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This is my school and they don’t know how to throw a flag at the same time and one of the color guard kids was my friend until they started spreading rumors

THATS ME

hope to see yall again next year 🥳

Also in this band, thanks for posting!! Awesome recording of the show :) -snare

Thank you for sharing!!! - Contra line

Look, Gary, there I am playing in the Front Ensemble on the Rack!

Hey, I'm in this band! Thank you for posting this! A few things though: Percussion Instructors: Emmaus Holder and Noah Marcus LEADERSHIP: Drum Majors: Henry Clemens, Lucas Bozzolo Band Captain: Jackson Vaughn Guard Captains: Arnette Benitez, Brenda Randell, Sage Robertson Flute: Andrew Kosturi Clarinets: Michael Harrigan, Abril Tolentino-Alvarado Saxes: Sean McGarrah, Ezennia Adibe Trumpets: Karson Paul, Aden George Trombones: Casey Brekke, Ben Christian Tuba: Ryan Coen Awards: 1st: Class 7A Band, Color Guard, Visual Performance, Drum Major 2nd: Percussion, General Effect, Music Performance 5th highest scoring band out of 36 This is the script: "8 Notes. 8 beautiful notes placed in perfect order. 8 perfect notes! 8 notes in perfect order. 8 notes. 8 beautiful notes all placed in the same perfect order. You see, these 8 notes, when placed in this perfect order come together to create some of the most iconic music ever! 8 perfect notes in perfect order. The Power of 8! Infinite possibilities in every note."

i was in this show, thanks for posting it! Also what part did you think was a violin solo because we didnt have one hahaha

hey i think i know that blond guardsman >:3

Drum major names are Riley Cassidy (head) and Brigid McKinney(assist)

I’m the Tuba at the end of you look at the right the second to last one to the

I hope my bandmates’ enthusiasm speaks for itself on how cool this show is lol (also, I had to make my brother’s phone do a .5 to fit the whole band on the field O-O)

I love the solos and also the parts where particular sections get to show off, 2:55 is my favorite music ensemble moment, and the body work is so good

Just… just the coolest. I’m sorry I don’t make the rules. (Oh my gosh the orange fabric surrounding a portion of the winds as a beam from the ray gun??? What?? Genius??? I know that’s like so tiny compared to the million different things that are cool about this, but that was something that blew my mind in person for some reason lol)

The dynamic control is incredibleeee. The softer parts feel soft but are still audible, and the louder dynamics feel like important moments. So much breath work and repetition I’m sure!!!

Okay the props are so cool and I love the music so much

Y’all are super precise!!

Super fun music and a very in sync guard!! (Look at guard riding broomsticks at 1:55 !! lol)

A super interesting concept :) Also, the feature and the soloist!!! (Subtitles to be added soon!)

Guard y'all's tosses!! I was with one of our own guard members and she was freaking out lol

Y'all's sound is soo good (the flute soloist oh my GOODNESS)

“Long live the king” is so much fun, honestly this whole show is Also, my band has 6:55-7:15 ish in our movement 2, so we were super excited to hear that lol

The drum major switch-off was so cool {I am so sorry about my hand D'': }

Saxophones you will always be famous Guard you will always be famous

I’m usually not a fan of spoken-word parts in shows, but I felt like the spoken-word parts here actually added something. Speaking of, if anyone has a script, I’d love for you to check my captioning! (0:33, 0:59, 4:07, 6:45, and 7:18)

Y’all are so precise, this show was super duper fun and you could see the hard work take physical form, I swear. I’ll to talk with more detail (and timestamps) about what I love about this show… eventually. I am behind on homework fr

I kept some of the setup in because I really enjoyed when the guard was running around and interacting with some of the horn line groups :) Also! If anyone who is from Randleman or knows someone from Randleman who can give me a script for the spoken parts? I’d love to add captions for that

Y’all’s dynamics were so good!!

This show is so enjoyable, both musically and visually! I think the prop is used so well-a lot of times props feel kinda pointless and just *there*, but I loved the house and the rocking chair. So many little ditties in this I love (a laundry list: 0:30, 0:43, 0:58, (am I listing the whole show? Yes, what are you gonna do?) 1:32, 1:55, 2:16, 4:24 (trombones I love you), 7:11, 7:33, not even counting the big/important moments: 1:13, 2:39, 3:25, 4:55, 5:45, 6:22, 7:24, 7:45 to the end basically… wow I’ve seriously just listed the whole show. Can I be more clear?). Tiny detail, but I love when guard gets special props to spin/do work with that aren’t typical, but do match the show theme. The brooms are super cute :) There’s more visual stuff to talk about but I have to be awake in 4 and a half hours and instead I’m waxing poetic about this show! Hopefully the rest of the Northwest Guilford performances will be up tomorrow lmao

