Children of Sanchez JMU Royal Duckes Marching Band

[@remoteportal]

Way better arrangement and performance than other bands on TH-cam.

[@haukepowers8491]

good composition !!! the march style is cool !!

[@germanenriquesosavelasquez816]

Sonar a si es un auténtico arte las grabaciones de sonido cuando son instrumentos de viento son difíciles de lograr pues los micrófonos no siempre lo captan bien

[@mattglass8643]

I played this in a smaller jazz ensemble but it sounds way cooler as a march

[@Countryguy5967]

Haha dude I used to play trumpet, I am going to start playing again, but when had a version of that song in high school and playing the lead my lord after a few times it got to ya haha

[@Praptolium]

Trumpets just need to casually have chops made of steel, no biggie...
Would be good to see a video recording of this..

[@daleandrews367]

I see more on TH-cam. I just haven't "clicked" on them yet. We did this in fall of 1980 in the Mcneese State Cowboys marching band. It was new at the time.

[@canalbandashow]

*Muito Bom*

[@bigg1890]

AWESOME!
It does indeed sound so much more interesting and powerful with different instrument sections trading melody and counter melodies!
I know it's years old - but anyone know who arranged it?

[@chnijkamp]

This arrangement has added harmonics and some refreshing transitions. For now it's one of my favorites. I believe this arrangement is from L. Clarcks, according to this performance where they used (almost) the same arrangement: th-cam.com/video/p1F6el2UIwo/w-d-xo.html

[@otoniellopes7815]

Who is the composer of the percussion part?

[@dummdmdyummmmmmmmmme]

1:34 you're welcome

[@remoteportal]

it's all good!

[@carlosmorenojr337]

We played this song In are marching band

[@joelsax9524]

arreglo?

[@shidenkai0323]

please give me this score

[@aylinbravo5397]

2:28

[@jasonfutrell9575]

dukes not duckes