For the people who seem to just discovered Tachibana and have questions 1. Yes they're a high school 2. Apparently marching bands are considered "girly" in Japan which is why you'll always see a majority of girls. 3. They practice 40hrs a week/360 days a year and they can participate up to 3 years 4. The club is pretty much member run. The band itself chooses what uniforms to wear. They decide the choreo and songs. The older members teach the newer ones. 5. Yes they are awesome
@@kailaine3974 i never understood why people compare Tachibana to DCI. I mean comparing an organization of gathered members who are best of the best of their region who specifically set out to compete, to an afterschool band made up of 15 and 16 year olds who do it for fun is pretty silly. I think that really shows how Great Tachibana is if some people have to get defensive and bring up DCI instead of cheering on some kids in Japan lol.
@@kailaine3974 i don't see why that would be a problem. You cant change the views and prospectives of a country. But that doesn't mean that men can't participate as you'll see that boys join bands regardless of what the general consensus is. If they don't have a problem with it im not sure why you should.
I respect the girls marching with the tuba. The pain on your shoulders after hours of practice everyday not to mention the lungs you have to have to have to make a quality sound. You don’t see many girl tuba players here in the US
an incredible waste of time effort and talent, and an insult to japanese culture since they are using Euro-American instruments to play Euro-American songs. They should be playing Japanese instruments to play jap songs.
Though it's not an anime called Tachibana, the anime Hibike! Euphonium based their fictional HS, Rikka High School, on the band! A total of two seasons, the first being aired in 2015 and the second in 2016. There's also a movie coming out in 2019!! I haven't watched the anime yet, but I sure am going to ahaha and I'm looking forward to the upcoming movie too!
"Hibike! Euphonium" based their fictional HS. But They are models of "Rikka High School" appearing there. The origin of this anime was a Manga. Manga has Ujikita HS ver and Rikka HS ver. Anime made only Ujikita HS ver. I'm waithing for Rikka HS ver!
I find it very very hard to believe that this isn't the equivalent of lip syncing. Every pop star with a physically demanding dance number is lip syncing. Period. Even ZZ top live shows were dubbed.
Japanese bands are just built completely different lol, they are absolutely amazing at their work. They put in immense amounts of effort to practice this while juggling schoolwork and other responsibilities as well. On top of the choreo, the effort needed to still harmonize and sound amazing AND loud while moving is just mind boggling. As someone who has quite a bit of experience and some marching band experience as well, this is amazing to watch
@@waynependell6192 I was marching in California and NY 6th grade through 12th. I played mellophone (French horn in concert.) I'm not sure I could keep my embouchure while hopping around.
@@calebgerhard7313 I've seen dci shows and I agree they're good, but not this good. If they can dance and play like this then I'll put them on the same level as these girls.....who are also a lot younger than those playing in dci shows.
I marched in the Cal Band (UC Berkeley) and I must say this is crazy! Sing Sing Sing is hard enough to play without marching, but their footwork is harder than anything we ever managed to 'dance'. how do they play and make all those moves? it's very hard to keep your instrument steady in your mouth when your legs are doing all that bouncing around. simply amazing.
Ever since You-tube added this band to my feed i can't stop looking for their stuff. I am really happy that most of you commenters notice their sound quality. Half the bands now seem to try the " show band " routine but listen to their sound quality its garbage. Its hard to find bands that do both well. I still can't imagine how they do such difficult dancing while maintaining such wonder full sound quality.
This girls are more passionate and understand the activity, plus the levels of hours they put into practicing behind the scenes really adds up during camp and rehearsal, it’s amazing.
Doing the same show for years kinda increases the precision though. Show style bands in the South are under a lot of pressure to do a different show every week. You google Tachibana, you gonna get Sing Sing Sing, from 2014 to 2019. I am gonna watch it every year because no one does it with the precision that they bring. Still, lets be honest, they probably should have this song down pat after 6 years. Show style bands in the South have to play what was hot last week or the fans won't respond. Very different dynamic. This is not a knock on Tachibana. They could probably play just about anything you handed to them that morning and trash most bands, but it is a little distorted because they have a really small book.
I suggest that you look for some of these bands: Ronald Reagan, Vandergrift, Hebron, Marcus, Flower Mound, L D Bell, The Woodlands, Claudia Taylor Johnson and Round Rock.....all from Texas........then Avon, Carmel .....from Indiana......Tarpon Springs ....from Florida......Blue Springs....from Missouri........Wando....from South Carolina.....William Mason....from Ohio......Broken Arrow .....from Oklahoma.......there are others, but start with these......they are great at both marching and playing. I would have you look at Broken Arrow's show from 2010 and L D Bell's show from 2010. Both of them are amazing.
