Old United States Marine here 71-77. This still till this day makes me so very proud! One of the best things I ever did in my life. Was joining the Marines! Tuff life, but so worth the sacrifice! SEMPER FIDELIS FOREVER! OOHRAH
평생 수많은 군악대의 행진곡 마치를 듣고 보고했어도 역시 최고는 미군, 특히 해병대 마치와 행진곡은 최고다. 나찌, 쏘련, 중공군같이 관절 꺾는 과장없이 자연스럼속에 감춰진 절도에 기운넘치는 행진곡들. 진정한 강국 강병의 면모다. We go together! From ROK.
My father fought in the Korean War 1950-1953. If he had any idea what the Republic of Korea is now, and what our friendship with your country means, I think he'd very proud.
That SSgt out front has at least 16 years of active service. When I was on active duty, you'd expect to be a GySgt by then. People should take note that not only are they playing excellent music, but much of what they played was written BY a Marine - John Philip Sousa was a SgtMaj in the United States Marine Corps. Watching them strut their stuff stirs my heart.
You have a good ear. That continuity of sound from one drum to the next is the very definition of a good drum line. They play very musically as well with great dynamics.
This is the Netherlands, not the USA . Most of these seniors are the children of WW II generation. Do the math. Born from 1946 to 1965. The liberation of western Europe in WW II was done by the US Army, Brit Army and their respective Air Forces. Our US Marines cemented their honor and glory in the Pacific theater of operations against the Japanese. These Dutch seniors do remember NATO and the Cold War with the USSR 1946 to 1990 fall of the Soviet Empire.
@@jackmorrison7379 And lots may see this as an American representation. A good moment for them in their childhood. Don't take that away from them with modern petty politics. They lived through a lot more then we have...so far at least. We will see.
@@jackmorrison7379 What do you mean do the math? That's exactly what I was saying.....these Dutch citizens remember and respect the US Armed Forces, whether it's Marines or Soldiers. Take it easy guy
I was just 9 years old when the USMC band came to my hometown, Dayton, OHIO,,,1967. The family went to this concert, can still remember it well. Sadly I think back at that time and visualize all those guys in Vietnam at that time.
Did anyone else notice the old man on the left side of screen, in the brown jacket and plaid shirt do a "Change Step" to get in step with the Marines around the @0:34 second mark?
I freakin' love this. Semper Fidelis (VMFA-134, HMH-769). My beloved mother, God rest her soul, loved to watch the Marine Corps Band during the Tournament of Roses Parade.
If I see this I also remember the landings in Normandie.If there is a problem in the world,the whole world talks abouth it but the US steams ahead of it.Thank you and respect Americans.
@@isopath1 He was joking-----and called it the MARINER CORP-----both words spelled wrong. But who the heck would know what the best US Marine Band would be-----. Actually the best Marine Band would be the DC based Band.
A real military band is a band with soldiers not hired musicians with only a basic military training. Like in the Legion etrangere. No fat people ( I myself am overweight but a real soldier shouldn‘t). Sad enough the British army uses hired musicians, You can see it. Marines don‘t.
@@uropepe Actually, yes the USMC does. The fleet bands (of which this band is one) and the "Commandant's Own" United Stated Marine Drum and Bugle Corps are normal Marines, trained normally (boot camp and MCT), and are deployed to combat, but the "President's Own" United States Marine Band are career musicians that are "hired". When they enlist, they do not go to boot camp, instead reporting directly to the band at Marine Barracks Washington, and they start at the rank of Staff Sergeant. This is why they wear special rank insignia which have a music lyre in place of the crossed rifles.
The Royal Marine Band members all go through the same basic training as regular Royal Marines except they do not do the Commando training. They are full time serving members of the British military and serve where ever the military is needed, and have served in such places as Iraq and Afghanistan where they serve as medics and drivers as needed. It is my understanding that the regular British military band members are also fully trained as fighting soldiers and train likewise so I don't know where "uropepe" is getting his or her information from.
Not only does this Marine Band attend parades - they also serve our country with a selfless service but will fight for the freedom from tyranny and oppression when it rears its ugly head in the world. Thank you so very, very much for your service and I hope that one day war will be over and peace will reign over us all, and none of our sons and daughters pay the ultimate price. Let us truly give peace a chance.
