I’m from the UK and this kind of tradition is bizarre to me, but I have to say I’m absolutely amazed by how precise and entertaining this is. I’m addicted to these videos
The best, so cool that band members are recording as they perform. Especially as you write your script Ohio! LOVE IT!! Thank you for sharing your videos with us.
Interesting perspectives for those who have never been in a marching band. No matter whose band it is. As a piccolo player it was interesting to me to see what trombonists go through with their slides.
if i end up wanting to move out of state when i go to college post-highschool, this is gonna be my go-to college to audition for marching band!! osu marching band inspires me a lot for the future
Wow! Great job on the half-time performance! I gotta ask because I played bass trombone in my college band - 1) does the school provide all the trombones as every brass instrument I saw on the field was silver-plated. I saw some trombones with F attachments - guessing some were bass trombones. When I marched decades ago, there were flag people on the field that you could key off of to find your position for the different parts of the program - I saw none of that here, so how you get from one formation to the other and end up in the right place without wrapping your slide around someone's head is nothing less than amazing! Anyway - thanks for taking us "veterans" back on the field one more time - it was great!
Practice....lots of practice. 2+ hours a day plus what you put in on your own time. Not many people realize this until they look for flip-folders (to hold music) and don't see them on the instruments. Every show (pregame and halftime) is completely memorized (of course the moves as well as music). If there are multiple back-to-back home games, like this year, that's a new pregame and halftime every week. Back in my day, we typically got the new show and music on Monday (along with watching and critiquing last week's show video) and had music checks 3 days later, on Thursday. If you failed to memorize your music and failed the check, you became an alternate. All of this while maintaining a college course load. Also, this video shows what it's like to go through those tight crossovers that connect the big "O" and the "h." Members were taught to snap their instrument down, push through the crossover (without deviating from a straight path through) and then snap their instrument back up. Luckily us drummers could stop in the bottom half of the big "O," so we didn't have to haul drums through the crossovers. During my time, Dr. Droste converted the trombonium players to slide trombones...brand new (King?) silver-plated trombones purchased by the school. It must have taken time to get used to getting the trombones snapped down because there would be a (broken) slide or two lying on the ground after a script. Again, people crossing over from your side were taught to push through even if a slide got in the way. It kept the rather large instrument repair staff busy;-)
All new trombone members have to try out on 2nd, which is why it is the only public posting! Summer session start in June, be on the lookout on the website!
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I’m from the UK and this kind of tradition is bizarre to me, but I have to say I’m absolutely amazed by how precise and entertaining this is. I’m addicted to these videos
This is a classic college tradition in the US, and The Ohio State Marching Band is in the top 5. Uniquely American and a cool tradition.
It’s amazing I love it all. I Especially love the script Ohio section where they dot the I, so good.
This activity is a real and true brotherhood if you ever saw one, these people work together better than nuclear physicists do.
@@ARCtrooper8248 I couldn’t agree more, there’s such a sense of family with these guys, I love it.
Is anyone else singing the ENTIRE time?!?
How firm thy Friendship!!!
My partner is in Q row, I am happy your filmed this because I get a glimpse into what a game might be like for him. Always so proud of F and Q!!!
The best, so cool that band members are recording as they perform. Especially as you write your script Ohio! LOVE IT!! Thank you for sharing your videos with us.
Why am I hitting my chest the same time yall do 🤣🤣🤣. I'm obsessed with this band.
Same.
Interesting perspectives for those who have never been in a marching band. No matter whose band it is. As a piccolo player it was interesting to me to see what trombonists go through with their slides.
Hi
if i end up wanting to move out of state when i go to college post-highschool, this is gonna be my go-to college to audition for marching band!! osu marching band inspires me a lot for the future
If I joined OSU and did the marching band ,this is exactly where I want to be. with the trombones!
Wow! Great job on the half-time performance! I gotta ask because I played bass trombone in my college band - 1) does the school provide all the trombones as every brass instrument I saw on the field was silver-plated. I saw some trombones with F attachments - guessing some were bass trombones. When I marched decades ago, there were flag people on the field that you could key off of to find your position for the different parts of the program - I saw none of that here, so how you get from one formation to the other and end up in the right place without wrapping your slide around someone's head is nothing less than amazing! Anyway - thanks for taking us "veterans" back on the field one more time - it was great!
All the instruments are provided!
@@benprochaska8118 thank you - appreciate your reply.
Practice....lots of practice. 2+ hours a day plus what you put in on your own time. Not many people realize this until they look for flip-folders (to hold music) and don't see them on the instruments. Every show (pregame and halftime) is completely memorized (of course the moves as well as music). If there are multiple back-to-back home games, like this year, that's a new pregame and halftime every week. Back in my day, we typically got the new show and music on Monday (along with watching and critiquing last week's show video) and had music checks 3 days later, on Thursday. If you failed to memorize your music and failed the check, you became an alternate. All of this while maintaining a college course load.
Also, this video shows what it's like to go through those tight crossovers that connect the big "O" and the "h." Members were taught to snap their instrument down, push through the crossover (without deviating from a straight path through) and then snap their instrument back up. Luckily us drummers could stop in the bottom half of the big "O," so we didn't have to haul drums through the crossovers. During my time, Dr. Droste converted the trombonium players to slide trombones...brand new (King?) silver-plated trombones purchased by the school. It must have taken time to get used to getting the trombones snapped down because there would be a (broken) slide or two lying on the ground after a script. Again, people crossing over from your side were taught to push through even if a slide got in the way. It kept the rather large instrument repair staff busy;-)
@@joesekel7908 only difference is we do music checks on Friday now🤣
@@benprochaska8118 Thanks. I'm pretty sure ours were Thursday, not Friday. But after nearly 40 years, admittedly some memory details are fading😶🌫
Here before this blows up
First. Great job!
8:57 hope whoever phone that was got it back unscathed 😭
I've found second trombone music on the university website, but idk if that's the only part like of there is also 1st and second parts too.
All new trombone members have to try out on 2nd, which is why it is the only public posting! Summer session start in June, be on the lookout on the website!
I've seen the other video of the snare drummer.
late to the party but what was up with the phone on the 40 yard line marker? 😆
Here's a big question, which position? F-4 or F-10?
F9!
Who’s Rachel?!?
Thanks Algorithm.
The person who stands on the spot where we turn, a friend of F Row :)
@@benprochaska8118 thank you.
Well done Rachel!
its like a warzone or someithing saving private ryan.