K Jennings Two completely different dynamics going on here. The bands you list are mostly about the precision formation, which itself is impressive, but it’s not as I,press I’ve from a musical performance standpoint. These girls are doing fairly energetic dance choreography WHILE playing some fairly advanced musical numbers. And they can do this while on the move in something like the Rose Parade. It’s akin to the pop singer doing a live studio quality performance while doing his/her dance choreography. These girls are freakin on point, especially at the high school level.
With the amount of movements, they do and their skill in playing one would think it'd be impossible to do without a leg, but they had one girl who did EVERYTHING, and she wore a prosthetic leg. Absolute legend she was. I watched the video they took when she was officially welcomed into the band as a member. It was really heartwarming.
Japanese bands are just built completely different lol, they are absolutely amazing at their work. They put in immense amounts of effort to practice this while juggling schoolwork and other responsibilities as well. On top of the choreo, the effort needed to still harmonize and sound amazing AND loud while moving is just mind boggling. As someone who has quite a bit of experience and some marching band experience as well, this is amazing to watch
They practice everyday -- after school, 8 hrs on weekends and holidays. Their training video included them crying because of the intensity. One soloist said, when the band was interviewed for tv, she had to practice not 100, not 1000, but 10,000 whole hours to prepare for a national competition. Their work ethic is very intense! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
In America, a normal practice schedule for marching band is 3hrs every day after school studies. On weekends, 6hrs on Saturday mornings before it gets too hot, with Sunday off. They play each football game during the halftime. Then, for competitions, in the weeks leading up to the competition, they practice 5hrs a day after school and Saturday/Sunday for 6hrs each day. Practices don't just include playing the instrument or learning the set/routine. It's physically running laps, doing breathing exercises, and other cardio such as pushups, jumping jacks, and situps so that you're in proper physical shape. Since Japan is always "extra" for their students, I can't imagine how grueling and demanding it must be for Japanese students. Source: former American high school marching band student
@@Paramorelover233 That's fair haha. My high school was in the Midwest (where theres nothing else to do) and we competed at the Nationals level every year, so it was taken with the same regard and regimen as football and academics.
@@dublinbounder Same kind of schedule for the dance team (we performed at the basketball and hockey games instead of cheerleaders). I know it is extra for Japanese kids, as you say, and they work super intensely on their academics (and this band is excellent!) but I also envy them for not having to do a sport plus volunteer plus a job plus clubs plus excellent grades in AP classes to go to a top college. I mean, I loved what I did, chose all of it because it was what I wanted to do and not *because* it would get me into a good school, and I think I’m a better person for it but the idea of just focusing on one or two things seems like a dream, you know?
Another demonstration of perfection! Each and every member of this group has a critical function to perform and each and every member should be very proud to be part of this amazing band. I have never seen anything like this in the U.S.
In Japan don’t they start playing instruments earlier than most American schools so they would have the music down faster because of the higher musical skill so they could focus on visuals so it is really impressive
I suggest that you look for some of these bands: Ronald Reagan, Vandergrift, Hebron, Marcus, Flower Mound, L D Bell, The Woodlands, Claudia Taylor Johnson and Round Rock.....all from Texas........then Avon, Carmel .....from Indiana......Tarpon Springs ....from Florida......Blue Springs....from Missouri........Wando....from South Carolina.....William Mason....from Ohio......Broken Arrow .....from Oklahoma.......there are others, but start with these......they are great at both marching and playing. I would have you look at Broken Arrow's show from 2010 and L D Bell's show from 2010. Both of them are amazing.
I stumbled upon this band while looking for things to do in Kyoto on my holiday next year. Now I watch them every so often, they’re so cheerful, great musicians and dancers. I just love the quirky choreography. It sure looks like their having fun too. They always rock it out, brilliant.
I'm wanting to move to Kyoto, Japan. I would Watch this Band and Ride Hondas and such. If I could convince those it may concern to travel on the right side of the road, then it would be Perfection.
When I was in our Highschool band, we could not march in time or keep a straight line. My band teacher was fixated on the song The Horse and insisted on playing it at every performance. We sounded like the Hootersville Community band. Congratulations Kyoto! I know the hard work that went into this.
Just think about the stamina. I read the Background from their website. It turns out that a girl snare drummer back in 2005 had seen the play "Burn the Floor" and came back and told her coach that their whole program was stupid and needed fixing. She wanted all sorts of dance choreography added on top of just marching around. They had to reinvent how a Band could even train for all of that (music, dance, formation marching, and running laps for stamina and endurance... and they had to find the time for everything. Yeah, that Band was a Revolution in what is now expected of 'Marching" Bands.
I'm ex-American Military, seen war. Not much brings a smile to my face. BUT we I listen and watch these young people, the smile comes out and its hard to stop smiling.
I was watching the French Horns, and thinking that would probably be the worst instrument to play while doing these routines. I played brass instruments and would not march with the french horn. Trumpet is what I played for marching.
