I saw a comment saying scv's drums and Carolina crowns brass together would be unstoppable and I just wanted to put that out there cause it would be the best
This opener will forever be one of my all-time favorites from any DCI show. Vivaldi's Four Seasons Spring for front ensemble was such a wonderful idea, and they pulled it off so skillfully! Love it!
this honestly in my opinion would be the best thing to ever do in dci... being able to hear the rest of the corps behind you and playing this beautiful music. what a show😭
Timestamps: 0:00 WE NEED THAT EMOTIONAL COMMUNICATION Start (The Second Best Part) ~ 0:14 Chirp Chirp 0:59 Start/Opener ~ Gotta love these thirty-second notes 1:17 Diversity ~ We start getting eighth notes and sixteenth notes in the mix 1:27 HIGH NOTES ~ We go higher 1:30 Time Travel ~ Back to the Db 1:36 Grace Note 2:14 The Opener Ends ~ Cymballlllllllll After The Opener ~ 2:35 Faster and Better 3:18 Whatever the Hell This Is ~ Using the FOIL method to wrap mallets 3:43 Let the Runs Begin 4:03 Hell For Both Hands (Whatever the Hell This is Part 2) ~ The Marimbas use Burton's Grip to play hell 4:38 Random Melody ~ RaNdOmNeSs 4:50 Octaves ~ You know the thing 2017's show lacked (This is a joke) 4:59 A Random Run ~ FaStEr DaMnIt 5:20 OmInOuS 5:39 A Random Run Part 2 ~ GO FASTER THIS IS UNDERTEMPO 5:48 CRASH ~ I wanted to include this because I always get this stuck in my head Halfway (The Best Part Really) ~ 6:00 Everything Stops 6:07 Polyrhythms ~ 2:3 6:35 This Part ~ Triplet Triplet 3 and 4 and 1 and a 223456 32345678 4 6:42 The Best Part of the Whole Show ~ Yeah I said it. 7:13 That Chord Man ~ The Best Part of the Whole Show Part 2 7:16 The Best Part of the Whole Show Part 3 7:46 The Best Part of the Whole Show Ends After The Halfway Point ~ 8:00 After The Halfway Point 8:15 Crotales 8:33 The Four Mallet Run 8:52 The Third Best Part of The Whole Show ~ With one hand 8:56 That Single Independence Man... 9:15 Two Mallets Part 1 ~ The first time in the entire show this happens Closer ~ 9:27 WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS SONG 10:17 If I Did This My Hand Would Kill Itself 10:20 Octaves Part 2 10:46 Pretty ~ Also two mallets stuff again 11:03 Crotales Part 2 12:05 Whenever I Hear This I Cry ~ So damn good 12:27 Look At Her Go 12:31 The Final Chord Useless Trivia About Myself: I freaking love Brandon Cummings he is my hero. He's so great. I wanna join Santa Clara Vanguard when I get older. I'm a Marimbist myself. Santa Clara Vanguard is my favorite Drum Corp.
I haven't always been the biggest fan of SCV, but I have been a fan since Les Miserables. But this show is fantastic. I saw it in Warrensburg, MO and it blew me away. I love the birds chirping, I love the way the opener makes you think about Spring. I think it's great. Fantastic.
Hunter Johnson and what exactly has vanguard done to make you not be a fun? Because they don't follow the path of the coats or devils? Or were you just making an ignorant comment?
The ignorant comment here is yours for assuming that everyone finds the same shows you do fun. Vanguard were for quite some time a very conservative corps when it comes to show design and if you watch videos of shows from before 2013 you'd probably understand that better. Honestly I'm not a major fan of their current stuff either outside of the pit writing, but I certainly won't call you ignorant for enjoying their shows as much as you want to. Grow the fuck up.
This is from your Upper Darby rehearsal the day of the Chester Show! I was there. Definitely won't forget that speech you all got about the kind of crowd you see at Allentown.
just a question does anyone one know what the center marimba has a traditional grip in her left and a Stevens in right I'm a pit person but I'm just really curious
Ashley Garvin It IS so fun to play. There's a transcription that you can view for free on MuseScore with the full marimba parts in there. Im learning the ballad for fun and it's so gorgeous
It really increases the speed you can play at and your hand eye coordination. I played 4 mallets back in high school and it was a challenge at first but once you start to get used to the callus then you're fine and it starts to be really fun
does anyone know what kind of bird whistles they used? i know there are some toys that can do it, but i wasn’t sure if they were hunting whistles or a specific kind
Brandon Cummings You have inspired me so much. I’ve watched this over 1000 times and have learned most of the ballad and a lot of the Winter part. Stupidly geeky i know and kind of weird but this is, just how couldn’t this inspire you.