0:03 btw astronaut helmit is the coolest thing to ever happen sorry I don’t make the rules 0:40, 1:05, 1:13 Some fun things with dynamics and facing/not facing the audience 0:52, 6:17, 8:03 This video is secretly “spot the bee flying in front of screen (difficulty level: kindergarten)” 1:29, 1:59 Some truly terrifying looking sets 2:49 I love the way drum major responsibilities were passed off 3:13 Bari you in fact have my heart and soul (headbanging is so real, me too) 3:35 I love the response from the rest of the band, and I love the music directly after the solo too 4:50 Squatting/shuffling to your set is crazy (affectionate) 4:50-5:55 Mallet part doesn’t have to be as catchy as it is 6:52 catchyyyyy 7:20 What do I even call the part where half the band plays and then the other half joins in? Anyway it sounds cool

0:18 God those growls dude 0:29 Roses? Whoever came up with that is a genius 0:34 The music in general is just very catchy 0:54 Scary-looking passthrough 1:25 Person on drum set is having the time of their life (pit is pulsing so well through the entire show, or at least every time I looked) 2:20 The crescendo tho (behind the camera we were silently belting Reflection) 3:45 Catchy music 2: electric boogaloo 4:05 Tosses!! Catches!!!! 4:25 This form is just nifty? Genuinely a thought I had in the moment, idk don’t ask me 4:40 Frolicking part 2: electric boogaloo 4:57 Catchy music pt 3 5:26 Scary passthrough pt 2: electric boogaloo?? (Mallets slaying always) 6:17 It’s an arrow because adventure and travel and

Percussion slayed tbh

So much cool stuff here, both visually and musically!! The choreo the horn line has matches the music so well and guard is so in sync! Plus the volume to size ratio is really impressive. Y’all look and sound great! I love a big band, but in a lot of ways high-quality smaller bands are more inspiring, because they show small fries like mine the kinds of things we can achieve, lol

I unfortunately missed the first 10-15 seconds of this because I had just gotten seated in the stands :(( A very cool show!!! The costuming is great and I loved the story. Soloists-you sound amazing <33

Fun fact:im the vibe player on the far right

Drum Majors are Ellie Wherren, Kate Buckner, and Chloe Morton!!

Hearing your wonderful comments is lovely 🥰. It was an honor to be a part of this performance

Double stanky leg goes hard

just came across this video! I am from Hillcrest marching band, i am one of the bass clarinetist and y'alls comments and cheering totally made me giggle and made my day 100% better!

Director: Dave Bruce Drum majors: Tnia Evans, Autumn Wilson, Maggie Hill, Leah ? My freshman was providing the info. But plays trumpet out there.

Moments: Sorry, but there’s not going to be much about percussion or the technical aspects of guard. I’m on horn line, so I’m not as knowledgeable in those areas, so for those bits my comments will be more like those of a spectator 0:29 All of these ripple visuals are so well timed 1:45 I love the sound of this beginning part of the music 2:00 Very nice first big hit, love the turning of the horns beforehand 2:13 Beautiful lower body technique in these next few moves 2:17 Ahh omg this solo is so gorgeous!!! 2:30 Love the little footwork when the brass come in 2:57 Hit those diagonals very well 3:45 Sound is just lovely 4:04 I gotta be biased towards my fellow saxes, love this 4:28 Idk what it is about it but this piece of guard work looks very nice even though it’s pretty simple 4:33 Love how the sound blends when the rest of the band comes in 4:57 Very fun visual moments here from both guard and horn line, and I love the transition in the music 5:07 Double swing flags are so in sync here!! (Honestly just that whole section, the whole thing) 5:39 Love the singular guard member around the soloists (duetists?) 5:54 LOVE this hit from percussion, gorgeous gorgeous 5:59 Really love this bit from brass… and honestly just the entire next like 20 seconds, very fun music here 6:29 Awesome catch, had to whoop (apologies for the dip in volume bc of that) 6:56 Oh time for the feathers!!! 7:04 Ooo the hit when the bright flags come out, love itttt, and the succession of guard coming out from behind the props with each successive accent 7:35 This flag work here was very well done 8:17 If you listen carefully, you can hear me go “yesss I love this part”- no because the way I was FLABBERGASTED when I saw the ending for the first time at Enka, loved it so much. Love the circling with the guard member, love the run towards the endzone and the reach, and the total silence the whole time… mwah

Ok as someone from Hillcrest I live your little comments ❤❤❤ yall are so sweet what band were yall?!?