I love how awesome the low brass sounds on all these videos, just like everyone else commenting, I've been addicted to this band ever since I learned about them. A big shout out to the Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band. You all are without a doubt the best in the world. cheers !!
Extremely well done. Especially the one that played 'the rose' absolutely fantastic !! Well done watching from Houston Texas United States. You guys are awesome !!
DUDE. I have never seen these guys before. The way the tone is so still with ALL of those movements. Yes, there is some wavering, but if you've ever marched you know how hard it is to play still with ANY movement, let alone what these kids are doing. Kudos. Great ALL the way around!!!!
I know nothing about those kind of instruments and marching band, but wondering how hard they playing those instruments while synchronizing their moves to each other making me shivering.
I marched with a couple of amazing girls from Japan for the 96 season of DCI. The Japanese seem to be instilled with crazy good attention to detail and tonality. I wish they had DCI going big out there. We would see some of the best ever. USA drum and bugle is a male dominant show. We could learn a thing or two. Such precision is mind blowing.
Wow, these kids are great! I can't imagine the training and the lung capacity of the performers, that's a lot of work. I'd much rather see talented young people like these at the SB half time show than rich, attention addicted celebrities.
search for this HS band from Kyoto performing "Sing, Sing, Sing". I know they play it here, but on stage performance it is something Goodman, Krupa, and Prima would have applauded.
I used to be in a Drum Corps many years ago. We were even UK champions. We never did anything like this. I would love to watch one of their competitions.
There are 2 different Band Associations in Japan. 1.... All Japan Band Association _(Military)_ 2....Japan Marching Band Association _(Show)_ This band belongs in All Japan Band Association. ruclips.net/video/C-nHYLrLDQo/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Ud1nQxuVrIs/видео.html _(2019 High School National)_ ruclips.net/video/g2LDV8rKO1w/видео.html _(2019 Jr High School National)_
A quality performance right there. Great choreography with no negative impact on the music. Many American marching bands could learn a lot from this ensemble. Just great.
Dios, quien quiera que sea, dudo que tenga una banda de angeles que toquen igual. Bravo! Tachibana! Han superado a todas las bandas de todos los ejercitos, escuelas y universidades del mundo.
It's 2:30am and I couldn't sleep here in New York, USA and this popped up in my feed. What in the hell did I just see?! I personally am a Trojan, but I must admit - I fell head over heels for this crazy girl band of badass musicians. Now excuse me as I watch it again, just to make sure I wasn't dreaming that every single girl looked like they had exactly the same body, and hair, and did they really play that for realz while they were dancing like that - and was the precision I saw really that precise? Because I can't believe it! Awesome.
This is great Entertainment that takes an American Highschool marching band concept and melds with Japanese culture to create a unique and fun form of music! Congratulations on doing it so well!
I'd hate to know how long they practice all my years of marching band in school this is the most interesting style I've seen and i got to say they definitely take pride in their band the iowa marching band associ.ation would definitely take interest in this band with their style
They practice 360 out of 365 days in the year, 38 hours per week. Keep in mind this is an after school club activity and on top of keeping up with band practice, they also have to maintain their grades too.
I think the one in orange did great
In my opinion the one with the skirt was better
They're all wearing f orange
@@语汐-k1m that went right over your head......lol
XD XD I like the one who's wearing black boots/shoes.
@@AlfredoPachecoJr meh!
For the people who seem to just discovered Tachibana and have questions
1. Yes they're a high school
2. Apparently marching bands are considered "girly" in Japan which is why you'll always see a majority of girls.
3. They practice 40hrs a week/360 days a year and they can participate up to 3 years
4. The club is pretty much member run. The band itself chooses what uniforms to wear. They decide the choreo and songs. The older members teach the newer ones.
5. Yes they are awesome
My school could do 8hr practice days, but then we'd break regulations of a statewide program. We can only do 8hrs a week
Considered girly!? Aight. That’s it. DCI is officially superior
@@kailaine3974 i never understood why people compare Tachibana to DCI. I mean comparing an organization of gathered members who are best of the best of their region who specifically set out to compete, to an afterschool band made up of 15 and 16 year olds who do it for fun is pretty silly.
I think that really shows how Great Tachibana is if some people have to get defensive and bring up DCI instead of cheering on some kids in Japan lol.
@@kailaine3974 i don't see why that would be a problem. You cant change the views and prospectives of a country. But that doesn't mean that men can't participate as you'll see that boys join bands regardless of what the general consensus is. If they don't have a problem with it im not sure why you should.
40hrs/week of training? When do they go to school for school?
Meanwhile, my clasamates are struggling to form a straight line
Relatable. xD.. ._.'
