Time stamps: 0:26 = The Caisson Song (m. 16) 1:43 = Semper Parats (m. 61) 2:21 = The Marines’ Hymn (m. 91) 3:06 = The U.S. Air Force (m. 135) 3:43 = Anchors Away (m. 163) *disclaimer: these are time stamps specific to how my band is going to play this, so it may not be at the exact start of the part (I set it to start only at the sections we are going to play)
Time stamps:
0:26 = The Caisson Song (m. 16)
1:43 = Semper Parats (m. 61)
2:21 = The Marines’ Hymn (m. 91)
3:06 = The U.S. Air Force (m. 135)
3:43 = Anchors Away (m. 163)
*disclaimer: these are time stamps specific to how my band is going to play this, so it may not be at the exact start of the part (I set it to start only at the sections we are going to play)
We sang this song today at our school program!
Bravo!!
Why is there no tim toms?
Edit I dont think they have crash cymbals either? Or its not the part I looked at along eith the tim toms
Why tf is there applause halfway through the song
Typically, members of the audience who served in the various branches stand during their anthem and the crowd honors them with applause.
@@Thunshot I agree but I play this song in band and they are applauding in the middle of the different parts not the end of them
Yes, veterans of those particular branches rise in attention at their song, sometimes that branches flag also is paraded at that point.
@@ziggy8599ru acoustic
@@ziggy8599because they're not applauding when the song starts, they're applauding when the veterans stand.