1st Marine Division Band - Semper Fidelis & The Marines' Hymn - 2011 Dana Point Parade
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- From Camp Pendleton, CA
The 1st Marine Division Band performing their musical selections at the 40th Annual Dana Point Festival of Whales Parade on Saturday, March 5, 2011.
00:12 - Semper Fidelis
01:11 - Cadence
01:53 - Cadence
02:01 - The Marines' Hymn
02:44 - Cadence
02:58 - Semper Fidelis
03:40 - Cadence
03:55 - The Marines' Hymn (corner turn)
Where would we be without John Phillips Sousa? What a musical genius.
There's proof that high standards and hard work has stellar results. Thanks USMC!
The Band sounds GREAT! Very impressive! Thank you for your Service USMC! :-)
My heart fills with pride for this beautiful rendition. Thank you all for serving our country.
We,the Australian people thank the 1st Marine Div. for there sacrifices during WW2 in coming to our aid, especially your soldiers who fought at Guadalcanal. We have a special spot in our hearts for you and shall never forget it 'At the going down of the sun, and in the morning we shall remember them' .....
My Dad was in the Marine 1st Div. fought on Guadalcanal, and several other battles. He always told us he had the highest respect for the Australian military, no one fought, like those Aussies.
My dad as one of them, 1st Mar div 5th Mar reg
Desde Bogota. Colombia.
Me llena de infinita emoción. !!!!!
Interpretación majestuosa.
Me inundan los ojos. Bellísima
Gracias por subirla
Thanks for protecting us. I never made it. My son was in the 2/5--Ramadi, the first Iraqi election, and the second battle of Fallujah. You served with the best.
Sousa regarded “Semper Fidelis” as his best march, dedicated to the officers and men of the U.S. Marine Corps.
To our brave men and women of the military, I thank each of you from the bottom of my heart.
My favorite branch is The United States Marine Corps. Both of my children are in the Marine Corps, and I'm the proudest mother that there ever could be of her son's!
Semper Fidelis
USMC Richard & USMC Christopher's Mom Agree I salute both your son's my Grandpa was in the Navy and my Uncle was In the Army
@@haydens2995
Oh my gosh! How proud of all of your family that have served our country!
I have so much honor, appreciation, and gratitude for what they have accomplished,
Your grandpa that was in the Navy, and your nephew that served in the Army. It took a lot of courage to volunteer for serving!
Please thank them for making the choice to Serve.
Our country has so many men and women that have become their special branch to Serve for. Words can not express all of the fine souls that gave our life for every American Citizen.
Thank you for writing such a kind reply to me.
Our Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard and Army all contribute to who we are today as a nation...
May all remain safe!
@@Mom-USMCRichardUSMCChristopher Thank you to your son's
@@haydens2995
That is so nice to hear.
I’m very proud of my kids.
It’s an Honor to be their Mom.
Thank you for your kind words.
Thanks for the great music and your service to our country
Great to see children there who can witness true honor and integrity-God Bless the Marine Corps
Really? What about the music? Does that not mean anything?
i get goosebumps every time the Marine's Hymn starts playing.
Even alone, I have to stand. A-1/9 67-68
@@mikeowen657 The Walking Dead. Ooh Rah and Semper Fi!
As an Australian, I love this.
Now, that is what a military band should look and sound like. Semper Fi
Perhaps you should watch any Royal Marines Band first, perhaps you'll change your mind !
@@richardholladay4165 I have watched the Royal Marines bands many times and many different years. They are most certainly impressive. They look great, and sound great too. But they are all about the crowd listening with their eyes. That is why their percussion leads them. I love watching them too.
HOWEVER-----
The US Marine Corps Bands are much more subdued. They concentrate on precision, intonation and the sound the band has as a whole unit. The idea being that you will be hard pressed to hear a Marine Band on the street playing loud over the crowd. Often times they only field 25 to 30 Marines of their TO. So by concentrating on intonation, everyone gets on the same frequency and that alone, by itself, is enough to carry the sound far and wide. Yes the Marine bands put a lot of work into looking good. When I was at Pendleton some 30 odd years ago, we put in 10 to 15 hours of just practicing marching every week. I would be willing to bet every unit except the Peesident's Own puts in that kind of time.
