First march I played in High school and it was just fun to play . Ive heard lots of marches but this one will always play in my memory, its just a great march with a great feel along with "In storm and sunshine"...
Brings back good memories of Rick Marino and the stories he told me of his band of 1969 - very, very excellent group that Loara had back then - we sure miss him :(
I was in marching band in high school in the early 70's and though we never played this as our regular march, it is a favorite of mine. I still remember hearing the bands that played this at the various competitions we were in. Brings back a flood of memories.
David Amos , I also was a 5547 [Marine Corps tuba player]. Was first stationed with the 3rd Div Band on Okinawa in '63-'64; Twentynine Palms Band '64-'66, and finally, with a newly-formed 5th Mar Div at Camp Pendleton. (My enlistment was up in Jan '67 and the division --- much alone the Band --- wasn't fully formed, so I sat around for my last six months.) Many memorable times for me . . . The 29 Palms Band was disbanded a couple years ago; they just got sent to other bands. Unfortunately, I don't remember ever playing "Purple Carnival March," nor "In Storm and Sunshine." I'll have to search the latter on RUclips. My favorite marches were always "Billboard" and "Salute to the Sultan." You may want to join the Marine Musicians Association (they're on line); maybe contact some of your former bandmates.
Thanks for the info. I greatly appreciate it. I love hearing from other band members regardless of time of enlistment. I didn't know about 29 palms band. I wish you well and I hope you have a great day. Semper fi
@@user-yu8en2gy3m Yeah, I heard that and was like "wait I've heard this sounds really familiar." I wonder if Married Life took any inspiration from this or if its just a coincidence that happened when they were going for an older style of music.
I played this with the Tournament of Roses Band more than fifty years ago. Loved it then. Love it now. I played the Bb baritone horn.
A great experience.
came back in 3 years we're about to play this in Arcadia High School. Cheers !
Excellent! and the diligence is also brilliant
SAME
Mira Mesa is best c:
This was one of our standards in the FAMU marching band. I love this march.
First march I played in High school and it was just fun to play . Ive heard lots of marches but this one will always play in my memory, its just a great march with a great feel along with "In storm and sunshine"...
Brings back good memories of Rick Marino and the stories he told me of his band of 1969 - very, very excellent group that Loara had back then - we sure miss him :(
I was in marching band in high school in the early 70's and though we never played this as our regular march, it is a favorite of mine. I still remember hearing the bands that played this at the various competitions we were in. Brings back a flood of memories.
A CLASSIC!
This is my favorite march! Thank you for putting it on RUclips!
I played tuba in the Marine Corps band San Diego. Love playing this. Still "In Storm and Sunshine" is my favorite
David Amos , I also was a 5547 [Marine Corps tuba player]. Was first stationed with the 3rd Div Band on Okinawa in '63-'64; Twentynine Palms Band '64-'66, and finally, with a newly-formed 5th Mar Div at Camp Pendleton. (My enlistment was up in Jan '67 and the division --- much alone the Band --- wasn't fully formed, so I sat around for my last six months.) Many memorable times for me . . . The 29 Palms Band was disbanded a couple years ago; they just got sent to other bands. Unfortunately, I don't remember ever playing "Purple Carnival March," nor "In Storm and Sunshine." I'll have to search the latter on RUclips. My favorite marches were always "Billboard" and "Salute to the Sultan." You may want to join the Marine Musicians Association (they're on line); maybe contact some of your former bandmates.
Thanks for the info. I greatly appreciate it. I love hearing from other band members regardless of time of enlistment. I didn't know about 29 palms band. I wish you well and I hope you have a great day. Semper fi
God I love euphonium, trombone, tuba. All of lower brass.
L O W E R B R A S S
S Q U A D
Most original breaker strain ever, with that soft section and interesting chord progressions. Also a great wwind obbligato in the last strain.
this song is so hard
Pero que maravillosa marcha, simplemente HERMOSA
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Mr Kimber have us playing this
We are still playing this in the Castro Valley, CA Community Band !!
Just played this in high school honors band :)
Theme song from Channel 9 MCOT Evening News, 1987.
I have a hard time playing this song on my trumpet and the sheet music is VERY hard to see. How did yall learn it?
Wonderful! Excellent tuba and baritone technique! What group is this?
From channel 9 news thailand open
I hope my band plays this next uear
Samantha this was the first March I played my Freshman year.
Ryan Clock yes I know
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No meet ups with people I don't know. Love you.
Part of this sounds a bit like Married Life from Up.
EXACTLY! Especially here. 0:55
@@user-yu8en2gy3m Yeah, I heard that and was like "wait I've heard this sounds really familiar." I wonder if Married Life took any inspiration from this or if its just a coincidence that happened when they were going for an older style of music.
I play trumpet and this would be so fun
Sam Clock Sameeee, what high school?
Trumpet Kid, I’m at Cypress High School
Are you going to Arcadia band review? I'm from Montebello.
Yes and cool, What grade are you?
Sam Clock I'm a freshman, hbu?