Proton Gaming same 😂
feel that
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
自分より一回り以上下の子たちが一生懸命頑張って輝いているのを見ると、ババア涙が出るようになったよ()
さかしささしかなかなななぬしなななかなななななななななややまま
ほんとですよね。感動して涙が……
何がすごいってこれだけ踊って動いてってしてるのに楽器を鳴らせるのが凄い
肺活量と息継ぎどないなっとんの…スゴすぎる…
I respect the girls marching with the tuba. The pain on your shoulders after hours of practice everyday not to mention the lungs you have to have to have to make a quality sound. You don’t see many girl tuba players here in the US
There's 4 in my band
Snuklens0 I’m a orchestra kid so I don’t know.
Little do u know that's a susaphone
There are 5 *sosophones* in my band, one of which is a girl - but there is usally 2 or 3
Tr3smonster I'm super sorry I cannot spell :(
"mArcHInG bANd iS eASy"
-random football team that never wins anything
I personally felt that
The 'never win anything' part is relatable
Sounds like my schools football team
PERIODT
We’re the best high school MB in the state and the football team is ONE of the best
the thumb nail made it look like they were about to hit the fattest whip
Almost cried after reading your comment
yeah a really FFFAAATTT whip
And they did!
Whip being the dance, nothing else.
Really? I thought they doin the Gangnam style..
I don’t think people realize how difficult this really is and how seamless these kids make this look. This is incredible!!!
Mas essa é a característica incrível parece tão fácil tão simples tão leve ,,
Mas tão impossível de reproduzir ...
creepy as hell
Omg and the synchronization is so hard to do....I was in colorguard for one semester and I quit that shit.
an incredible waste of time effort and talent, and an insult to japanese culture since they are using Euro-American instruments to play Euro-American songs. They should be playing Japanese instruments to play jap songs.
台日友好50週年 感謝來台灣演出🇹🇼🇯🇵
They should create an anime named Tashibana HS i would definitely watch it. They are amazing
Though it's not an anime called Tachibana, the anime Hibike! Euphonium based their fictional HS, Rikka High School, on the band! A total of two seasons, the first being aired in 2015 and the second in 2016. There's also a movie coming out in 2019!! I haven't watched the anime yet, but I sure am going to ahaha and I'm looking forward to the upcoming movie too!
@@DeviantDotoxin thank you. I'll definitely watch the series
@@feryell2823 You're welcome! Enjoy!
Feryell its pretty accurate for what a band does.
"Hibike! Euphonium" based their fictional HS.
But They are models of "Rikka High School" appearing there.
The origin of this anime was a Manga.
Manga has Ujikita HS ver and Rikka HS ver.
Anime made only Ujikita HS ver.
I'm waithing for Rikka HS ver!
They must have lungs of steel to be moving around so much and to play the instruments!
Tijaboo it’s a lot of work. There’s also so much more. Lots of memorization. It’s a lot more technical than football
I pretty sure they have a run before practicing to help with the lung part
Also know that one of the flutes is doing that with a prosthetic leg
I find it very very hard to believe that this isn't the equivalent of lip syncing. Every pop star with a physically demanding dance number is lip syncing. Period. Even ZZ top live shows were dubbed.
Japanese bands are just built completely different lol, they are absolutely amazing at their work. They put in immense amounts of effort to practice this while juggling schoolwork and other responsibilities as well. On top of the choreo, the effort needed to still harmonize and sound amazing AND loud while moving is just mind boggling.
As someone who has quite a bit of experience and some marching band experience as well, this is amazing to watch
マーチングは橘が1番好き。
1番楽しそうにやってるし、衣装もかわいいし、あんな笑顔で手振ってくれたら応援したくなる。
なんかオレンジの悪魔とか言われてるけど
恶魔
それな 同じく
@@1番意味の無い行動はなんだと 雰囲気というか、空気感は天使ですよね。技術と練習量は悪魔どころか魔王ですけど笑
コメント見ても本当にワールドクラスのマーチングバンドだね。日本を代表する世界一のマーチングバンドと言って間違いない。橘の皆さん、いつも感動をありがとう。
私は2002年から2008年にかけてアメリカでマーチングバンドをやっていたのですが、こんなものは見たことがありません。絶対にこのようなバンドを尊敬しています。
@@waynependell6192
I was marching in California and NY 6th grade through 12th. I played mellophone (French horn in concert.) I'm not sure I could keep my embouchure while hopping around.
Best Band On Earth!
My classmates can't even form a circle...
Teacher: Please sit in a circle.
Class: *creates an new unknown shape while facing different directions*
So true lol my class too
Haaaaa
AND it takes them somewhere between 4 and 5 minutes...
