USMC West Coast Composite Band - 2013 Pasadena Bandfest
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The United States Marine Corps West Coast Composite Band, featuring Wayne Bergeron, performing at Bandfest 2013 in Pasadena, CA on Sunday, December 30th 2012. This band is made up of three Marine Bands from around Southern California. The band members are fully combat-trained and prove that they are as proficient with their musical instruments as they are with their weaponry. Many of these these fine service members have completed tours in Iraq and/or Afghanistan.
00:05 - Introduction/Taking the field
02:22 - Disney's Aladdin
06:38 - The Thunderer march
08:02 - Percussion Cadence
09:29 - The Thunderer march...continued
10:50 - Malagueña
15:38 - Armed Forces '72
15:54 - The United States Army
16:28 - The United States Navy
17:01 - The United States Coast Guard
17:40 - The United States Air Force
18:11 - The United States Marine Corps
20:55 - Auld Lang Syne
23:31 - The Stars and Stripes Forever...starts at 24:16
28:10 - Pass & Review - Semper Fidelis starts at 29:28
31:45 - Pass & Review - The Marines' Hymn
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and sharing. You guys are incredible and put on a great show. I'm glad you all did Bandfest.
I can't believe that i was in the same parade as them and i didn't get to see them preform!
The Stars and Stripes Forever!
I love this performance, man! Makes me actually miss marching in parades/ceremonies with the Marine Bands.... NOT! Nope, I miss the great times we had on the road back in the 80's, etc., but not the marching part -LOL!
Great performance. It made a vintage Marine Musician proud and brought back many great memories.
The Best Show
28:10 - Pass in Review - Semper Fidelis starts at 29:28
31:45 - Pass in Review - The Marines' Hymn
24:17
during the time stamp, I find it funny for some reason when the drum major walked down and put the hat back on one of their member
wow. so much power. I love it. the way they point their weapons right at the crowd. unbelievable
USMC has style. drum break at 8,5 is great
Yes, these are US Marines that go through boot camp and combat training BEFORE they are trained in their MOS, which is musician. Any questions?
Thanks Carlos. I updated this in the description section above.
Thanks!
Stop clapping along, it's getting annoying! Other than that, good job Marine Band!!
Jake
Also enjoyed Wayne Bergeron on trumpet.
maravilha de banda militar e gosto muito. parabens.
Wow
That is awesome
way to go guys !
horn work is great throughout, but at 14 is off the freaking chain. Gunnies on Horns just wail it
he's on speakers, his sound is reaching the audience before the band
Get it together cymbals!!!
I wish I could play snare like that.
even though they don't directly protect the country, they represent YOUR Corps and my Corps. People enjoy watching and listening to them play and in events like this. it certainly paint's a better picture than when that grunt who threw that puppy off a cliff and posted the video on youtube. thanks for protecting the country from innocent puppies Grunts. that was sarcasm if you didn't catch it.
It's the combined band which means 1st Marine Division Band. Division as in combat arms. They don't carry their instruments during war. This is why they must qualify with their weapons every fiscal year because the band usually guards the Combat Operations Center (COC) so they are right there with all of the combat arms people.
Hey, is that CWO Edward Hayes conducting?
2:22 thats aladdin as in DISNEY'S ALADDIN
10:50 and beyond is malageńa :)
1:35 What is the difference between the two Marines at the bottom of the screen? Why does the Marine with the stick device walk away and let the other Marine lead the band, then later returns to march the band away? What's the meaning/purpose behind this?
SanFranciscoBay It's a matter of function. The marine with the "stick device" (mace) is the drum major for the band while the other one, who holds a baton, acts as the ceremonial conductor. While the conductor for this performance was a warrant officer, they may be enlisted men or women like the drum major. The drum major is responsible for the military appearance and drill of the band while the conductor is responsible for the musical performance, so the drum major had relinquished control of the band when he walked away and assumed command when he returned.
The one with the "big stick" is the drum major
In HS the drum major(s) conduct as well (most bands like big 5 a or 6a mostly)
+Steven Chambers I know brother who are the other dummies commenting?
erm, the mic delay is the antichrist as far as I'm concerned
11 thumbs down, again I wish I could've marched with you guys, CAPT Eckmann
+David Raeke thumbs down don't know shit. I sense you like this too.
BAD TO THE BONE, DEVILDOG BANDS
We rock lol.
Ha, Indeed it is a American.
いやはや、なんとも、アメリカ的です。
隊列の指揮者は演奏の間、端っこで直立不動なのね。
帽子を拾ってあげる場面は笑ってしまったｗｗ。
life55100さん
玉付き棒振ってた人、向かって左端で立ちっ放しでしたよ。
硫黄島のやらせ写真は有名ですね。
中山真一 え？ どこが？？ あ～ 20.25 あたりね、 よーく見てますね。
２０分位から硫黄島のシーンね、忘れられないのかねー 。
中山真一
あの指揮者は行進しながら演奏する時の指揮者で、あの棒を振り回すのが見せ場ですからね。
普通の指揮者はできません。
軍隊だから１時間でも２時間でも？？立っていられますかね？ww
life55100さん
忍耐の要る立場ですなあｗ。
さすがに２時間は無理でしょうけど、１時間ぐらいなら立ってられそうですね。
OO-RAH
The opening of Malageńa sounds like the scorpion king :)
19:50
What about 29 Palms??????
darrell henson The MCAGCC Band (29 Palms) was deactivated in 2012.
Justin Grunes I did not know that. Thanks. I was there when they converted from drum corps to the band.
At least they not as POG as a clerk, LOL, Semper Fi
21:13 WHAT??
+Magnus B USMC raising the Stars and stripes over IWO JIMA !
12172017
Guess noone learned the simple principle that Basses need to turn their heads FACING the audience to be projected and heard....
For some reason, I was expecting military music. How is this supposed to scare our enemies?
This clapping is incredibly annoying.
If the singing was as good as the mooving and gestures of the band are, it would be terrific. Sorry, but the sound is a bit amateurish...
Clods clapping along with the music...tsk tsk. Dreadful.
+SpeedyNeutrino172 I've SEEN THIS LIVE A MILLION TIMES, LIVING IN D, C. everybody claps every time!