I feel like a lot of the shows this year resemble each other with this groovy/melodic vibe. They all have some sort of beat or melody that sticks in my head all day. They are so catchy, I cannot get enough of it. What a great year for WGI.
The design of this show has been on of the highest. It conveys deep concepts. Two years ago, my band director, William Redd had gathered us and shown us WGI. Mr. Redd, if you are reading this, you knew me as Jehbar Nino Doblas Ibarra, I am grateful for the time I had with you in learning not only the marching arts, but jazz as well. My gratitude extends to Jerry Carpenter, a personal King of Jazz. At 4:46, I remember that dark bandhall with the chairs sprawled around with me and my friends around our computers and when I heard that, the song touched me so deeply, nearly made me cry, and it encouraged me to begin changing my life for the better. I was the opposite of what you called troubled, I did AP, never was involved with the vaping stuff, and was very nerdy. But that was what was wrong, I was too uptight to the rules and had to loosen up as those who did not necessarily follow the rules as "tightly" as I did went further. As Arnold likes to put it, "Break the rules, but not the law." I would soon learn that to go far in music is to love it, and if you are doing it out of establishing respect, you will never get far. The same goes in life. Music is alive. Why play it dead? Life is alive. Why live it dead? And don't do things for the approval of others. Just do what you know is right and live by what you know is true. Be open to ideas, but be open to yourself as well. Junior year was a massive change as I had decided to transfer to the larger high school in pursuit of a broader perspective. I ended up becoming distant from my project-based learning family; however, I learned so much that I would likely do it again if I had the chance to rewind time. But I would also learn that it is usually good to remember your roots, especially if you like them. In short words: When I listened to the song, the moment had literally "change[d everything"
@@cuttingham_1232 I mean they had a great show that year but I was at finals as well and RCC just blew everyone out of the water. Totally undeniable, just like Broken City 2019
For those of you who are curious what i used to shoot this // Body: Sony A7iii // Lens: Sony 70-200mm f2.8 GM // Mic: Rode Stereo Vidmic Pro // All strapped on to a monopod
Is the opening track specifically made for this show? I haven't come across it in Son Lux's discography yet, and I've been looking for it. Really nice progression, wish I could find the source.
Last years show was right with what they did with the dancers. You have to remember that it blends percussion with theatre. In that sense they are as much actors as the drum line and pit
Pulse has got my favorite show for the second year in a row.
I feel like a lot of the shows this year resemble each other with this groovy/melodic vibe. They all have some sort of beat or melody that sticks in my head all day. They are so catchy, I cannot get enough of it. What a great year for WGI.
The design of this show has been on of the highest. It conveys deep concepts. Two years ago, my band director, William Redd had gathered us and shown us WGI. Mr. Redd, if you are reading this, you knew me as Jehbar Nino Doblas Ibarra, I am grateful for the time I had with you in learning not only the marching arts, but jazz as well. My gratitude extends to Jerry Carpenter, a personal King of Jazz.
At 4:46, I remember that dark bandhall with the chairs sprawled around with me and my friends around our computers and when I heard that, the song touched me so deeply, nearly made me cry, and it encouraged me to begin changing my life for the better. I was the opposite of what you called troubled, I did AP, never was involved with the vaping stuff, and was very nerdy. But that was what was wrong, I was too uptight to the rules and had to loosen up as those who did not necessarily follow the rules as "tightly" as I did went further. As Arnold likes to put it, "Break the rules, but not the law." I would soon learn that to go far in music is to love it, and if you are doing it out of establishing respect, you will never get far.
The same goes in life. Music is alive. Why play it dead?
Life is alive. Why live it dead?
And don't do things for the approval of others. Just do what you know is right and live by what you know is true. Be open to ideas, but be open to yourself as well.
Junior year was a massive change as I had decided to transfer to the larger high school in pursuit of a broader perspective. I ended up becoming distant from my project-based learning family; however, I learned so much that I would likely do it again if I had the chance to rewind time. But I would also learn that it is usually good to remember your roots, especially if you like them.
In short words:
When I listened to the song, the moment had literally "change[d everything"
I love the music, the strings and the percussion just sound so good together to me at least.
That cymbal feature was clean af!
ikr, those fucking splits were amazing and there visuals too
@@thisonecomedian278 *their
Nehemiah Boscia Thank you
Could’ve been cleaner
I definitely like this show better than Rhythm X’s.... not to take away from any performers, I just like this show better.
Polo 10k there was just something about seeing rhythm x live. Watching it back they weren’t very clean and it just isn’t as hype as it was in person
idk who pulled more strings, Pulse or Broken City
LOL
Best bassline of WGI 2018
denimchicken257 Agree
thank you (:
Clean show ✊✊✊✊
6:15 Amazing Cymbals
Totally the snare line who played there lol
How did this show not Medal... :(
@@cuttingham_1232 I mean they had a great show that year but I was at finals as well and RCC just blew everyone out of the water. Totally undeniable, just like Broken City 2019
For those of you who are curious what i used to shoot this // Body: Sony A7iii // Lens: Sony 70-200mm f2.8 GM // Mic: Rode Stereo Vidmic Pro // All strapped on to a monopod
Tarot Major Arcana 16: The Tower "Sometimes the fortress becomes a prison and must be torn down in order to grow."
How did this not medal omg
This is my what my marching show is based off first band to ever perform it
❤️!!!
They are making this into a marching show and my school is gonna be the first to ever perform it vmhs band
Hit me up with those transcriptions
Pulse Percussion And Strings
Is the opening track specifically made for this show? I haven't come across it in Son Lux's discography yet, and I've been looking for it. Really nice progression, wish I could find the source.
Andrew Wilkening idk if i’m too late but if you mean the very beginning the look up Tear, Part 1. it’s the very beginning part of it
1:40 am I the only one that hears The Uninvited?
Paige Livesay I hear it, clever clever
are the 2019 shows unlisted? if so could i have a link?
That symbol solo though was lit
No Name Necessary cymbal
Captain kiwi symbol
wakanda
wakanda
2:41
They deserved first easy
Best quad line
Slam Dunk I disagree, pulse should have gotten second and if you watched the final bit of RCC then you'd see their tenors are better...
Hey! I don’t think you’ll reply to this, but do you have Sunlake High School’s show?
DVonte White Sorry man, didn’t manage to get that one ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Do you have McM by chance? I barely got to see them this year :(
I unfortunately do not. sorry man
Erik Lindquist RIP
A channel called drumlinecentral does, if you are still looking
do u get vip seats every year
Just get lucky finding the one seat no comes to take ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I see you moved it from your alternate account haha.
And now we wait......and see what happens
gibby from Chino hills has EVOLVED
A bar from Uninvited @ 1:40
Anyone know what son lux song they used in the beginning?
Tear PT. 1
Everything must change
Dream state
All by Son Lux
I like this show, I just dont really get it
Who else was brought here by the dab
Pulse deserved 3rd, broken city deserved second, rcc deserves first
in my opinion pulse deserved second, broken city third, and chino hills first
@@uniquelqverne6713 chino hills is scholastic world not open world. Its a different category
Anyone other me really dislikes the use of dancers that aren't literally showing the plot (like Pulse 2017)?
Last years show was right with what they did with the dancers. You have to remember that it blends percussion with theatre. In that sense they are as much actors as the drum line and pit