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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2022
- Film of the October 2, 1976 Pregame and Halftime Shows at the West Virginia University vs Richmond Football Game at Old Mountaineer Field featuring "The Pride of the State of West Virginia" - The Mountaineer Marching Band!
This was the first year of a fully field-conducting drum major rather than Mace or Whistle command.
Band Director: Don Wilcox, assisted by Randall Misamore, David Williams, Jim Mcpherson
The Drum Major for 1976-1977 was Mark Hopkins.
Feature Twirlers were Paula Jo Meyer-Stout and Kathi Holland.
Pregame:
Boogie Cadence - ?
220 - ?
Pregame Fanfare '76 - David Williams
Pregame Medley - Don Wilcox?
Trombone Trio - Deem, Miller, McWhorther arr. Bud Udell
Marching Mountain Dew - Traditional arr. Robert Foster (Tag Ending arr. David Williams)
Fight, Mountaineers! - Fuzzy Knight arr. Bud Udell
Simple Gifts - Based on Aaron Copland arr. David McCullough / David Williams
Overture to Tommy - arr. Gerald Zimmerman
Country Roads - Danoff, Nivert, Denver arr. James Miltenberger
Hail West Virginia! - Deem, Miller, McWhorther arr. Bud Udell
Halftime:
Roundabout - YES / Don Ellis Big Band arr. David Williams
If You Leave Me Now - Chicago arr. David McCullough?
Whiplash - Don Ellis Big Band arr. David McCullough?
16mm Film Captured using Ventura Images FS16DS1.
1/2" VTR Footage captured using Panasonic NV-3020 into TBC-1000.
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They should recreate this for the upcoming year! It’ll blow peoples minds!
Wow! So much has stayed the same over the decades. Beautiful.
GREAT drill writing by Director of Bands Don Wilcox. This band was in almost constant motion as opposed to most college bands of that era which typically marched into a set formation and stood there until it was time to leave. Nice arrangements and good marching and playing by the band members.
This is from my freshman year at WVU. When the band comes running out of the tunnel, I am the first person in the line closest to the sideline (Press Box side). It's pretty easy to follow myself around for a while. I remember I used to tell people that when we formed the state outline, I was "somewhere around Bluefield".
In 1989 I was the Fairfax Stone once we flipped the state.
I was in the front (of the non-percussion) but near the center of the field.
Truly the Pride of WV. Fine form, all. And those ladies could really twirl.
The featured twirlers were both state champions in high school.
"Roundabout" was in a weird time signature, 7/4 I believe, which is why there's not the near constant motion as in most songs we did.
Roundabout 2.0!
Does this mean Country Roads is now a Jojo Reference? 😆
16:00 no Whiplash tempo comments yet ?
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Nice.