Im pretty sure the center uses Burton in her right hand. Obviously because of her missing finger. Trad would be too difficult with four fingers because you really need the two fingers at the crossing point and the middle finger in the midle to stabilize it. Also its an inferior grip especially for this type of stuff. Look closely at other videos its preeeettty obvious lol. Burton is easier because its just like holding 2 mallets with the extra mallet added on top and in between the index and middle. Idk why everyone thinks she uses trad
I don't mean to be a stickler for technique but the part of his mallet 1 and 4 that sticks out needs to be significantly less than what was sticking out. The technique is supposed to be 1/8th of an inch.
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I saw a comment saying scv's drums and Carolina crowns brass together would be unstoppable and I just wanted to put that out there cause it would be the best
Bluecoats visual design, Crowns Brass, SCVs Percussion, Boston's Color Guard
@@ryanmele8159 the unstoppable corp
@@ryanmele8159 what about front ensemble?
@@johnnydasuper by Percussion, he also meant Front Ensemble
@@Benihana1468 I figured that might have been the case lol
This opener will forever be one of my all-time favorites from any DCI show. Vivaldi's Four Seasons Spring for front ensemble was such a wonderful idea, and they pulled it off so skillfully! Love it!
Max Behymer Max Richter is a genius
same. when my friends ask what a good front sounds like i show them this
My band played this but easier for this year
*sandi rennick + paul rennick
I always thought in the very beginning electronics just played like a forest sounds loop or something never would have thought of bird whistles lol
this honestly in my opinion would be the best thing to ever do in dci... being able to hear the rest of the corps behind you and playing this beautiful music. what a show😭
Eyoel Abera I'm in pit (Not DCI), and it's amazing hearing everything as I'm playing.
Emily S. oh yah i can tell even as a trombone/baritone i still respect all other sections and enjoy
Eyoel Abera i play trombone:)
It really is though. 😁
But scratch that... I'm now with vanguard and getting to perform Babylon has been life changing.. 💚❤️
I wish more people would watch this. Lol.
Im with you
me three
Let's be honest, most of the people here are percussionists or love marching band music.
Yo
@@Yumster4286 yeah
Timestamps:
0:00 WE NEED THAT EMOTIONAL COMMUNICATION
Start (The Second Best Part) ~
0:14 Chirp Chirp
0:59 Start/Opener ~ Gotta love these thirty-second notes
1:17 Diversity ~ We start getting eighth notes and sixteenth notes in the mix
1:27 HIGH NOTES ~ We go higher
1:30 Time Travel ~ Back to the Db
1:36 Grace Note
2:14 The Opener Ends ~ Cymballlllllllll
After The Opener ~
2:35 Faster and Better
3:18 Whatever the Hell This Is ~ Using the FOIL method to wrap mallets
3:43 Let the Runs Begin
4:03 Hell For Both Hands (Whatever the Hell This is Part 2) ~ The Marimbas use Burton's Grip to play hell
4:38 Random Melody ~ RaNdOmNeSs
4:50 Octaves ~ You know the thing 2017's show lacked (This is a joke)
4:59 A Random Run ~ FaStEr DaMnIt
5:20 OmInOuS
5:39 A Random Run Part 2 ~ GO FASTER THIS IS UNDERTEMPO
5:48 CRASH ~ I wanted to include this because I always get this stuck in my head
Halfway (The Best Part Really) ~
6:00 Everything Stops
6:07 Polyrhythms ~ 2:3
6:35 This Part ~ Triplet Triplet 3 and 4 and 1 and a 223456 32345678 4
6:42 The Best Part of the Whole Show ~ Yeah I said it.
7:13 That Chord Man ~ The Best Part of the Whole Show Part 2
7:16 The Best Part of the Whole Show Part 3
7:46 The Best Part of the Whole Show Ends
After The Halfway Point ~
8:00 After The Halfway Point
8:15 Crotales
8:33 The Four Mallet Run
8:52 The Third Best Part of The Whole Show ~ With one hand
8:56 That Single Independence Man...
9:15 Two Mallets Part 1 ~ The first time in the entire show this happens
Closer ~
9:27 WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS SONG
10:17 If I Did This My Hand Would Kill Itself
10:20 Octaves Part 2
10:46 Pretty ~ Also two mallets stuff again
11:03 Crotales Part 2
12:05 Whenever I Hear This I Cry ~ So damn good
12:27 Look At Her Go
12:31 The Final Chord
Useless Trivia About Myself:
I freaking love Brandon Cummings he is my hero. He's so great.