おはロックのトランペットソロが心地よい～大勢の女子の中で頑張ってる男子部員達、いつも応援しています^ ^
wasabicyang ほんとにそう思います！女子向けのダンスも恥ずかしいでしょうにそんなの一切見せず堂々と踊ってる姿とてもすごいと思います！
確か、ダンスの言い出しっぺは男子部員でしたよね。
@@yoshitoh2585 発案した方も、こうやって受け継がれているのを誇りに思っているでしょうね😄
２０２０オリンピックでやるべき
ホントそれな
外国人観客の度肝を抜かれるだろうなぁｗ
我也是2020才
Yarimasen deshita
この時はまだコロナウイルスが無かったのか…
我這句話是真心的，我好愛橘高校吹奏部。
當我感到生活有失望或是喪志的時候，就想起橘團隊裡曾有過那麼堅強的一位小女生。她的腳有殘缺。
但是她的認真跟堅強不會輸給任何人。
也許橘是她的跳板，她的笑容也是跟眾人一樣甜美。
見到了她。你還有什麼好退縮的呢？
我很尊敬她。也很敬佩橘如此驚豔的演奏。
就算有什麼憾事。但認真生活的小女孩真的很美。祝福你。
I was in the marching band in HS. I cant even imagine adding footwork into our routines. These members are beyond superb.
Their pony tail bouncing when they dance. Awwwwwwww, that's cute.
You guys rock, as always!
Yes even the poni-tails are synchronized!
I think I've only seen one or two colleges play like this let alone a high school. This was amazing and the sound was so rich and clean.
Watch a dci show then
@@calebgerhard7313 Oh give us a break DCI are dam good but they don't dance.
You should see the boa competitions
@@calebgerhard7313 I've seen dci shows and I agree they're good, but not this good. If they can dance and play like this then I'll put them on the same level as these girls.....who are also a lot younger than those playing in dci shows.
yeah, they're actaully high school students
ローズを吹いてるトランペット ソロの女の子 うまい。哀愁のある音色 高校生が出せる音色じゃない。
仰る通り🤗
为啥是哀愁的音色
私も同感 3千人の吹奏楽ではなく昔2千人の吹奏楽で西宮球場で出場した経験があります トランペットで哀愁あるトランペットソロを聴くと感動します。
全速力ダッシュからのラッパのソロやばい...
I marched in the Cal Band (UC Berkeley) and I must say this is crazy! Sing Sing Sing is hard enough to play without marching, but their footwork is harder than anything we ever managed to 'dance'. how do they play and make all those moves? it's very hard to keep your instrument steady in your mouth when your legs are doing all that bouncing around. simply amazing.
go bears!
Most HBCU bands dance and play here in the states. But this band is still always fun to watch too.
Ever since You-tube added this band to my feed i can't stop looking for their stuff. I am really happy that most of you commenters notice their sound quality. Half the bands now seem to try the " show band " routine but listen to their sound quality its garbage. Its hard to find bands that do both well.
I still can't imagine how they do such difficult dancing while maintaining such wonder full sound quality.
This girls are more passionate and understand the activity, plus the levels of hours they put into practicing behind the scenes really adds up during camp and rehearsal, it’s amazing.
It's all about dedication ad level of commitment I know through other experiences
Doing the same show for years kinda increases the precision though. Show style bands in the South are under a lot of pressure to do a different show every week. You google Tachibana, you gonna get Sing Sing Sing, from 2014 to 2019. I am gonna watch it every year because no one does it with the precision that they bring. Still, lets be honest, they probably should have this song down pat after 6 years. Show style bands in the South have to play what was hot last week or the fans won't respond. Very different dynamic. This is not a knock on Tachibana. They could probably play just about anything you handed to them that morning and trash most bands, but it is a little distorted because they have a really small book.
I suggest that you look for some of these bands: Ronald Reagan, Vandergrift, Hebron, Marcus, Flower Mound, L D Bell, The Woodlands, Claudia Taylor Johnson and Round Rock.....all from Texas........then Avon, Carmel .....from Indiana......Tarpon Springs ....from Florida......Blue Springs....from Missouri........Wando....from South Carolina.....William Mason....from Ohio......Broken Arrow .....from Oklahoma.......there are others, but start with these......they are great at both marching and playing. I would have you look at Broken Arrow's show from 2010 and L D Bell's show from 2010. Both of them are amazing.
K Jennings Two completely different dynamics going on here. The bands you list are mostly about the precision formation, which itself is impressive, but it’s not as I,press I’ve from a musical performance standpoint. These girls are doing fairly energetic dance choreography WHILE playing some fairly advanced musical numbers. And they can do this while on the move in something like the Rose Parade. It’s akin to the pop singer doing a live studio quality performance while doing his/her dance choreography. These girls are freakin on point, especially at the high school level.
振り付けや歩き方は勿論、立ち位置、楽器の傾き、表情、ポニテのなびき方まで揃ってて凄いよね
何回観ても凄い！一度生で見てみたい！
With the amount of movements, they do and their skill in playing one would think it'd be impossible to do without a leg, but they had one girl who did EVERYTHING, and she wore a prosthetic leg. Absolute legend she was. I watched the video they took when she was officially welcomed into the band as a member. It was really heartwarming.