Oh, is that what happened? I just thought they decided to repeat the intro phrase again at the end for whatever reason, maybe made the change at the last minute, and the two trombones just forgot. I didn't know that was normal practice if the DM screwed up. It DID seem to me that drum major was inexperienced, being only a SSgt. and his rather stiff mace movements, especially cadence mace.
Dzięki za taką pieśń i WSPANIAŁE WYKONANIE dla ŚWIATA to jest bardzo ładna i przyjazna dla ludzi emocja oraz spokojnego dnia bez problemu w interesie Polski i Europy spasiba spasiba dla ludzi którzy są zainteresowani współpracąz nami w interesie Polski iEuropy spasiba spasiba dla ludzi senk JU Tha a n ky O v
What the hell are you talking about, "only old people"? There were quite a few younger people (20s, 30's, 40's) there. And as someone else pointed out, this was a Friday afternoon, when most people are at work or school.
Yes, that is the way to pronounce the attention command in the US military. The drill manual actually does say it's supposed to be "attention" pronounced normally, but if you do actually do that, everyone will think you're weird.
@@Shimshashuii2743 us chair force says ‘tench HOOUH’ which sounds a million times better than a-ten-hut. Nothing like the good ole commonwealth ‘shun’ and it’s many local variations tho!
Alot of people do not realize these are battle trained soldiers, just not excellent musicians. If called into action, they would trade their instruments for a rifle. And go to war.
4:50 ja daar was de drum major te laat met het teken geven voor het einde van de mars 🤣😂, nouja ze pakken het zoals altijd weer goed op. XD. Dat noemt men vakmanschap, en spirit.
@@battle_p9291 The is no "USMC field band"; this is Marine Band Quantico, and they are one of the regular fleet bands (as opposed to the Commandant's Own or President's Own).
@@Locutus494 Thanks Locutus494. I've been out of the Corps for over 20 years, so I don't have the first hand knowledge of what changes have been made over time. I'm just a crusty old NCO. I just know what they've been called back when I was still on active duty. However, just FYI, I did a quick Google search and noticed that "field band" does appear within the 1stMarDiv and MarForPac pages on the marines .mil website in reference to their Fleet Marine Force bands. At this point, I guess they can be refer to several ways. Semper Fi!
If anyone wonders why they where in Rotterdam, this is why. You can watch the whole show or skip to 1:46:55 to see the Quantico Marine Corps Band perform. th-cam.com/video/G5fAjzI_O_A/w-d-xo.html
Old United States Marine here 71-77. This still till this day makes me so very proud! One of the best things I ever did in my life. Was joining the Marines! Tuff life, but so worth the sacrifice! SEMPER FIDELIS FOREVER! OOHRAH
Thank you for your service..❤️
Semper Fi Mac
80-84 [the Stumps] & 96-99 [med retired at MCAS Yuma, Az]
@@almirria6753 29 palms 2/7 marine sharing love! ('13-17)
Thank you all for your service
With all my heart ❤️, thank you crayon eater, sincerely!
Very professional and competent musicians. Extremely well trained. I imagine immense pride when one makes the cut to be part of the band.
Retired Navy guy here. So damn proud of our Marines!
평생 수많은 군악대의 행진곡 마치를 듣고 보고했어도 역시 최고는 미군, 특히 해병대 마치와 행진곡은 최고다. 나찌, 쏘련, 중공군같이 관절 꺾는 과장없이 자연스럼속에 감춰진 절도에 기운넘치는 행진곡들. 진정한 강국 강병의 면모다. We go together! From ROK.
Hello my friend, thanks for the kind words, This encompasses what being an American is, extreme violence honed into regulation. May God bless y'all
My father fought in the Korean War 1950-1953. If he had any idea what the Republic of Korea is now, and what our friendship with your country means, I think he'd very proud.
This was great. On behalf of my dad (no longer with us) SSGT 5th Marine Division,26th Marine Regiment a big OORAH and Semper Fi !!!!
This is the Quantico Marine Corps Band marching in the video if anybody was wondering.
誒。
I was, thank you.
That SSgt out front has at least 16 years of active service. When I was on active duty, you'd expect to be a GySgt by then. People should take note that not only are they playing excellent music, but much of what they played was written BY a Marine - John Philip Sousa was a SgtMaj in the United States Marine Corps. Watching them strut their stuff stirs my heart.
