BAGLEY "National Emblem" - "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- "The President's Own" United States Marine Band presents "National Emblem" by Edwin Eugene Bagley. Conducted by Col. John R. Bourgeois. From the album "Esprit de Corps," released 1984. www.marineband....
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Chills at 1:53, Marine Corps graduation at Parris Island SC 12/21/22. Never will forget it.
Drinking at this time of night, thinking of my past and those that never had a future. Semper Fidelis. You will never be forgotten. Our Freedoms are not Free. Someone paid for them.
Well over a million men and women.
@@robinblankenship9234 I served with a Blankenship from Washington state.
@@TheDustysix I am from Virginia. USN 1968 - 88.
I'm sorry for your loss I'll be praying for you 👍❤
The tune at 1:53 and beyond played through my mind to help push me through OCS because I knew that song is the one they would play at our graduation. When I finally heard Navy Band play it at graduation I had chills down my spine that I'll never forget. It's amazing the impact music has on someone and how it can drive you. The song has an amazing power to it that is truly motivating to me to this day.
rah sir
RAAF passing out had this played, 1:53 made everyone feel 10 foot tall
They played this for your side too, huh Sir? I remember this from SD
Man I love that low brass at 1:56
it's sooo much fun to play too! I played baritone horn in high school and LOVED this march!
That so-called “trio section” that begins at at 1:54 is awesome. It’s actually played on its own when leaders, dignitaries, or even the color guard enters or exits important events.
It's somewhere between a trio and a break strain and absolutely an amazingly written section.
IT MAKES YOU FEEL POWERFUL
My favorite march!!! Now, If I can only remember that it is Bagley, and not Sousa!!!🤔🤭🙄
I'm a trombonist and love this march! I always think of the Dirty Dozen when I play this.
AN OLD WAR HORSE.
Played this hundreds of times.
And loved it hundreds of times.
Sounded great retiring the Colors at 2021 Inauguration ... our high school band (Falls Church, VA) played this in the 1969 inauguration parade!!
How exciting! That must've been some experience! This was one of the marches we played in competition in the high school band. I bet I could still play it today :D
@@kathio3158 It was awesome - even though one of the coldest days of my young life! Muscle memory in my fingers can still recall that sax part!
This is my favorite march. The last chorus is magnificently dramatic and stirs the soul.
this is USMC Band GOD BLESS THE PRESIDENT'S OWN
My Vermont summer community band, 70 years old this year :-), often plays this march. It is always introduced by our Director as "by Edwin Eugene Bagley, from down the road in Craftsbury." :-) -John C., Newport Area Concert Band
Happy memories of Continental Army Band, Ft Monroe, 1971-75. We used this on parade and the herald trumpets out front reinforced the other trumpets in the trio. Chilling effect.
So proud to be an American!
Fuck, yeah!
I'm not
Me too
U-S-A!
FUCK YEAH
Our concert band just played this last night at Riverside park in La Crosse, Wisconsin. It was a hot and humid evening!
저는 1971년 생 남성 입니다. 어릴때인 70년대 중반~80년대 말 경기도 평택군 청북면 어연 1리(지금의 경기도 평택시 청북읍 원 어연길) 마을에 살 때, 인근 미군 공군 부대에서 행진곡들이 나온 게 저희 동네 까지 들린 겁니다. 그땐 곡명을 몰랐다가, 커서 알게 됐습니다
Reminds me of graduation at Navy OCS.
Spectacular!
Magnificent!
WOW!!Anyone here for March Mania only 5 more days
woop woop
This one could be a contender...
They should play THIS at graduation ceremonies considering Pomp and Circumstance March was written by a BRITISH composer!
Our High school band played this through a five mile parade. Better to play one song perfectly than five or more poorly. No music required it was automatic by then. We had about 130 band members for the big annual event. Six or seven Sousaphones in the back row.
As a snare player for this song, 1:53 is my favorite part
Hi from the Philippines. Flag Ceremony is over.