I wanna join Santa Clara Vanguard when I get older.
I'm a Marimbist myself.
Santa Clara Vanguard is my favorite Drum Corp.
Emerald Pikachu lol
I believe at 9:28 is Vivaldi's Winter movement from Four Seasons (?)
I believe the closer is Dreams of Fireflies
You didn’t get enough credit for making this 😩 good job man this was great! Also you seem very interesting and cool, hope things are going well?
I'm pretty sure there were plenty of octaves in oroborous..
After all of that all they get is a "nice work folks" and a couple claps. They deserve a standing ovation
this wasn't a performance, just a rehearsal run at a practice. At actual DCI shows, the crowd loses their shit.
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The sound of the Bergerault marimbas makes my day. It's so articulate.
I haven't always been the biggest fan of SCV, but I have been a fan since Les Miserables. But this show is fantastic. I saw it in Warrensburg, MO and it blew me away. I love the birds chirping, I love the way the opener makes you think about Spring. I think it's great. Fantastic.
Hunter Johnson and what exactly has vanguard done to make you not be a fun? Because they don't follow the path of the coats or devils? Or were you just making an ignorant comment?
The ignorant comment here is yours for assuming that everyone finds the same shows you do fun. Vanguard were for quite some time a very conservative corps when it comes to show design and if you watch videos of shows from before 2013 you'd probably understand that better. Honestly I'm not a major fan of their current stuff either outside of the pit writing, but I certainly won't call you ignorant for enjoying their shows as much as you want to. Grow the fuck up.
THANK YOU, FINALLY SOMETHING THAT ISN'T METAMORPH
Even though im a snare player, this video made me want to learn four mallet grip and do pit, which I did. It was a blast!
5 years already ! I'm not even in high-school anymore and this still brings me joy hearing this again ! 🥰
I’d just like to say that I love this video and watch it many times every year
Fantastic book and playing. This is great!
I'm mesmerized by this!! I wish one of our shows was this cool!!!
i a mallet player in my junior year in highschool, and i must say, this is awesome.
2019 and it’s still my all time favorite show
bravo! this is really amazing to watch from this vantage point!
The "Dut dut dut dut" at 2:51 makes it sound better lol
Such a beautiful show
Oh I love SCV
Love the bit at 7:09 :) i watched this whole video like 20 times. Great show!
fuck that chord at 07:15 gets me everytime
It sends chills down a spine haha
Kristopher Phillips true. Their ballad is one of the most gorgeous arrangements I've heard. Ever.
That intro is basically marimba blast beats
Only the 466252416374873rd time I've watched this....
I can’t imagine how the score looked for that opening
This is an outstanding piece of music!
This is amazing. Truly incredible. (Love the snare break at about 3:30 - so clean!)
This is from your Upper Darby rehearsal the day of the Chester Show! I was there. Definitely won't forget that speech you all got about the kind of crowd you see at Allentown.
Bro what were those mallets at 3:30
That’s the second weirdest looking mallet I’ve ever seen the first is mallets with plastic bags on them
yo i was there in upper Darby during this i was blown away! love SCV so much
That cymbal rack looks pretty cool
Just stepped up to four mallets woohoo!
Those marimbas are absolutely beautiful
This is fantastic! Thanks for sharing!
Nothing short of greatness.
i live for this marimba part lmfao
Awesome! Thanks for posting!
absolutely great, would have been perfect seeing it live!!!
This show gives me life
I liked the single independence at 9:00
My favorite part is at 6:00
2 Mallet Section Omg
lollll at the consider the birds reference at 3:29
Glad someone caught that haha
Didn’t know the pit had bird flutes those are such a cool touch
just a question does anyone one know what the center marimba has a traditional grip in her left and a Stevens in right I'm a pit person but I'm just really curious
Catrina Blair What part of the show?
IIRC one of the SCV mallet players is missing a finger, I think it's her.
Yeah, the center marimba is missing a finger, so she has to use two different grips to compensate for that hand
Shes burton i believe...
Absolutely amazing👏🏼👏🏼👌🏿💪🏿
6:40 looks like so much fun to play... so jealous.
Ashley Garvin It IS so fun to play. There's a transcription that you can view for free on MuseScore with the full marimba parts in there. Im learning the ballad for fun and it's so gorgeous
SilverTheFlame i could not find it do you think you could link it?
SilverTheFlame thank you so much
Link?
^
I cannot explain my love for this??
tonight is the dress rehearsal for that performance
You guys have a hot drum major!! Damn
That’s Brandon Cummings and he’s my percussion director
This is amazing
Our school legit play their first movement but we played it in key of E flat and we used bird whistles 2🤦🏽♂️
Beautiful!