Great performance, guys. You stirred the blood of those Hollanders, too. Next, they'll want to join the Marine Corps, . Thanks so much.
Seeing and listening to these young men makes me so damn proud to be an American.
Im from holland and love this really and you are right to be proud 🤗
Nice for you, greetings from bagdag where much of your guys are stealing petrolium and traficking drugs. Keep beeing proud.
@@Comander311 Get lost
Les
@@Comander311 STFU seriously!
Its been 43 years since I got out of the Corps but when they play the Hymn I still get chills .
Always loving those drum lines from the US Marines..
If I remember correctly, that cadence is called The Fall of Paris.
Excellent marching and music. What a wonderful and PERFECT performance.
The drums were so in sync with each other it sounds like one drum is going off ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸
You have a good ear. That continuity of sound from one drum to the next is the very definition of a good drum line. They play very musically as well with great dynamics.
We are very proud of our armed forces. Viva USA !!! . From the Dominican Republic
Notice it's all the elder folks clapping and cheering.....they remember
This is the Netherlands, not the USA . Most of these seniors are the children of WW II generation. Do the math. Born from 1946 to 1965. The liberation of western Europe in WW II was done by the US Army, Brit Army and their respective Air Forces. Our US Marines cemented their honor and glory in the Pacific theater of operations against the Japanese. These Dutch seniors do remember NATO and the Cold War with the USSR 1946 to 1990 fall of the Soviet Empire.
@@jackmorrison7379 And lots may see this as an American representation. A good moment for them in their childhood. Don't take that away from them with modern petty politics. They lived through a lot more then we have...so far at least. We will see.
@@jackmorrison7379 What do you mean do the math? That's exactly what I was saying.....these Dutch citizens remember and respect the US Armed Forces, whether it's Marines or Soldiers. Take it easy guy
This brings back so many memories. 5546, Bandsman, Trombone, USMC...1978-86.
I've always loved the style of US marching
and there's Europeans saying the US Military doesn't march
In every way quality music and marching is measured this is one of the finest marching bands in the world.
From Chile. Semper Fi!!!🇨🇱
What a beautiful band! The Few The Proud. SEMPER FIDELIS. Complimenti e saluti dall'Italia.
I was just 9 years old when the USMC band came to my hometown, Dayton, OHIO,,,1967.
The family went to this concert, can still remember it well.
Sadly I think back at that time and visualize all those guys in Vietnam at that time.
I so love our US marine Corps band. This gives me goose bumps. Semper Fi
God bless the USMC ......their deeds and acts of heroism and sacrifice will be remembered ALWAYS...
GOD BLESS THE USMC THEIR DEEDS AND ACTS OF HEROISM AND SACRIFICE WILL BE
@@edball4906 lllllk
It sounds freedom
It sounds sacrifice and glory
Thanks Marines and Veterans
Thanks
Великолепное исполнение и строевая выучка. Комплимент. И сколько времени, труда и терпения было для этого нужно было вложить. Спасибо.
Did anyone else notice the old man on the left side of screen, in the brown jacket and plaid shirt do a "Change Step" to get in step with the Marines around the @0:34 second mark?
I'm not a Marine but damn this makes me proud! USAF!
@AboveAverageMan97 Lol whatever dummy.....proud to be an American either way
I freakin' love this. Semper Fidelis (VMFA-134, HMH-769). My beloved mother, God rest her soul, loved to watch the Marine Corps Band during the Tournament of Roses Parade.
"OUTSTANDING" SEMPER FI, OOO-RAH DEVILDOGS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE.
If I see this I also remember the landings in Normandie.If there is a problem in the world,the whole world talks abouth it but the US steams ahead of it.Thank you and respect Americans.
The best Band of US MARINER CORP. MY CONGRATULATION!
I'd hate to see the worst if this is the best!!!!!
@@isopath1 He was joking-----and called it the MARINER CORP-----both words spelled wrong. But who the heck would know what the best US Marine Band would be-----. Actually the best Marine Band would be the DC based Band.
Excellent performance.
One of the last few real military bands! Great performance! Real soldiers!
One of the last real military bands? The Netherlands has a few, just like the British.
A real military band is a band with soldiers not hired musicians with only a basic military training. Like in the Legion etrangere. No fat people ( I myself am overweight but a real soldier shouldn‘t). Sad enough the British army uses hired musicians, You can see it. Marines don‘t.
