I know it’s pretty cool right? It was an incredible experience to give these students an opportunity to perform in a unique scenario that’s every bit as challenging as the percussion, AFTER being an integral part of the visual program for the entire show. Given the original source material which I’m sure you are familiar with, we thought it would be the most legit representation to use actual horns instead of bad synth sounds. I’m sure you can find that somewhere else though, if that’s your jam.
@@thenelsonbruhs722 That’s the best part of WGI, I could love something and you don’t have to. It’s still a valid musical offering, performed really well and those kids still matter and did awesome stuff.
@@thenelsonbruhs722 My comment may have read weird without context - I write all the front ensemble and winds for Chino Hills. I loved all that stuff and wouldn’t change a thing, and it’s totally ok if you’re not into it. I think it’s dope to bring advanced jazz harmony with winds to the gig. If you like traditional drums in a gym, all good. I’m just bored of all that after 15+ years so I’m always down for new sounds and exploring.
Man, blown away. I played snare and tenor back in 84 😅. You guys are built different 🙏💥💥💥💥
I can’t get enough of this show the woodwind solo is just amazing
You guys sound amazing. The students and staff should be very proud!!! Thank you for everything you have contributed to the activity.
Thanks!
After the snare duet at the beginning it sounds like someone tried to recreate the scream from the ending of pulse 2017! lol Great show!
I can not believe these are high schoolers. i watched that cymble run like 10 times.
Unbelievable talent from high school kids!
6:49 The dropped stick 😭😭
But dawg it was so perfectly in time, I had to rewatch it like 5 times to be sure it wasn’t just a crispy sticks in
@@RishiJalukar yeah I mean who really cares if he dropped a stick tbh.
And it was so loud 😂
the second guy from the left recovery tho
I feel bad for him because I know exactly what it feels to drop a stick mid performance.
Awesome job CHHS!
Splitting the entire battery is wild work
wow just wow
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Its amazing!
Stacked bass line
Shofukan goes so hard
Wth is John feeding these snares
Someone transcribe the sax opening pleaseeee
SOMEBODY TRANSCRIBE THE SNARE DUET 😭😭😭
Bro snarky puppy in wgi is sickkkk
At 2:20 is that Black Star from David Bowie?
Can somebody tell Brad it's time to just say Twenty... instead of Two Thousand...
What is that song through out the first segment? Its so familiar
Radiohead exit music (for a film) is the first material then Shofukan from Snarky Puppy
It was all going good until homie dropped his stick lol
what’s with the wind instruments? i thought this was percussion
I know it’s pretty cool right? It was an incredible experience to give these students an opportunity to perform in a unique scenario that’s every bit as challenging as the percussion, AFTER being an integral part of the visual program for the entire show.
Given the original source material which I’m sure you are familiar with, we thought it would be the most legit representation to use actual horns instead of bad synth sounds. I’m sure you can find that somewhere else though, if that’s your jam.
Gonna have to agree. It wasn’t a poorly designed show by any metric but I’m personally not a fan of wind symphonies in Drumline shows.
@@thenelsonbruhs722 That’s the best part of WGI, I could love something and you don’t have to. It’s still a valid musical offering, performed really well and those kids still matter and did awesome stuff.
@@MrIanGrom yeah their bass line was stacked
@@thenelsonbruhs722 My comment may have read weird without context - I write all the front ensemble and winds for Chino Hills. I loved all that stuff and wouldn’t change a thing, and it’s totally ok if you’re not into it. I think it’s dope to bring advanced jazz harmony with winds to the gig. If you like traditional drums in a gym, all good. I’m just bored of all that after 15+ years so I’m always down for new sounds and exploring.