There is a few ways this happens. Lower instruments (i.e. tubas, bass clarinets, euphoniums) sound travels slower than say a Flute, Trumpet, or Clarinet, therefore if lower instruments don't neccessarily play ahead of the tempo (not rushing but keeping tempo rather than following it) will sound behind but the closer you are to the band the more together it will sound. The football field might have affect too depending where are you sitting. if there is steep bleachers and there very tall, you are supposed to aim towards the pressbox so sound will hit the pressbox and have to travel to you below it. If the bleachers are laid back and kind of tall it will hit almost at the same time. If your sitting by the field it will sound a little more together if the lower instruments are keeping tempo.
Marching bands DO play at home football games, and parades.
The first team to have a marching band is widely recognized as the University of California, Berkeley, which established its band in 1896. This formation set a precedent for college football teams across the United States to adopt their own marching bands, enhancing the game day experience with music and performance. Marching bands have since become a staple of college sports, contributing to the atmosphere and tradition of athletic events.
no, we do not currently have a marching band, but we do have a pep band that plays at every home football game!
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.
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.
Usually a football game happens. Sometimes a marching band will play.
Marching bands DO play at home football games, and parades.
The first team to have a marching band is widely recognized as the University of California, Berkeley, which established its band in 1896. This formation set a precedent for college football teams across the United States to adopt their own marching bands, enhancing the game day experience with music and performance. Marching bands have since become a staple of college sports, contributing to the atmosphere and tradition of athletic events.
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
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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.
Usually the right, but, sometimes on the left.
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.