*¡enjoyed at 10:29 pm Pacific DayLight Savings Time on Monday, 13 March 2023!*
happy 244th Marines, ooh rah!
we played this for our high school graduation today
god I'm probably gonna have to do the low brass part as a tenor sax player and it sounds SO LIT
You'll love playing that - that low B-flat (c-fingering, almost all stops closed) is a *blast*
@@caverdaveazhi The song got taken out of the show, I did not get to play it even though it was so fun
@@savvyhowe1646 BOO! It's a great one for sure. I read up on its history - even though EE Bagley wrote it, it was one of Sousa's top 4 favorites. And Bagley tried to throw out the score after he had written it (didn't like the ending or some such nonsense). His band rescued it from the trash, unbeknownst to the composer, and surprised him by playing it at their next concert!
@@caverdaveazhi that's a cool bit of history
Indeed. I was navy band trombone player for 12 years...this is my favorite march of all the marches I played... because it has powerful low brass trombone to finally carry a melody lol
"National Emblem" is the theme song of the VFW and American Legion national champion Blessed Sacarament Golden Knights Drum and Bugle Corps.
There are a bunch of 3rd graders in my music class who are going to be very sad if this one doesn't go all the way! They love it!! #MarchMania2019
Its back for March Mania 2022!
My all time fave...after "The Stars And Stripes Forever"
I will always associate the Emblem March with Admiral "Tug" Benson... when he steps off the plane....and the band keeps playing.
*¡enjoying at 11:42 am Pacific Standard Time on Wednesday, 5 January 2022!*
Im a tromboner and a trumpeter,when i play the trombone in this march i loved the 1:55 part it gaves me vibes
I just compared the US Air Force Band's version with this. Both are excellent. I prefer the Marine Band version by a small margin. It's a little tighter and cleaner. What the Marines handle especially well is the section beginning at 2:00 and repeating at around 2:34 -- the steady drumbeats and strong, dark tones, low rising to high, a touch menacing, as if to announce the arrival of a new imperial power on the world's stage. And then the return to a lighter, more exuberant mode. "We're pleasant, cheerful Americans, but we can be damned tough if we want to." It was composed in 1902, and maybe the nation was preening after the Spanish American War and the composer was joining in.
Stood at attention (or parade rest?) On my graduation from Parris Island on March 5th, 2004. Got out in 2012 as a Sgt after 2 combat deployments as an Infantryman. Semper Fi.
Had to march to the coda in boot camp, good times.
I have a lot of respect for the people playing this, while I never have, Anchors Aweigh is hard enough as a piano solo, and doesn’t seem to be much different in complexity than this
my fav march
If our system is bad, so is our music!!! "The National Emblem March" -by "Bagley," is my favorite by far. I also like hail to the chief. Patriotic songs and marches sound a little queer to me right now. "Mother Mary, please pray for us now, and at the hour of our death..." (Aamainn) Brother James Kendall Moore OSB OFS OSC ✝️
Siempre Fieles
I’m playing from 1:53 to the end in my drill this year and it’s so cool to hear
How it went?
The false end, and break really made this March.
Sousa said this is the one march he wished he had composed.. classic.
This has to go to the finals
Percy Jackson? a band kid? It's an honor to see you in this comment section
Eu gosto de ouvir essas e outras marchas.
It’s breathtaking at 1:53 I sit in front of the trombones and it sounds so badasss and im a trumpet player
I was losing my mind trying to figure out why nobody anywhere had talked about the excerpts from Sousa marches featured in this. Come to realize I was actually thinking of the excerpts from _this piece_ featured in Leroy Anderson's arrangement of Seventy-Six Trombones 😭
Yeah!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Love mi granpha
One of the few good American marches
Thank God this beat Boyars March! Last year was a disgrace.
1:53
Make America Great Again!!!
Yeah by voting out all MAGA Fascists. Hahahahahaha
Oh my god, and you are exactly why Americans have a bad rep
0:44 - Sugod Bahay ni Jose Manalo.
SEMPER FI
Hola! I seem to recall a southern high school band reporting a 'jazzed-up' version
of National Emblem on 45 rpm which got international release. Anyone recall that musical nugget? Mike H. Waite, Ont. Canada
Note, recording not reporting. MHW
"National City" by the Arkansas Junior High School Band
bro my band is playing this 😭😭😭
Over manifest destiny moment
Any other trumpets?
This would be perfect, but it needs to be arranged with a couple of cymbals at a few strategic points.
NNNOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!
Nice reference
Nobody’s talking about sosorry 💀
Sousa himself called this a great march.
Military at age 33? or find a "job."
1:53
2:02