Bravura March Played by Texas Army National Guard 36th Division Band

Bravura by Charles Duble is one of the most colorful marches in the American march repetoire. Here it is played in a stately and animated way by the Texas Army National Guard 36th Division Band in April 2012. The occasion was American Heroes Weekend at Camp Mabry near Austin. CWO Jeffrey Lighsey conducts. [There is some wind noise that interferes with the sound.]

[@kaylagrissom4888]

my high school marching band is going to competition with this peice! super exciting

[@clovewine]

wonderful

[@noahreynolds1715]

Now all we need since it is texas is a shotgun firing as a bass drum

[@adrianwilson7193]

Mom's Demand Action wouldn't care for the shotgun.
There's no business like army show
business.

[@felixiii4186]

3:01 i feel like its missing the finale

[@trapezemusic]

Robert - Thanks for posting this video. Believe me, your mike is not the issue re the poor sound created by this type of snare drum..

[@mrwicio35]

Puzoniści wirtuozersko grają z pamięci. Pięknie. Szkoda tylko że ciągle szukają dźwięku buahahahhaa:D

[@trapezemusic]

Very good band playing a fine march. That being said, the sound produced from the type of snare drum they are using is awful. I can't imagine why on earth any military band (sadly, there are more than a few) would opt to use them. Use real snare drums, not these feeble sounding imposters. They add nothing to any piece of music, most certainly a march.

[@martialmusic]

I shot this video with my cell phone. Note the best mike, you know