What we can do (and what we do) is leave it on the field, every time. Our instructor Mr. Ferrara tells us that a piece of plastic is nice, but by no means is the most important part of the process. All that matters is playing a great show for the people and watching them give a standing ovation. I played mallets in that show and don't regret anything. We put on a great performance that evening. As you can surely attest, any recognition then came on its own.
Other than one from 1991 this is the earliest walnut hills video I can find. Other schools have videos on here from as far back as the 50s and 60s, so 2008 isn't anything to write home about.
That seems to be the thinking around the general populace. But who are we to judge? Just because MSBA finals were held at Kings High School, with Kings-hired judges hired by Kings director and chief of MSBA. Guess who won? Kings. Course I feel sorrier still for Henry Clay because they definitely deserved to beat Kings. Hands down.
I hate when judges rip you off. Totally blows. What can you do...especially when the judges don't reward the schools with hard shows and not schools that whole show revolves around 3 yard lines. I could write some of that drill in a night!
JESUS!!! this is what passes for a marching band!?!? I remember when we were at least 100 deep (on the field not including the pit) and had a strong sound. 10% of of us made careers out of music. i dont want to rank on yall any more but this is sad.
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Wow, I was just reminiscing at work and was able to find this gem. More than a decade later and we still sound good!
What we can do (and what we do) is leave it on the field, every time. Our instructor Mr. Ferrara tells us that a piece of plastic is nice, but by no means is the most important part of the process. All that matters is playing a great show for the people and watching them give a standing ovation.
I played mallets in that show and don't regret anything. We put on a great performance that evening. As you can surely attest, any recognition then came on its own.
Crezth Charlieeeee!!
I can't wait...I hope we go to a competition your at...I definately want to see your show! Good Luck!!
I saw you guys at MSBA Mason. I loved this I thought you guys should have gotten 1st and beaten Kings. This show is basically amazing.
True Dat...all the same though you still have this year to show them what you've got!! Good Luck in your season!!!
amazing....I can't believe we did this (this is donald)
Ahh, I finally found our video. whoop :)
I really like this performance. I'm surprised that the band archives go back this far.
Doot
Other than one from 1991 this is the earliest walnut hills video I can find. Other schools have videos on here from as far back as the 50s and 60s, so 2008 isn't anything to write home about.
@@robertridley9279 I think they posted the earlier videos on Facebook.
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Grats esper want a cookie? I can't believe it's over... that show was so amazing.
hilarious at 7:39 paul runs across the field. rookie year memories
We're gonna give 'em a great show this year, just you wait.
that incredible I'm so jealous
i'm not the only kid that looked this us up on youtube
Mr ferrara rulz i had him last year
yeah my director is really good friends with Charlie. You are lucky yours is over I still have BOA to deal with.
That seems to be the thinking around the general populace. But who are we to judge? Just because MSBA finals were held at Kings High School, with Kings-hired judges hired by Kings director and chief of MSBA. Guess who won? Kings.
Course I feel sorrier still for Henry Clay because they definitely deserved to beat Kings. Hands down.
i'm jealous of my bf's band... =[
I hate when judges rip you off. Totally blows. What can you do...especially when the judges don't reward the schools with hard shows and not schools that whole show revolves around 3 yard lines.
I could write some of that drill in a night!
JESUS!!! this is what passes for a marching band!?!? I remember when we were at least 100 deep (on the field not including the pit) and had a strong sound. 10% of of us made careers out of music. i dont want to rank on yall any more but this is sad.