On a 4.0 scale, the members of the President's Own, on average, play on a 3.5 to 3.8 scale. Your average field band is between a 2.8 and 3.4 . It varies so widely because of the age and rank of the musicians. So a staff sergeant is expected to play on a 3.1 level consistantly. One needs to graduate with a 2.7 as a lance corporal and the requirement goes up .1 point for every rank.
But US Marine Bands are getting more creative and putting on some fantastic shows. One of my favorites is: look up US Marine Band scottish festival 2006. It should come up. It is only 25 minutes but you will be amazed. And yes, as full of pop and swagger as the Royal Marines Bands are, you will see why our Marine Bands are the top of all military bands.
They are simply amazing!
Anchors away is my favorite, guess because I was a sailor, Marines are an awesome band !!
That was beautiful!!!!!!
Love Those Marines!!
America salutes you, gentlemen!
standalone
The best song ever
Semper Fidelis! Happy Birthday to the 5th Marines, my Regiment in Vietnam, and to all Marines young and old. This is our Day! November 10, 2018
I WAS A CORPSMAN 2ND MARDIV VIET NAM ERA OOH RAH SEMPER FI TO MY BROTHERS
Carl Jung Depth Psychology Reading Group congratulación!!!
I was a Navy Corpman B Co. 2nd Med Bn out of Camp Lejeune...Was attached to 34th MAU while in the Med.........@@lovesixtiesrockmusic5304
These are the beautiful people!
that one sousaphone is doing a great job all by himself
Salute of France and thank's very much.
God Bless U.S.A and the USMC
God bless the 1-5, they are right now deployed. Semper fi.
Marines for ever. God bless America.
God bless them all.
Remember it well! Thank you, u.s.m.c. Best experience ever!
行進で、拍手をうけ、たくさんの歓声を浴びる音楽隊が、こころから、羨ましいですね！
Beautiful
God bless these Marines and the 2/5.
I was stationed with 3/5 back in the mid 80s.
Happy Birthday USMC!!!!
God Bless The United States Marine Corp!!!
Beautiful
Honor the Braves !!! God bless you !!! God bless America !!!
I AM A MARINE AND I LOVE THE MARINE CORPS
Drum major is excellent with his staff.
The amazing thing is not only do these Marines play fantastic music, they can kill you with a nail file. It is so nice to be where you can hear them playing. I usually stand where every band has just finished playing, 😎
Brilliant, even the balloons re marching. J Jacobs.
My dad was a company commander at Pendelton in the 80s
Bubmp bunn.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ,DAD
Semper Fidelis!
The banner squad seems confused. They hampered the smooth flow of the band!
i remember the film the glem miller story and when glen runs out and take over the band and outs some pep in the music,
Nice counterpoint and Intonation, Marines. High school band for me. Marching in June in the Florida sun is like work? You know about metronome too. Impressive people.
Served in 5th Marine Regiment. 2nd Battalion Foxtrot Company. 1978-1982.
3/3/3 NAM remeber the ones lost
I SALUTE YOU ,,
respect FOR best OF THE WORLD !
president Trump please proceed with the parade and show the rest of the world the strength of America to the rest of world. Im very proud of my relatives that fought for America during the 2nd WW
regards
Antonio
Canada
US Marine bands are the top #1
素晴らしい❤️軍楽隊は最高ですネ
Proud marine Once a marine all way marine
USMC. (UNCLE SAM'S MOTORCYCLE CLUB) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SEMPER FI
Not only are they squared away they also know how do fight for America
I get foggy vision! USMC 65-69
Meravigliosa banda saluto a tutti da Passa quatro Brasile.
Quem pode me dizer algo sobre a a moça que está tocando flauta . A segunda da esquerda .
Haven't seen a good solid square turn like that in ages. Most bands use the swinging gate and do not do that very well. To much practice for half time and not enough for street drill I suppose.
It's true
I wish that every regiment coming home would receive a parade. Like the Brits do.
Remember! 'Battle of Chosin Reservoir'
I miss the discipline and order everytime I see a dude who wants to show his whatever on public streets.
UNITES STATES MARINE BAND
I'm afraid the troops marching (some were even out of step earlier on)
isn't up to the same standard as the Band. That's why the USMC bands get invited to play with H.M.R.C. from time to time.