Which one was she?
The one without a leg
@@helensmith8953 You killed me! XD
looks like a leg bandage to me
@@dakkenblah1450 Yeah. it looked like a knee brace or something like that and not a prosthetic.
Japanese bands are just built completely different lol, they are absolutely amazing at their work. They put in immense amounts of effort to practice this while juggling schoolwork and other responsibilities as well. On top of the choreo, the effort needed to still harmonize and sound amazing AND loud while moving is just mind boggling.
As someone who has quite a bit of experience and some marching band experience as well, this is amazing to watch
音楽は文字通り音を楽しむこと
たくさんたくさんの努力の上に音楽を楽しむこの子たちに
心からの喝采と拍手を！
Can't imagine how much training these students must have got before reaching this level of perfection. A big thumbs up.
They practice everyday -- after school, 8 hrs on weekends and holidays. Their training video included them crying because of the intensity. One soloist said, when the band was interviewed for tv, she had to practice not 100, not 1000, but 10,000 whole hours to prepare for a national competition. Their work ethic is very intense! (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧
In America, a normal practice schedule for marching band is 3hrs every day after school studies. On weekends, 6hrs on Saturday mornings before it gets too hot, with Sunday off. They play each football game during the halftime. Then, for competitions, in the weeks leading up to the competition, they practice 5hrs a day after school and Saturday/Sunday for 6hrs each day. Practices don't just include playing the instrument or learning the set/routine. It's physically running laps, doing breathing exercises, and other cardio such as pushups, jumping jacks, and situps so that you're in proper physical shape. Since Japan is always "extra" for their students, I can't imagine how grueling and demanding it must be for Japanese students. Source: former American high school marching band student
@@dublinbounder :o my American high school never practiced this much but we were also not very good lol
@@Paramorelover233 That's fair haha. My high school was in the Midwest (where theres nothing else to do) and we competed at the Nationals level every year, so it was taken with the same regard and regimen as football and academics.
@@dublinbounder Same kind of schedule for the dance team (we performed at the basketball and hockey games instead of cheerleaders). I know it is extra for Japanese kids, as you say, and they work super intensely on their academics (and this band is excellent!) but I also envy them for not having to do a sport plus volunteer plus a job plus clubs plus excellent grades in AP classes to go to a top college. I mean, I loved what I did, chose all of it because it was what I wanted to do and not *because* it would get me into a good school, and I think I’m a better person for it but the idea of just focusing on one or two things seems like a dream, you know?
Another demonstration of perfection! Each and every member of this group has a critical function to perform and each and every member should be very proud to be part of this amazing band. I have never seen anything like this in the U.S.
jrcigarful ohio state marching band
*cough* DCI *cough*
Damian Hunter I think he may be implying at the high school level
J Bug there’s BOA. Check out Tarpon Springs.
In Japan don’t they start playing instruments earlier than most American schools so they would have the music down faster because of the higher musical skill so they could focus on visuals so it is really impressive
世界級的完美表演❤
This is the most simultaneously ridiculous and deeply impressive thing I have ever watched.
So many bands don't play that well standing still!
They in a BIG Way remind me of " Too Many ZooZ ".
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Ikr!!!
I suggest that you look for some of these bands: Ronald Reagan, Vandergrift, Hebron, Marcus, Flower Mound, L D Bell, The Woodlands, Claudia Taylor Johnson and Round Rock.....all from Texas........then Avon, Carmel .....from Indiana......Tarpon Springs ....from Florida......Blue Springs....from Missouri........Wando....from South Carolina.....William Mason....from Ohio......Broken Arrow .....from Oklahoma.......there are others, but start with these......they are great at both marching and playing. I would have you look at Broken Arrow's show from 2010 and L D Bell's show from 2010. Both of them are amazing.
これだけの広く広がった隊列からたったの5秒で『FIRE』の文字を綺麗に作ってしまうとは。
それも演奏しながら。何度観ても感動。
そして『ROSE』の文字と共に心に染み入る演奏は何度観ても聞いても涙腺崩壊です。
ローズのトランペットソロは感動的です😄
酒飲みながら観てますが涙腺崩壊中です💦
@@channel_monchi さま
メロウなバッキングと澄み渡るトランペットの音色は感動ですね😭😭😭
@@moyuki7156 さま
生で聴いてみたいですよね😭
この子を超える奏者が現在のメンバーに居るか不明ですが、この子の演奏を生で聴いてみたいです😭
@@channel_monchi さま
橘の部員さんは全員がハイクリティですね😍
橘吹奏楽の場合は“上手い”という次元を遥かに超えて言葉に出来ないほどの感動が伝わって来るものありますね😍
語りかけてくれます😍理屈抜きで楽しませてくれますね😍
2019年のガラシャでのパレードは行きましたが、もう感動すら通り越して目の前で起こっているパフォーマンスが信じられない状態でした😍
ドリルも一度見てみたいですね😍
@@moyuki7156 さま
パレード行ったのですか😍
羨ましいです😊
時間を戻せるなら、このメンバーがいた時の演奏を聴きたいです❗
１つ１つのフォーメーションが気持ち悪いくらいビシッとしていて素晴らしいですよ😭
めっちゃかっこいい！！！！！
体力も肺活量も楽器の技術もマーチングって必要だから、ホントすごいなぁって思います……
I don’t know what I’m more impressed by, the clarinets and flutes using their instruments as batons, or the sousaphone dancing.