What is the song at 9:28?? I love it so much omg
vivaldi winter
god I LOVE marimba
I play Snare, so I have no clue but at 7:12 did he tick? I think they were supposed to be 16th Notes. Or maybe it was a roll, I have no idea...
I hope I’ll be able to play my board like this some day 😂
What does a summer of playing four mallets every day do for your playing just out of curiosity?
It really increases the speed you can play at and your hand eye coordination. I played 4 mallets back in high school and it was a challenge at first but once you start to get used to the callus then you're fine and it starts to be really fun
i love this show....its so awesome.....just curious do you still have the music for this
You can look of the transcription on TH-cam. There is one that has most of the show transcribed posted by Joseph Vasquez.
Ohh ok cool
does anyone know what kind of bird whistles they used? i know there are some toys that can do it, but i wasn’t sure if they were hunting whistles or a specific kind
mind blowing....
I was the 1000th like!
Sanctuary by Frank Ticheli is in there!
Scv is by far the BEST corps for percussion (but what are we fooling around for, scv is the best corps)
What's the little cord coming out the top of the splash cymbal for?
Absolutely nothing! It's some weed eater line we found at a housing site.
+Brandon Cummings ha!
Brandon Cummings Proud of u
Brandon Cummings You have inspired me so much. I’ve watched this over 1000 times and have learned most of the ballad and a lot of the Winter part. Stupidly geeky i know and kind of weird but this is, just how couldn’t this inspire you.
What is the first piece of the show? Just wondering
An arrangement of Max Richter's Recomposition of Seasons, Spring.
+Jon Maynard👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 thanks man!
6:40 reminds me so much of the 2012 ballad
>picks up four mallets
>rolls on a suspended with inner 2
>puts all four away
...lol?
My guess is that its for uniformity across the marimbas, as not all of them had crash cymbals
The pit is the main reason they got 1st on percussion, actual no offense to battery but holy MOLY this is so cleaaaaannnnnnnnn
Does anyone know what series these mallets come from?
Sandi Rennick
+Jon Maynard Thank you!
will anyone be able to transcribe the beginning for me and a friend . we want to play the beginning it one of our concerts . thank you ~ Steven
There's a channel, Joseph Vasquez, that has transcribed a good chunk of the show
Which mallets do you switch to at 6:35? Thanks. Great Playing!
What mallets are you using? I love the way they sound!
Jacob Sallee they use the Sandi Rennick series
How do you learn to play so fast with the inside independents like that.
PhazonArcanine4 Simple combination of building up chops and relaxing
Amazing. Well done
Yes
6:08 to 8:01 is god tier
This is my percussion teacher😂
Whats the sheet music for the pre-show lmfao
such skill
3:17 what kind of mallets are those?
Is there a reason why there's open pipes in the sharps & flats that don't have any bars on top of them?
It's more aesthetically pleasing, from the audience perspective.
5 month question to answer but, they're resonators to enhance the sounds of the sharps and flats
What are the set of bells on the top called?
What's up with the birds?
9:14 wow
Why does it sound like if Mozart wrote a piece for a percussion ensemble
Okay I’m hearing this show for the first time but ngl reigning champion for me is still scv’s 2018 Babylon
Oh… 😐
that drum major is hot
lol this marimba has four more keys than mine at school
Im pretty sure the center uses Burton in her right hand. Obviously because of her missing finger. Trad would be too difficult with four fingers because you really need the two fingers at the crossing point and the middle finger in the midle to stabilize it. Also its an inferior grip especially for this type of stuff. Look closely at other videos its preeeettty obvious lol.
Burton is easier because its just like holding 2 mallets with the extra mallet added on top and in between the index and middle. Idk why everyone thinks she uses trad
What pieces areall of these?
Can you transcribe the 3:23 part?
I love 9:15
My question is, I don't remember him ever making a mistake, did he?
This camera view is definitely from a player named Brandon Cummings, who most definitely is a guy.
I don't mean to be a stickler for technique but the part of his mallet 1 and 4 that sticks out needs to be significantly less than what was sticking out. The technique is supposed to be 1/8th of an inch.
he meant mistakes on notes and rhythm
well we wouldn't know unless we either
A. Wrote the music,
B. Have the music,
C. Are Brandon Cummings.
epic
How does one get the sheet music for such a piece? (marimba of course)
heres a link to the whole pit part (marimba included of course)
Johm Maynard chases me from school to here 😅
6:05
what marimba do you use
What's the bit starting at 9:30?
Zareef Huq Winter by Vivaldi