Just having myself a ball listening and remembering walking in the snake from McGinn Hall to the patch or Bragg stadium to catch the pre game show ahhhhh!👍. Brings tears of joy and swells my heart with Rattler pride foever🐍🐍🐍🐍
1:36 The transition to Clarinet is very smooth, As if the room had been changed to an auditorium, And I’d been listening to a symphony. 💚 {Also go off percussion 🔥🔥🔥}
“Marching 100,” yeah, but there are like three hundred clarinets here. They sound like they poached every collegiate first chair clarinet east of the Rockies. ❤️
This is my favorite TRIO of all time. This is my favorite march as well for high school, and "Make Way for Melody" is my favorite for Jr. High (and I have used this for my band). Very nice trio. Very nice light touch with the sousaphones. Nice CRISP trumpets with nice attacks and releases. You've done an excellent job. When I listened to the album on YT I did NOT think that it was a high school band. When the video came in my feed, I was quite shocked, and I am used to GREAT high school bands, as I fed into Chino High and along with Magnolia Jr. High helped put them on the map.
When I went into the hospital in 2010 I gave my instruments to my friend's daughter's jr. high orchestra, whom I had never met. Why? because the high school director NEVER fostered any comraderie with his two feeders. I had something like 4 trumpets, a semi-pro flute, a semi pro trombone, a couple other trombones, an electronic keyboard, and two saxophones. Altogether around 10,000 of instruments. I wish I would have seen this then, as I would have mailed them to YOU!
Oh, I see that you are a university band. I played under Larry G. Curtis, at Cal State U Long Beach. We were the only non-pack 10 band to ever be invited to march the ROSE PARADE and we played GERSWIN down the whole route, along with an old jazz standard, "Ja Da", and some California song like California Dreamin' (beachboys). We marched 350 and played symphonic jazz down the parade route the whole 5 1/2 miles all the way to the fwy concrete building going on. We were a force to be reckoned with. I wouldn't trade my band experiences for anything.
Def muddy in the woodwinds but that part is difficult and low brass(excluding tubas) was sharp on them octave jumps but other than that it sounded amazing
That's because this is the grandioso. This is basically the trio repeated at the end. In this case it has a good bit going on. There is the woodwind arpeggios with flutes/piccolo and clarinets. The brass has the main trio melody, which is also somewhat heard among the woodwind arpeggios. The baritones and saxophones have a counter melody going over all of this with tubas playing the ground bass. This admittedly can sound like alot at times.
The pics and clarinets are just monsters. Killing it.
Just having myself a ball listening and remembering walking in the snake from McGinn Hall to the patch or Bragg stadium to catch the pre game show ahhhhh!👍. Brings tears of joy and swells my heart with Rattler pride foever🐍🐍🐍🐍
Hubba clarinets
One of my favorites to play on clarinet
Best band in the us of America
That sound is amazing, and powerful!!!
A beautiful performance! I love the diversity at FAMU also. SU could learn a lesson here in musicianship. Music doesn't mean fortissimo ALL THE TIME!
Don’t waste your breath.
Southern could Never Never ever sound this good Hubba Doc
Why does someone always bring up SU on a Famu vid?
Some people like Coke, some people like Pepsi.
Two different styles. It is what it is.
SU plays it at the correct tempo. This is way slowed down
Hater gon hate!
OMG, Ive never herd Purple Carnival so Powerful. That Brass section though
Gotta love a powerful Woodwind Family!
1:36 The transition to Clarinet is very smooth, As if the room had been changed to an auditorium, And I’d been listening to a symphony. 💚 {Also go off percussion 🔥🔥🔥}
No one is touching FAMU when it comes to Purple Carnival
“Marching 100,” yeah, but there are like three hundred clarinets here. They sound like they poached every collegiate first chair clarinet east of the Rockies. ❤️
my favorite march of all time hands down
One of my favorite marches, by one of my favorite bands. It doesn’t get much better than this.
I just found this today....and can I just say....the SOUSAPHONES!!!!!!!! Such control. And COME ON TROMBONES!! Get that High Ab!!! Sheeeeeeeeesh!!
I love ❤️ it 👌🏽 the clarity in this it’s amazing
My all time favorite march.
love the #TheMarching100 awesome band..
This is my favorite TRIO of all time. This is my favorite march as well for high school, and "Make Way for Melody" is my favorite for Jr. High (and I have used this for my band). Very nice trio. Very nice light touch with the sousaphones. Nice CRISP trumpets with nice attacks and releases. You've done an excellent job. When I listened to the album on YT I did NOT think that it was a high school band. When the video came in my feed, I was quite shocked, and I am used to GREAT high school bands, as I fed into Chino High and along with Magnolia Jr. High helped put them on the map.
The tubas before the breakup strain wowwwwww so clean and musical I love it
There's more to an HBCU band than R&B and the latest hits.
THANK YOU!
Im glad that my band teacher had introduced me to march Music 😮
Be quiet
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This is glorious, such joy you bring us, thank you!
When I went into the hospital in 2010 I gave my instruments to my friend's daughter's jr. high orchestra, whom I had never met. Why? because the high school director NEVER fostered any comraderie with his two feeders. I had something like 4 trumpets, a semi-pro flute, a semi pro trombone, a couple other trombones, an electronic keyboard, and two saxophones. Altogether around 10,000 of instruments. I wish I would have seen this then, as I would have mailed them to YOU!
Clones showed out on this one!!!
Post Dr White, no more clones.
Oh, I see that you are a university band. I played under Larry G. Curtis, at Cal State U Long Beach. We were the only non-pack 10 band to ever be invited to march the ROSE PARADE and we played GERSWIN down the whole route, along with an old jazz standard, "Ja Da", and some California song like California Dreamin' (beachboys). We marched 350 and played symphonic jazz down the parade route the whole 5 1/2 miles all the way to the fwy concrete building going on. We were a force to be reckoned with. I wouldn't trade my band experiences for anything.
Theme song from Channel 9 MCOT Evening News,1987.
I don’t even like Famu but they are the most balanced hbcu band
Push that tempo!!!! Hubba 100
Superior
Yes famu
My favorite March next to The Melody Shop
great job clarinet
PERFECTION. SO SICK of manic, idiotically overly fast tempos. This rendition was obviously prepared and conducted by a MUSICIAN. THANK YOU!
Bravo!!! Excellent job!
I love my band
Badass.
Lots of great playing!!! But why the trombones blast?
Fantastic Job.
Def muddy in the woodwinds but that part is difficult and low brass(excluding tubas) was sharp on them octave jumps but other than that it sounded amazing
I can see us in Miami for the classic
Was this professional recording session day?? Smaller band
Hubba
2:08 the trio always sounded weird to me idk why
That's because this is the grandioso. This is basically the trio repeated at the end. In this case it has a good bit going on. There is the woodwind arpeggios with flutes/piccolo and clarinets. The brass has the main trio melody, which is also somewhat heard among the woodwind arpeggios. The baritones and saxophones have a counter melody going over all of this with tubas playing the ground bass. This admittedly can sound like alot at times.
They didn’t play the stinger tho...
Correct. The FAMU Marching 100 never plays the stinger. #Hubba100
FAMU never plays the stinger when they play Marches
A little too fast
the marching 100 never take marches slow, pushing the tempo and remaining clean portrays good musicianship
Too loud and blasting
this isn’t even blasting…