@@uropepe Actually, yes the USMC does. The fleet bands (of which this band is one) and the "Commandant's Own" United Stated Marine Drum and Bugle Corps are normal Marines, trained normally (boot camp and MCT), and are deployed to combat, but the "President's Own" United States Marine Band are career musicians that are "hired". When they enlist, they do not go to boot camp, instead reporting directly to the band at Marine Barracks Washington, and they start at the rank of Staff Sergeant. This is why they wear special rank insignia which have a music lyre in place of the crossed rifles.
@@Locutus494 thank You for this information!
The Royal Marine Band members all go through the same basic training as regular Royal Marines except they do not do the Commando training. They are full time serving members of the British military and serve where ever the military is needed, and have served in such places as Iraq and Afghanistan where they serve as medics and drivers as needed. It is my understanding that the regular British military band members are also fully trained as fighting soldiers and train likewise so I don't know where "uropepe" is getting his or her information from.
So proud of these Marines.
Nice job. I was in several Military bands 50 years ago.
There are bands, and there is the USMC bands.
Not only does this Marine Band attend parades - they also serve our country with a selfless service but will fight for the freedom from tyranny and oppression when it rears its ugly head in the world. Thank you so very, very much for your service and I hope that one day war will be over and peace will reign over us all, and none of our sons and daughters pay the ultimate price. Let us truly give peace a chance.
Haha, that's a kicker. If the DM misses the end of the tune you've got to start over, it's a loop until the cut off!
Oh, is that what happened? I just thought they decided to repeat the intro phrase again at the end for whatever reason, maybe made the change at the last minute, and the two trombones just forgot. I didn't know that was normal practice if the DM screwed up. It DID seem to me that drum major was inexperienced, being only a SSgt. and his rather stiff mace movements, especially cadence mace.
@@Locutus494 no you can see two of the left marines put their trombones down, making it look like it was mistake
Dzięki za taką pieśń i WSPANIAŁE WYKONANIE dla ŚWIATA to jest bardzo ładna i przyjazna dla ludzi emocja oraz spokojnego dnia bez problemu w interesie Polski i Europy spasiba spasiba dla ludzi którzy są zainteresowani współpracąz nami w interesie Polski iEuropy spasiba spasiba dla ludzi senk JU Tha a n ky O v
They are really good!
i like how in the beginning before they begin you can hear an Inglish or Canadian unit marching
It's great, I like it.
you can hear the other bands in the backgrounds
Does anyone know which band? They have more than 1, it's marked on the bass drum but unfortunately they don't march past the camera so I can't see it.
i love marching bands
...gotta love that strut!!!
Semper-Fidelis!!!
This is great! I love it!
"PERFECTION"
Very handsome marching.
You make América Look good
Pretty much only old people lining the streets. I guess the young people couldn't be bothered. They have their faces buried in their phones somewhere.
Old people they know very well our nation values.what’s the real hero’s efforts. Younger I don’t know man...????
This parade was always on a friday afternoon, a normal school and working day. That will be part of the explanation.
What the hell are you talking about, "only old people"? There were quite a few younger people (20s, 30's, 40's) there. And as someone else pointed out, this was a Friday afternoon, when most people are at work or school.
@@abdulhafrath8507 The older people the Marines helped to liberate them in WW2.
Or they could be at school and work
"... and first place for 'Best Dressed' is a tie between Marines (US) and Brigade if Guards (UK) ..."
You done Good....as allways
Excellent!
SEMPER FI!!!!!!!
The finest fighting force in the world. Semper Fi!
What does the USMC have to do with Rotterdam??
Was for the Netherlands Military Tattoo
Your a good Matching Band I was from Dwight D Eisenhower High School
At-ten-Hut!!!!!! Is that what i hear???
I think it's supposed to be at-ten-ded.
@@marktegrotenhuis no no no. Its At-ten- Hut!. I ask my buddy in the army its correct
Yes, that is the way to pronounce the attention command in the US military. The drill manual actually does say it's supposed to be "attention" pronounced normally, but if you do actually do that, everyone will think you're weird.
@@Locutus494 like us in Britain, our military command for Attention is just shorten to Shun!!! Like Guardddd!!!!!, Shunnnnn!!!!
