Signature Drill Moves

[chris ncsu]

Man, how bout those trumpets in that Phantom Regiment marching band... :-p

[rut-roh]

There certainly are rights and wrongs to the musical issue. And for the third time, as it relates to the TOPIC of this thread (i.e.: Signature Drill Moves), I could care less what those specific rights or wrongs are. My commentary was directed more to the TOPIC, which was how great I think that particular drill move is.

And yes, I think that Phantom Regiment marching band has some great trumpets. (could care less about that terminology as well) :)

[JayM]

We've always been pretty aware that we weren't playing actual fugues, although I think there was an actual fugue in the 03 ballad.

In 04 we had the fugue-like section in the closer...we either called it that or something like Saucedian Polyphony or something like that. At least that's always what I thought in my head. We are dorks.

[PJS53]

Dang another topic gets sidetracked. Can you guys possibly move the theory debate to another thread?

[mwpercussion14]

Phantom's kick is always nice to see. I also like Vanguards wavy lean that they did in '04 and other years.

[JMS0527]

We've always been pretty aware that we weren't playing actual fugues, although I think there was an actual fugue in the 03 ballad.

In 04 we had the fugue-like section in the closer...we either called it that or something like Saucedian Polyphony or something like that. At least that's always what I thought in my head. We are dorks.

Those were both rounds....

And awesome DRILL at those points...esp the set in '04....very much a complement to what was going on musically...added complexity which increases in tension moving out toward the end of the block...but as they hit resolution, the form is back as a block (very nicely executed)

Edited December 17, 2005 by sooneralum2001