この子たちは日本の宝。賞賛に値する。後輩達には伝えていてほしいと思う。感動した。
もう全員可愛い
橘の伝統が見事に受け継がれている事に感服します。素晴らしいの一言です。
I stumbled upon this band while looking for things to do in Kyoto on my holiday next year. Now I watch them every so often, they’re so cheerful, great musicians and dancers. I just love the quirky choreography. It sure looks like their having fun too. They always rock it out, brilliant.
I'm wanting to move to Kyoto, Japan. I would Watch this Band and Ride Hondas and such. If I could convince those it may concern to travel on the right side of the road, then it would be Perfection.
@@clutchpedalreturnsprg7710 Japan does use the right side of the road - the left :)
ruclips.net/video/IgGOJfOzOlU/видео.html
lol
When I was in our Highschool band, we could not march in time or keep a straight line. My band teacher was fixated on the song The Horse and insisted on playing it at every performance. We sounded like the Hootersville Community band. Congratulations Kyoto! I know the hard work that went into this.
You don’t happen to have been in my band?
Or is an unhealthy fixation on The Horse just a universal trait of band directors
They still got it, those Orange Devils!
京都橘高校吹奏楽部の演奏は何度見ても感動し、素晴らしいの一言です。
The quality of music while dancing is amazing!
Just think about the stamina. I read the Background from their website. It turns out that a girl snare drummer back in 2005 had seen the play "Burn the Floor" and came back and told her coach that their whole program was stupid and needed fixing. She wanted all sorts of dance choreography added on top of just marching around. They had to reinvent how a Band could even train for all of that (music, dance, formation marching, and running laps for stamina and endurance... and they had to find the time for everything. Yeah, that Band was a Revolution in what is now expected of 'Marching" Bands.
トランペットソロの子 うまい。高校生で哀愁のあるトランペット吹ける 凄い 凄いよ！！！
吹奏楽には全く詳しくないのですが、うまいということは素人でも一瞬で分かりました！
素人の私でもここまで感動したということはやはりそれだけ上手だということですね~さすが橘！！
マイルスデービス並み とかは言い過ぎかなー
Quite simply the best band of their type in the world.
I played in a major college marching band and I'm still impressed at these performers.
We can’t even get our stand tunes right and they took it to a whole level 💀😂
I'm ex-American Military, seen war. Not much brings a smile to my face. BUT we I listen and watch these young people, the smile comes out and its hard to stop smiling.
彼らの作品に対する日本人の規律と愛情に私がどのように感心するか。 私の深い敬意。
The world class Tachibana SHS Marching Band. The best there is.
ダンスと吹奏楽の融合が凄すぎる！！！
yo their brass section is out of this world, hell this whole band is amazing.
and you can hear their f horns toooo
I was watching the French Horns, and thinking that would probably be the worst instrument to play while doing these routines. I played brass instruments and would not march with the french horn. Trumpet is what I played for marching.
I love how awesome the low brass sounds on all these videos, just like everyone else commenting, I've been addicted to this band ever since I learned about them. A big shout out to the Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band. You all are without a doubt the best in the world. cheers !!
独特の
タチバナステップが可愛くてたまりません♪
From a French old geezer who has lived more than 40years in Japan! Respect and a big thanks for making me dream again!
Tuba players gotta be in shape...christ...i would be laying on the field, not able to catch my breath trapped beneath my tuba.....Great Video....
なんでこんなに激しく踊ったり走ったりしてるのにこんなに音揃ってるの全然ずれてないやん。。。。どんだけ練習してるんだろう。。。。
しかも、よく見ると笑顔なんですよね。信じられないですね。
本当すごすぎますよね。
This is the most perfect, polished and organized band I've ever seen. I was shocked when they started to swing with the old tunes.
Extremely well done. Especially the one that played 'the rose' absolutely fantastic !! Well done watching from Houston Texas United States. You guys are awesome !!
Words can't describe how good they did they're so skilled and so talented my heart was filled with joy watching them play and dance
DUDE. I have never seen these guys before. The way the tone is so still with ALL of those movements. Yes, there is some wavering, but if you've ever marched you know how hard it is to play still with ANY movement, let alone what these kids are doing. Kudos. Great ALL the way around!!!!