@@Shimshashuii2743 us chair force says ‘tench HOOUH’ which sounds a million times better than a-ten-hut. Nothing like the good ole commonwealth ‘shun’ and it’s many local variations tho!
I learned the words to this in elementary school music in 1972. Bet they don't teach that any more.
AWESOME!!! 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸❤🇺🇸
I’ve heard that tune a few times before, what’s it called. Anyone know? Thanks.
Marines Hymn
You don’t say?
Which tune?
They had the Marine Hymn, and Semper Fidelis, by John Philip Sousa.
Go Marines
パレード大好き、現役時代を思い出します。
Yes we in the Navy remember that they are part of the Navy.
Department of the Navy.
This old retired Navy Corpsman, is extremely proud of my time with the Marines
@@Gerle71 Yeah, they're the Men's Department of the USN. ;-)
🦅 🌎⚓️
Semper Fidelis. 🇺🇸
SEMPER FI ‼️🍻
Go marines from the UK semper fi
Alot of people do not realize these are battle trained soldiers, just not excellent musicians. If called into action, they would trade their instruments for a rifle. And go to war.
It doesn't matter what they're carrying or playing. They're Marines first and musicians when required.
So, what was this occasion? What were they doing there?
They where there to take part in the Dutch National Military Tattoo.
Razor sharp!
What's the music name, I like it.
I know the first one was THE SASH MY FATHER WORE, BRILLIANT LOYALIST TUNE
Semper Fidelis and the Marines' Hymn
The us army Fife and drum corps are very very sharp
in every climb and place. Semper Fi!
Don't forget the Lady Marines, Bob!
Superb!!
Somebody call the paramedics to revive the crowd. Or maybe the Coroners Office.
That's not the United States so of course the attendees aren't going to cheer or anything , that's the Netherlands.
You can always spot the Marine Corps band. Even they look tough enough to kick some butt.
What is the mame of the second song?
Semper Fidelis
4:50 ja daar was de drum major te laat met het teken geven voor het einde van de mars 🤣😂, nouja ze pakken het zoals altijd weer goed op. XD. Dat noemt men vakmanschap, en spirit.
Yes, that drum major seems like he's new. He's pretty low rank for a drum major, and his cadence with the mace was very stiff.
I was in the Air Force but marines are the best
Semper Fidelis by John Philip Sousa. 2nd one.
They are in Rotterdam. Holland, why?
The Great Generation❤
Video Recorded On: October 17, 2015
…check the super controlled arm swing! Details, baby!
Yasssssssss THE SASH
Bonito👍👏👏👏👏
Bravo clarinets.
Anybody know what unit this band is from?
This USMC field band is from MCB Quantico, VA.
@@battle_p9291 thanks, excellent job!
@@battle_p9291 The is no "USMC field band"; this is Marine Band Quantico, and they are one of the regular fleet bands (as opposed to the Commandant's Own or President's Own).
@@Locutus494 Thanks Locutus494. I've been out of the Corps for over 20 years, so I don't have the first hand knowledge of what changes have been made over time. I'm just a crusty old NCO. I just know what they've been called back when I was still on active duty. However, just FYI, I did a quick Google search and noticed that "field band" does appear within the 1stMarDiv and MarForPac pages on the marines .mil website in reference to their Fleet Marine Force bands. At this point, I guess they can be refer to several ways. Semper Fi!
@@Locutus494 Are you a Marine? I suggest you do some research and make sure what you say about Marine Corps Field Bands is true. Ooh Rah!
At 4:51. Faked out those two bone players on the far left. lmao. Got em! #hooah
Semper Fi!
Pretty soon the Marines will have to specify who and what they are always faithful to as well as the rest of the country. The choices are terrifying.
Well Done!
Auch in 100 Jahren werden Musiker auf der Straße sein
Was Rotterdam where the English fought the Germans?
Germans bombed the city center flat in WW2, and tried to pass it off as a Brit atrocity to get the Dutch on their side.
Didn't work.
👍👍
If anyone wonders why they where in Rotterdam, this is why. You can watch the whole show or skip to 1:46:55 to see the Quantico Marine Corps Band perform. th-cam.com/video/G5fAjzI_O_A/w-d-xo.html
Trombones fucked up and the end...not paying attention to the drum major...#MARFORPAC BAND 00-03
Não sei como não dá bursite neste mestre rsrs
遠慮しないで、堂々と軍艦マアチを演奏すればいい