+Brandon Burrows i understand having having men playing instruments (bagpipes etc) leading soldiers into battle, but i doubt these guys have ever seen a battlefield before.
NothingButTheWin Enlisted personnel aren't all on the front lines fighting, and when they are they aren't fighting all day every day. RnR is a concept as old as military friend. I don't think you understand what an armed force is. It's more than constant operations run by drones of unfeeling deathbringers. Sometimes it's just a cloud of stress from a line of work that demands more from its employees than any civilian line of work that needs to be relieved. Top brass like the pageantry, the desk workers get to take part too, the men in the shit get occasional breaks for field concerts, even the islamic fighters get their war trophies. At the end of the day it comes down to one factor. Morale. If you don't let men release their stress occasionally all sorts of problems arise in any armed force.
NothingButTheWin The people in the crowd are potentially off duty, they could also be military families. The band is a specialized unit that performs as a band in a variety of circumstances. They deploy to active warzones too, but they don't fight. They boost morale. They also perform at military funerals.
You're wrong; what you heard was the tenor trombone which is a smaller instrument. A agree with you on the facial expressions of the interpreter and his great delivery! I used to play tenor and bass bone until a few years ago.
@@bobboscarato1313 Are you trying to tell me the tenor trombone is playing the bass line? I think you're talking about something else. I currently play tenor and bass bone.
@@hunter2532 I said the fellow that plays the trombone solo is playing a tenor bone. Tenor has one single turn in back; bass has 3 turns in back.- Hope this helps you.-
I'm an Army veteran and a Texan, so you can probably figure out what I think about this extremely well-done musical piece. God bless the United States Army, and God bless Texas!
I thought the Army was such great musicians that I added some of the songs to a CD to listen to on the way to work and during lunch, along with Marine Corps., and Navy, good job guys and thank you for your service, I also added a full version of the Star Spangled Banner to the CD and titled it "America Is #1 Album".
The bass clarinet is just on the stand for the whole
BEAUTIFUL ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, MAGNIFICENT MAGICAL EXTREMELY PERFECT PERFORMANCE
As a Bass Clarinet player it does pain me
Bravo!!! From Brazil
Truly America's greatest weapon
To surpass metal gear...
whats the point of an army band? not fighting any battles are they?
Morale. It's the same reason men were given smokes and chocolate in the 20th century wars. Simple pleasures keep fighters sharp and willing to fight.
+Brandon Burrows i understand having having men playing instruments (bagpipes etc) leading soldiers into battle, but i doubt these guys have ever seen a battlefield before.
NothingButTheWin Enlisted personnel aren't all on the front lines fighting, and when they are they aren't fighting all day every day. RnR is a concept as old as military friend. I don't think you understand what an armed force is. It's more than constant operations run by drones of unfeeling deathbringers. Sometimes it's just a cloud of stress from a line of work that demands more from its employees than any civilian line of work that needs to be relieved. Top brass like the pageantry, the desk workers get to take part too, the men in the shit get occasional breaks for field concerts, even the islamic fighters get their war trophies. At the end of the day it comes down to one factor. Morale. If you don't let men release their stress occasionally all sorts of problems arise in any armed force.
+Brandon Burrows wait so the people in the band are actually soldiers and other army personnel on a break?
NothingButTheWin The people in the crowd are potentially off duty, they could also be military families. The band is a specialized unit that performs as a band in a variety of circumstances. They deploy to active warzones too, but they don't fight. They boost morale. They also perform at military funerals.
That bass trombonist is wild. I can hear every note he plays
You're wrong; what you heard was the tenor trombone which is a smaller instrument. A agree with you on the facial expressions of the interpreter and his great delivery! I used to play tenor and bass bone until a few years ago.
@@bobboscarato1313 Are you trying to tell me the tenor trombone is playing the bass line? I think you're talking about something else. I currently play tenor and bass bone.
@@hunter2532 I said the fellow that plays the trombone solo is playing a tenor bone. Tenor has one single turn in back; bass has 3 turns in back.- Hope this helps you.-
@@bobboscarato1313 I wasn't talking about the solo.....
The bass bone is real heavy from 1:00-1:30
@@bobboscarato1313 Deaf.
that bari is deadly
YEAH!
Great Arrangement!!!
AMERICAN TAXPAYERS MONEY WELL SPENT!!!
HOOAHH!!’
Sean Casey
The face that trombone player made on his solo is me on a trombone solo when I'm feelin the groove
My friends this is USA .
Man, these guys are smokin'!
I'm an Army veteran and a Texan, so you can probably figure out what I think about this extremely well-done musical piece. God bless the United States Army, and God bless Texas!
Thanks for your service!
I thought the Army was such great musicians that I added some of the songs to a CD to listen to on the way to work and during lunch, along with Marine Corps., and Navy, good job guys and thank you for your service, I also added a full version of the Star Spangled Banner to the CD and titled it "America Is #1 Album".
Nice
That groove is so catchy. Trombone solo is great as well.
Luke Slidewalker on da bone. Awesome stuff.
Como siempre Excelente chicos . Saluditos desde Acapulco.
How awesome how are people serve in so many capacities! Go Army 👍
HUGS WOWW, YOU ALL, OUT DID YOURSELVES. GO CAT GO. WAY BACK MAN.... BRAVO. THANK YOU HUMBLED ME.
Absolutely rippin!! Many thanks! :-)
Is that a baritone guitar that the soldier is playing btw?
Delta Nine nah, it looks like just a 7 string
Great music.so fantastic.congratulation every body.regards from venezuela
yeahhh bravooo from Germany :D
Beautiful shit man!!!!!from everyone
Damn the trombone player looks like @adamlz
that girl in 2:57 LOL
Ya toats
Tradición en sonidos y armonía.
I love this band
Great seeing the band members clap their hands during the saxophone solo.
I really enjoy listening to them playing Jazz Music. They are fantastic musicians! God bless them.
amazing
yeah dude, the trombonist killed it on the solo, well done!
Wow
Please play by land and by Sea
Who's the drummer!!!!@,?damn
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Anyone knows where the sheet music of this can be found?
It was an original composition from one of the sergeants. It's not being sold anywhere :(
Hard chart I bet😝
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Muito bom!