Why do i feel like even their hairs flop the same way too
I love this band.
I'm so amazed to see those girls dancing with just a neckstrap for their baritone saxophones... those are insanely heavy...
「BURN THE FLOOR」から取り入れた「SING SING SING」
「Pitbull」の「Fireball」
などなど原曲MVではセクシー系ダンスの楽曲も橘にかかればカッコよくて可愛い振り付けに😍
センスが素晴らしいです😍
I know nothing about those kind of instruments and marching band, but wondering how hard they playing those instruments while synchronizing their moves to each other making me shivering.
もうこれ運動部だろ
自分のタイミングで息継ぎ出来ないのはきついな
@@Dancing_Crab_Club
まじで！？
@@Dancing_Crab_Club まじか？！
この堂々とした 有能で健康な大和撫子達がいる限り 日本は 大丈夫な気がします。勇気を有難う。
the sound quality they're getting is impossible unless they're all giving 200% effort. Very talented and hard-working group of people.
何年観ててもカッコイイ🥰
the choreography with live instruments? absolutely astounding
I marched with a couple of amazing girls from Japan for the 96 season of DCI. The Japanese seem to be instilled with crazy good attention to detail and tonality. I wish they had DCI going big out there. We would see some of the best ever. USA drum and bugle is a male dominant show. We could learn a thing or two. Such precision is mind blowing.
The breath control is strong with this group.
The absolute best HS marching band in the world
Estou viciado nos vídeos da Tachibana 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I was in a marching band back in Highschool 2011-2014. Fun memories.
Wow, these kids are great! I can't imagine the training and the lung capacity of the performers, that's a lot of work. I'd much rather see talented young people like these at the SB half time show than rich, attention addicted celebrities.
Never seen an American High School or college band like this. They are so entertaining and are master musicians
search for this HS band from Kyoto performing "Sing, Sing, Sing". I know they play it here, but on stage performance it is something Goodman, Krupa, and Prima would have applauded.
PITBULL WOULD BE PROUD…. “FIREBALL”
The problem being this perfect is that anyone with a minor mistake will be greatly magnified.
桜とか色々なパレードがありますが、私はこの3000人からが橘の真のスタートだと思ってます🎵
あの人形が歩き出すなんて、必死に練習やってるんだろうないつものごとく❗
厳しい練習を経て今ここに立って演奏している橘が健気で大好きだと再確認しているところです。
ありがとう橘、ありがとう前田様
I used to be in a Drum Corps many years ago. We were even UK champions. We never did anything like this. I would love to watch one of their competitions.
There are 2 different Band Associations in Japan.
1.... All Japan Band Association _(Military)_
2....Japan Marching Band Association _(Show)_
This band belongs in All Japan Band Association.
ruclips.net/video/C-nHYLrLDQo/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Ud1nQxuVrIs/видео.html _(2019 High School National)_
ruclips.net/video/g2LDV8rKO1w/видео.html _(2019 Jr High School National)_
いつ見ても圧巻！ワールドクラスのマーチングバンド‼︎
I absolutely love when they flip their shoes around! It looks like they’re floating on a cushion of air!
A quality performance right there. Great choreography with no negative impact on the music. Many American marching bands could learn a lot from this ensemble. Just great.
The best ever. Thank you very much Kyoto Tachibana for all your effort and excellence!
It’s so cool to see French horns mixed in instead of just melaphones! Props to them (I play French horn)
I played trumpet and that is a very "pure" sound at 4:27
Dios, quien quiera que sea, dudo que tenga una banda de angeles que toquen igual. Bravo! Tachibana! Han superado a todas las bandas de todos los ejercitos, escuelas y universidades del mundo.
It's 2:30am and I couldn't sleep here in New York, USA and this popped up in my feed. What in the hell did I just see?! I personally am a Trojan, but I must admit - I fell head over heels for this crazy girl band of badass musicians. Now excuse me as I watch it again, just to make sure I wasn't dreaming that every single girl looked like they had exactly the same body, and hair, and did they really play that for realz while they were dancing like that - and was the precision I saw really that precise? Because I can't believe it! Awesome.
🔥
BEST marching band I have ever seen. Darn proud to watch and listen to y'all play.
This is great Entertainment that takes an American Highschool marching band concept and melds with Japanese culture to create a unique and fun form of music! Congratulations on doing it so well!
I'd hate to know how long they practice all my years of marching band in school this is the most interesting style I've seen and i got to say they definitely take pride in their band the iowa marching band associ.ation would definitely take interest in this band with their style
They practice 360 out of 365 days in the year, 38 hours per week. Keep in mind this is an after school club activity and on top of keeping up with band practice, they also have to maintain their grades too.
Oh...they played Bett Midler's "the Rose". Love it.
6:03 Lovely old classic, "Sing, Sing, Sing" by Benny Goodman.