because sound travels pretty slow. thats why if your in the very back at a rock concert, and you see the drummer hit a drum, and you hear the drum a half a second or so later. in marching band, you want the sound to line up for the audience. to achieve this, listen back, and center. usually the drumline. if your in the audience and it sound discordant, its not your fault.
i am in marching band and an A B student
Plastic Reeds are better than Wooden ones for Marching Band, but they make you sound a little different. Most people say more "hollow", but i would only use a Plastic reed if you are in marching band, and use Wood reeds for everything else. I say Wooden Ones are Better.
running, rowing, bicycling, stair climbing, and swimming.
1. The tuba was originally designed to be played while marching, not sitting.2. The first Friday in May is International Tuba Day, which celebrates tubists around the world.3. The tuba is the youngest of the brass instruments, made in the middle of the nineteenth century.4. An orchestra often only has one tuba, although it is also common to have three.
Isaac Watts was a child prodigy and grew up in the Puritan church. He found the hymns they sang boring and his father challenged him to write something better. So, he did. It is said he wrote "We're Marching to Zion" to shame those who left church early because they thought singing hymns as opposed to singing Psalms was frivolous. The second verse is especially telling. It says, "Let those refuse to sing who never knew our God..." He wrote something like 600 hymns and published a number of hymnals. Among some of Isaac Watts' most well-beloved and popular hymns are: Joy to the World; 0 God Our Help in Ages Past, based on Ps. 90; When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, from St. Paul's admonition in Galatians 6:14; Alas and Did My Savior Bleed also known as, "At the Cross."
Usually a football game happens. Sometimes a marching band will play.
Marching bands DO play at home football games, and parades.
early in the morning
no, we do not currently have a marching band, but we do have a pep band that plays at every home football game!
football parades competion
the University of Georgia Bulldog Football team
The first marching band to ever march during halftime at a football game was the University of Illinois' Marching Illini. They performed at halftime in 1907 during the University of Illinois' game against the University of Chicago.
The first marching band to ever march during halftime at a football game was the University of Illinois' Marching Illini. They performed at halftime in 1907 during the University of Illinois' game against the University of Chicago.
A sport that includes marching in different formations on a field to music both music and marching are done by band members. Marching bands also are in parades and play at football games and during halftime at football games. They also go to marching contests. It's very fun but a lot of work you have to dedicated.
Usually the right, but, sometimes on the left.
The first marching band to ever march during halftime at a football game was the University of Illinois' Marching Illini. They performed at halftime in 1907 during the University of Illinois' game against the University of Chicago.Read more: When_did_marching_bands_start
You can listen to marching band music when you attend a marching band competition, or when you cheer on your favorite college marching band marching in a parade. There are also numerous marching band shows and demonstrations that are available to watch streaming live on the Internet. As of 2009, most marching band competitions are shown on Internet servers or on broadcast television. You can also watch some real good marching band competition live on ESPN 3.