 actually got a perfect brass GE score from what I just read, and Crown pulled off a 100 in brass GE and music brass, so it sounds like you also could use some research
Reed Parker Madison did NOT get a perfect score. In 1974, DCI scored on the tick system where tenths were deducted for error. They were 1.9 points from perfect.
The only thing that would make this more awesome is to end the fast passages with huge sustained block chords instead of chopping the run off at the end. Just think it would finish more impressively to me. Otherwise this is amazing playing.
Performers Bop (Bop means to play notes short) to hear each other's parts clearer and see who needs to play out more or back off more. The problem with holding notes out is the sound will constantly change (for better hopefully). If they bop, performers can directly hear where the problem is rather than fixing it later in the chord or length of time playing the note (In other words they are working on balanced attacks on each of the notes). Bopping also helps with focusing a performers air stream and articulation on notes (essentially a warm-up). though holding out chords are nice, bopping can help a player become focused and become in time with the music.
Chris Booker This is played the way it normally would be in a show. There are some louder chords right after that segment, but they didn't continue on to that during the warmup.
There's really something to consider here in what you say, and I hope it doesn't go unnoticed. Imagine if this was your warm up! They did this playing it cold? REALLY? Just imagine.
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"Nobody in DCI should EVER get a perfect 20 in Brass." Crown: "Hold my beer."
Vee 10 lmao
Where do yall find the brass scores?
Jordan Campos go search the scores on Google and check out the full recap
Aaron Laughlin
I found it a couple weeks ago, but thanks 💯
Vee 10 blue devils got a perfect 20 back in 04
The high brass line is incredible, but I think the low brass deserves special recognition here.
Everybody expects high brass to have the crazy-ass runs and sixteenth note -triplet passages. High brass did an fantastic job delivering, but the low brass did, too. Those are some phenomenally difficult and insane runs for low brass to execute, and they definitely delievered
Yes. Especially at 1:34 where they had to do three notes per beat at an insanely fast bpm
@@SphericalCheese you mean triplets?
0:21 the balance and blend is absolutely spot on. I have never heard a Brass Line that tight in DCI history.
That really surprised me! they sounded great!
Levi Clark why? Their freakin crown.
Mad Pistol checkout the 2017 warm ups 😍 it's only June and they sound just as good 🙌
Mad Pistol yes, I was thinking the same thing
@@leviclark8096 kek
The clarity and articulation shown throughout this line makes this video stunning. Granted they aren't moving/marching but they actually sound this clean on the move. I have been a member of 3 Top 10 hornlines and have followed this activity for about 20 years and this is probably the best hornline I have ever heard.
which hornlines? curious.
Better than the 95 Scouts hornline....this is a great one.
I agree for sure. some other years crown has been incredible. 2014 16 17 have been close to this imo.
@@dctrbrass way better
mmuspmdiv yeah, I love old scouts, but you really don’t see them double/triple tonguing and playing the stuff they do on the move.
Those of you arguing about perfect scores clearly don't understand the judging system.
First and foremost, the goal is to compare the scores to the other performing corps. As such, such score comparisons from year to year are useless at best. A perfect one year could be a 19.4 another, due to corps placement, spread usage, and many other factors.
As a member of Crown from '10-12, I would say the most impressive thing we did was win best brass while performing 4th from the end in 2011. And we still can't believe the quality coming from the 2013 brassline!
Tyler Sage if only you stayed one more year😤😤
@@mikeyeyey8678 if only you couldve replied to him 6 years earlier xD
@@rohanbommana1601 If only you could’ve replied to him 3 months earlier...
@@nicholasoeding5872 if only you could’ve replied to him 8 months earlier.
@@elijahpierre1696 if only you could’ve replied to him 11 months sooner.
God have mercy on the one who gets a sticky valve.
Lane Myers They keep too good care of their horns to get sticky valves.
hey lane.
please god DO have mercy on the sticky valve..
😂
Matt Harloff comes in and fucks your life up
That makes sense with their perfect 100 brass score.
Jefferson 20.0
@@ImVee10 100%
@@rickpantoja2773 very true
@@rickpantoja2773 the way i like to think of it is the skill level within the competitive program. If Carolina Crown marched some scored local high school circuit they’d get perfect in everything because of how skilled they are compared to the rest of the high schools. It’s all about comparison, not perfection.
A perfect score. That’s believable. But thats how band corps is. Just a bunch of fa las running on the field playing shit
This is by far one of THE best hornlines in DCI history. Fantastic footage!
Marvin Valarezo I honestly would say THE BEST my family has been involved In corps since the 70s this is just too good.
I marched 1993 with the Harloff brothers and we thought we were pretty damn good as a horn line. Hell, we were the best for our time IMO. We couldn't hold a candle to Crown's line. Granted, we used G horns which are harder to hold in tune than Bb horns, but damn!! I get goosebumps each time I hear these performers.
As an alum of the Crown organization, I can't even begin to tell you how big of a compliment this is. That being said, if I were in the 2013 corps, Im sure the only thing I'd be playing were the sustains. That book is insane.