E/2/5 66=67 Vietnam
Is there someone in front of those guys with the banner? They need to pick up the pace.....
Are the folks carrying the banner a bit to close to the color guard, or is it just the angle?
Appeared that the two people holding the banner we're having a "conflict of pacing". I'm sure the color guard and the band we're a little irritated.
I think that's an effect of a long lens.
I notice there is only one French horn. is the French horn so great that it only need one in a sea of maybe 50 other instruments?
Viva USA.
Fine musicianship and marching. One minor question: Why do the lady member of the band wear a different hat? Doesn't that run counter to the definition of "uniform"?
She was wearing the female covers.
ditto!!
Hey Germans, look how we can Marching...
Bien por su diciplina orden.
Disappointing that they only show the band. There were troops also marching.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO MARINE CORPS
Those 2 kids in the front with the banner are walking way to slow.
+CaptainArt777 That's their job. They're spacers, and they set the pace of march. Otherwise, the Marines would run over every other unit. God bless the Marines. I was a spacer when I was a boy.
Those two leading .....get the hell out of the way. The REAL Marines in their cammies...should have been allowed to wear their dress blues too! Not fiction but fact from Captain Clark's Almanac!
CaptainArt777 😮😮
James Clark Poppycock. The bandsmen are just as much “REAL” marines as any other
It seems to me that the Banner Holders are walking too slow it's boring to watch,although I want to watch the band.
E-2-1 ---1956--1960
永遠忠誠 起錨 永遠忠誠 起錨
Why are some of the band members wearing plain blue slacks, while most are wearing the normal blue slacks with the red strip?
Marines are not allowed to wear "blood" stripes until they reach the rank of corporal. This is a tribute to Marines of NCO rank (corporal and above enlisted) and officers who gave their lives.
wow....the San Diego rock band is great. Srgt. Chip Copeland is a better singer than John Mayor
Those two kids carying the sign on walking too slowly.
Wooow
Please don't get me wrong but why the Americans march so stiff?
WHY? BECAUSE THEY ARE MARINES. 5th MARINES FIRST MARINE DIVISION. SEMPER FI
Discipline.
UWIAN NA!
Who are those two clowns carrying the banner?
Hey hun
0:27 someone was annoyed
Great Marching Band. But TBDBITL is always best.
Someone. Failed to tell the two bozos carrying the banner...you ALWAYS start off with your left foot...get it right or don’t march with Marines!
Or, with any army for that matter.
You're not paying attention Arden. The 2 up front are carrying a banner proudly proclaiming that the 5th regiment is adopted by the city of Dana Point (Ca.), which is close to Camp Pendleton where the 5th is headquartered.
They are obviously not part of the military formation and are not marching. Their job is to carry the banner which apparently belongs to the city. Only a real dope would not have been able to figure that out. Now I have a question for you. Were you born stupid or have you been working at it all your life? Just wondering.
@@bobcampbell7596 Really? he made a mistake and you not only feel it is your duty to correct him, you need to turn around and insult him too. What is wrong with you? Just let it go...
Tendrán muchos misiles pero desfilando Dan pena
The damn left rifleman is out of step
Wyomiss
Meh. An elite fighting force should have an elite band. This is just adequate - nothing more. If you are going to have such small numbers you'd best have great musicians who can project well while also achieving impressive blend, balance, and intonation. The drums are playing like they are in a band 5x the size of this one.
Color guard needs practice. Raggedy at about 30 seconds and not together after that at times.
Only 1 sousaphone
У музыкантов больше строевой дисциплины чем у солдат доблестной США.
vergleich NVA deutsche armee
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those two turtles in front..what the heck are doing..
The Marines are not the same any more... These marches are old marches from the century before last!! Can't some of these musicians compose new marches?
That's part of traditions and history of the Corps, and of the country as well. If you're using modern music as a rule of thumb, we're in trouble.
Not only is Sousa's Semper Fidelis the official march of the Marine Corps it is also among the most stirring US marches. If it in't broke, don't fix it.
And that's Sergeant Major Sousa, now leading our band up and down those streets we so famously guard. Jaywalkers beware ☺
All I can say is this there is a difference In the tone , watched a video of U.S.M.C. Band from 1942.
They were superior.
Many military bands seem to be fond of the march "Bravura" also.