They played the Imp March!
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:05pm
I'm watching the OSU vs. Illinois game, and the band just played the Imperial March! Sweeeeeeeeeet!
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Posted: 2002-11-16 06:06pm
Cool, I think it's time to embrace our imperial overlords
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:13pm
I listen to the Imperial March, and while I think it would be fun and cool as hell to play, I shudder at the really rapid tonguing that has to be accomplished.
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:16pm
*wonders what the string instrumentation would be like....*
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:22pm
Cool
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:23pm
I believe it is Maryland who has a complete SW halftime show.
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:24pm
I've seen several.Kelly Antilles wrote:I believe it is Maryland who has a complete SW halftime show.
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:25pm
THEY JUST PLAYED IT AGAIN! IT SOUNDED PERFECT!
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:28pm
Well let prepare for our new masters to arrive.... <rolls out [Welcome Imperial Overlord Banner]>
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:44pm
They play that at a lot of sports events...
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:48pm
Bah, humbug. You just need a hell of a lot of low brass and a snare player.verilon wrote:*wonders what the string instrumentation would be like....*
No nececitamos los stringos!
(I've actually done a couple arrangements of it for marching band. Bwahaha!)
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:48pm
Yeah, they normally play it balls out too, "we don't need no stinkin' dynamics".......IRG CommandoJoe wrote:They play that at a lot of sports events...
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:51pm
Cellos and Basses, and some violas, could pull off th elower sounds.Zaia wrote:Bah, humbug. You just need a hell of a lot of low brass and a snare player.verilon wrote:*wonders what the string instrumentation would be like....*
No nececitamos los stringos!
(I've actually done a couple arrangements of it for marching band. Bwahaha!)
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:53pm
Maaaaaaaaaaaybe....but how are we going to fit those upright basses in the stands?verilon wrote:Cellos and Basses, and some violas, could pull off th elower sounds.Zaia wrote:Bah, humbug. You just need a hell of a lot of low brass and a snare player.verilon wrote:*wonders what the string instrumentation would be like....*
No nececitamos los stringos!
(I've actually done a couple arrangements of it for marching band. Bwahaha!)
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:54pm
Dude, they just played Mortal Kombat! Really fast! And it sounded great!
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:54pm
You'd be surprised....Zaia wrote:Maaaaaaaaaaaybe....but how are we going to fit those upright basses in the stands?
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:55pm
We played it in Jr. high school orchestra(same year ESB came out!), all we had were 5 violins, 1 viola, 2 cellos, and me and my friend Scott on bass. Sounded good.verilon wrote:Cellos and Basses, and some violas, could pull off th elower sounds.Zaia wrote:Bah, humbug. You just need a hell of a lot of low brass and a snare player.verilon wrote:*wonders what the string instrumentation would be like....*
No nececitamos los stringos!
(I've actually done a couple arrangements of it for marching band. Bwahaha!)
Posted: 2002-11-16 06:58pm
Try pulling off Marche Slave with 20-30 violins, three violas, six cellos, and three basses....And me being the only decent viola player....When the melody rolls around in the viola section....well.....TONE....Frank Hipper wrote:We played it in Jr. high school orchestra(same year ESB came out!), all we had were 5 violins, 1 viola, 2 cellos, and me and my friend Scott on bass. Sounded good.verilon wrote:Cellos and Basses, and some violas, could pull off th elower sounds.Zaia wrote: Bah, humbug. You just need a hell of a lot of low brass and a snare player.
No nececitamos los stringos!
(I've actually done a couple arrangements of it for marching band. Bwahaha!)
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:00pm
LOL!!! I just imagined how that would sound....more like Marche Lames. lol
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:01pm
Actually, it was Level 5 music (in fact, it had been played at All-State two years previous). We took it to the statewide "competition" and got 1's on it across the board. (Well, we got a 1- form one judge, but that's beside the point.)IRG CommandoJoe wrote:LOL!!! I just imagined how that would sound....more like Marche Lames. lol
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:05pm
*applause* Well done. It's a kickass piece.verilon wrote:Actually, it was Level 5 music (in fact, it had been played at All-State two years previous). We took it to the statewide "competition" and got 1's on it across the board. (Well, we got a 1- form one judge, but that's beside the point.)IRG CommandoJoe wrote:LOL!!! I just imagined how that would sound....more like Marche Lames. lol
And a I- is still a I, for the record. So, yay.
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:07pm
Yes, it is! *beam* And we played a six-page piece we spent EIGHT WEEKS on learning. My freshman year. Got two Is and a II (from the hard judge). Duplet on top of triplets....AUGH!Zaia wrote:*applause* Well done. It's a kickass piece.verilon wrote:Actually, it was Level 5 music (in fact, it had been played at All-State two years previous). We took it to the statewide "competition" and got 1's on it across the board. (Well, we got a 1- form one judge, but that's beside the point.)IRG CommandoJoe wrote:LOL!!! I just imagined how that would sound....more like Marche Lames. lol
And a I- is still a I, for the record. So, yay.
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:08pm
I still can't imagine it sounding as good without the horns in it. It should sound good up until the horns' part. lol
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:10pm
Well, you're a band person, true blue, I know this now....IRG CommandoJoe wrote:I still can't imagine it sounding as good without the horns in it. It should sound good up until the horns' part. lol
Posted: 2002-11-16 07:11pm
It's just gotta have that unrelenting brass, IME.