That may be true, but there won’t be any show as revolutionary as Stars was that year.
Ryland Cook bluecoats sure is trying their hardest to make one though lol
@@RussellKasemcovina is better
1:33 are contras playing that run too?
You bet
Yes, there's a video someone floating on RUclips of the contras playing it while marching
its a shared chromatic
I wish there were more 2013 videos...
Why is drum corps so strict on copyright?
It's dumb.
Tkibbs14 because if they aren't and they get a strike put against them dci is fucked
@@aaronlaughlin2389 the real answer is GREED
One of the best hornlines DCI has ever seen. Congrats Crown!!! Such an amazingly talented group!
I'm convinced that they could crack notes or play something dissonant, and you would STILL hear overtones.
1:34 ...... mother of God that's fast and so clean. I thought last years run was fucking ridiculous this takes the cake. That alone gives them the brass title in my book. Ridiculous. The put on top of that the rest of their show. Bravo Crown, do this more often (This means winning). You guys truly deserve it.
10 tears later and this is still awesome
I just heard the sound of perfection. I can't BELIEVE how crisp the double tongue was. Outstanding.
Would you mind finding and showing those other perfect brass scores before you start calling names. Crown was the first to receive perfect brass score on finals night.
I COULD LISTEN FOR ETERNITY !!!!!!!
MY HAT IS OFF TO YOU !!!!!!!!!
THIS REMINDS ME OF THE GREAT INNOVATIONS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE OVER THE MANY DECADES OF DRUM CORPS TRADITION . YOU FINE YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE REALLY RAISED THE BAR !!!
THIS TRULY INSPIRES ME TO SIGN OFF OF YOU-TUBE & GO SEE AS MANY SHOWS AS POSSIBLE THIS UPCOMING SEASON !!!!!!!!!!
This was a fantastic show
2:17 "Crap... you're not SERIOUSLY going to cut me on Finals Day... damnit..."
Are you referring to the contra player or the Bari/ Euphonium guy?
The bari
What did he do wrong?
Webical
I couldn’t hear (or see) anything, but I guess Harloff could.
That just goes to show you how much of a legend he is.
What an incredible show. I know someone who marched this show. So cool. # CrownBRASS
Blend at 0:21 = amazing.
the clarity of their sound is outrageously impressive
Hot damn
Goat
Gosh.... Its like iceicles hissing on the edge of the sound, doesnt sound like anything ive heard before... This hornline never ceased to amaze me... Great job this season.
1:34 - 1:49 ...amazing
Dad spotted
Wow…🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
1:31 and people thought the Blue Devils were grounbreaking by playing Flight of the Bumblebee in 2017...
and even crown played that first...Theres a video floating around on youtube of them playing flight of the bb.
Carl Von Sirls it was their small ensemble during the 2014 season.
@@jjh2456 ruclips.net/video/K-79h_uNyW4/видео.html this seems like more than just their small ensemble to me, could be wrong but idk
French 75 it’s their small ensemble. You can tell as the rest of them are sitting on the ground.
@@jjh2456 oh thought that was an open class core or something, my bad. still crown did it first ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I don't give a damn what the judges say , Carolina Crown is the absolutely DCI corps ever!
This is just plain awesome to watch and hear, I could loop it all day
this is hands down the best DCI video I have ever seen. Thanks for the absolutely amazing footage!!
I could listen to the chunk at 2:30 for days
This is instantly my favorite Crown video of all time. Thanks for that amazing stereo, DrumCorpsTube!
Here 9 years later. 1:51 still gives me chills
This horn line is absolutely on fire. Props to the members and the instructors for this last season
I was at the mufreesboro show this year without a buddy. Dude sitting beside laid a crisp high five on me. It was appreciated
This is the best sounding horn line i've ever heard.
So cool! I regret not taking the time to drive the 15-20 minutes from my home to downtown to at least watch them warm up. Those of you who came, I hope you enjoyed Indy.
Love the beginning--tight, fast, and awesome!
i can't stop watching this...SO GOOD
Is there triple tonguing from 1:52 onwards?
you can single tongue a good bit of it but other wise it's just double tonguing
It sounds like triple tonguing to me.
Sean Sutherland they are triple tonguing my dude
It’s double tonguing with a triplet pattern. They’re probably going TU-TU-KU but triple tonguing is TU-DU-KU, the middle part of each triplet would sound weaker if it was true triple tonguing :)
@@Graham_M can confirm they were triple tonguing. 👑 #CrownBrass
The bells... They're so shiny
Perfectly shiny bells are a must for the most perfect brass line in history.
It’s a drum Corp thing lol . Being forced to polish before every rehearsal. That’s what I had to do anyway
They are beautiful. Wow.
gorgeous sound from Crown this year
The 2014 show was so whimsical, it almost lacked gravitas. The arrangement was so playful, with nuances of The Jetsons and other kitsch Sci Fi references that it almost lost depth. The hornline's power exceeded the breadth of the arrangement. The Welcome Home ending was a bit saccharine and G rated. I would have changed the ending to be a bit more hard-edged with some kind of bump of sobriety, just for depth and variety-- the hornline was completely capable of a powerhouse ending. The next year, of course, they took that criticism, and went all the way in the opposite direction with Inferno, based on the darkest and deepest classic ever.
Jesu Spectre Aren't you referring to Crown's 2014 program?
Yes, thank you.
Jesu Spectre Cool. I was just wondering, as it sounded very much like a description of OOTW rather than E=mc^2. Thanks for the clarification.
Jesu Spectre “... some kind of bump of sobriety, just for depth and variety” that was a beautiful internal rhyme.
Soooo clean.
Absolutely perfect.
I agree! absolutely fantastic!!!
0:20 sounds SOOOOO AMAZING. I keep rewinding to that part
Speechless...WOW...and I'm a Cadet's FOREVER FAN!
Nice sound
So glad they came to Cali. this year
They sound really good!
Best hornline ever. No contest.
None. If you’ve seen them live, you know they sound so much different than any other corps. Even BD. BD imo has a very trumpet heavy sound. Crown is balanced, top to bottom. It’s incredible.
I would argue THE best! Chills
*wheeeew! That visual that trumpets have at 1:05 gives me butterfly's
:D
One does not simply watch this without saying HOLY SHIT!!!! Congrats Crown!!!!
This is INSANE. Literally everything is perfect. I can't even handle it. Haha. I wish I could have seen them warm up on semis or finals. But I couldn't find them.
Crowns hornline and Santa Clara’s percussion together would be UNSTOPPABLE (no shade to crowns percussion)
Crown's percussion today is LIGHT-YEARS ahead of where they were in 2013.
It IS the best!
I remember how pristine this video still sounded over my awful phone speaker
I will watch this video until I die. Wow.
I was going to say the same thing! You'd think there was a synthesizer doubling the brass in warm-ups because of how warm and rich they sound. Especially those Contras, my gosh.
Amazing
AweSome Carolina Crown
First hornline to get a perfect score in Brass on finals night.
I'm pretty sure like half of the views are me watching it over and over
there is so much discipline!!!
awesome!
Now that's articulation.
I heard two... ONLY TWO MISTAKES!! Is this real life?
Does anyone have the baritone/euph sheet music for this show?
Love the outfit.
This dude knows what he's talking about!
Who turned on the Organ?!?!?! Congrats CROWN!!!!
心地が良い
Just f-ing wow.
Almost forgot to watch this today.
Did someone in the hornline cover their ears..
Listening to the metronome…
Haha description "Go see them and others live!" IT'S OVER :(
Why is the guy at the beginning not playing? Any special reason?
He is one of the dudes that is on the microphone.
This line measures up to them.
See: The Star of Indiana
Why does it seem like everyone has the same haircut
Dedication. It's Crown!
Long hair is tougher to manage when you sweat buckets every day for ~80 days straight
2:50 is my favorite part.... so together!
Madison 1974 actually got a perfect brass GE score from what I just read, and Crown pulled off a 100 in brass GE and music brass, so it sounds like you also could use some research
Reed Parker Madison did NOT get a perfect score. In 1974, DCI scored on the tick system where tenths were deducted for error. They were 1.9 points from perfect.
one of many? first hornline in dci to get a perfect score haha
0:21 so spot on it sounds like a synth or midi
DvD is a beast. If I was a corps director Id pay him whatever he wanted to consult or head a hornline.
AWEEEEEE! The Purple Pants Band!
Well they change colors each year to match the theme….the uniform style remain similar
:51 Most fantastic magical sound ive ever heard in my life :)
Must be the glock. ;)
i think that's the reason why they are the best marching band in the world
***** The best...what?
the best marching band in the world
Oh my....
An outstanding testament of why not to "smoke" anything (cigs, ganja, etc...) except your horn!!!
I see a jersey surf alumni in there in the front :)
There are separate playing groups. He probably wasn't asked to play.
OMFG !
The only thing that would make this more awesome is to end the fast passages with huge sustained block chords instead of chopping the run off at the end. Just think it would finish more impressively to me. Otherwise this is amazing playing.
agree
Performers Bop (Bop means to play notes short) to hear each other's parts clearer and see who needs to play out more or back off more. The problem with holding notes out is the sound will constantly change (for better hopefully). If they bop, performers can directly hear where the problem is rather than fixing it later in the chord or length of time playing the note (In other words they are working on balanced attacks on each of the notes). Bopping also helps with focusing a performers air stream and articulation on notes (essentially a warm-up). though holding out chords are nice, bopping can help a player become focused and become in time with the music.
Chris Booker This is played the way it normally would be in a show. There are some louder chords right after that segment, but they didn't continue on to that during the warmup.
There's really something to consider here in what you say, and I hope it doesn't go unnoticed. Imagine if this was your warm up! They did this playing it cold? REALLY? Just imagine.
1:33 what scale is that?
chromatic
André Winkel Thanks
Absolutely disgustingly.....clean.
Exactly my thinking also. The intonation and articulation is absurd while maintaining such incredible blend and balance.
It feels so good to be right in front of the baritones
Crown is the standard for brass.