Carolina Crown's Hornline Drops The Hammer In Houston

Carolina Crown's incredible 2017 Brass dropping the hammer in the Houston lot!

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[ellaborate]

i would do ANYTHING to listen to this for the first time again.

[DJayAce]

2:12, the way he screamed "YES!", it was with so much passion. The dude clearly loves what he does! Really cool to watch

[Pangeakid]

I’m emotional over people that are this passionate about bands. I can’t play an instrument but appreciate music so very much.

[robertg]

I asked my director if we could try this warm up, chorale and all.
He said yes, and I was stoked. A week later I got the music in, and we played it.
Of course it was rough the first few times, but today before our parade I got to conduct it, and it sounded super super sick! I hope we keep playing this warmip

[CryHavoc]

"Mello's on that G that was awesome!"
Understatement of the century

[NotFarmerFlats]

I'm not a band nerd at all. Not even musically inclined. But this has me in tears with its power and beauty.

[tristanandersen]

Absolute CHAD of a conductor. He could summon this sound from a field of rocks if it pleased him.

[maestrum]

Bro, I'm in absolute tears. Ever since I quit marching band to pursue engineering, I have missed the absolute heart and dedication that these people exude so powerfully through music. Every person on that pad is there putting every ounce of effort they have into perfecting their routines. Even though hearing this through youtube through headphones will be nowhere near the experience of hearing it in person, it still has me bawling hearing such a beautiful sound. Hell, this is a warm up and it's got me in tears. Massive respect to everyone putting their lives into music as good as this. You're literally giving people the ability to experience pure, unbridled emotion through the sheer power of music.

[MollyTheLag]

The only sin was that this wasn't recorded with IMAX equipment

[AnDy-htst]

I want this played as my casket is being lowered into the ground when I die for a epic ending

[natedued]

2:10 is some of the best brass chords I’ve ever had go through my ears *WHY DID NOBODY TIMESTAMP THIS*

[me-yyzz]

I'm 81 years old. Marched with a national champion drum and bugle corps in the 1960's. I can appreciate this video....

[fwyfldw]

this officialy marks my one year of watching this everyday

[TheAbfromNJ]

I didn't know my computer speakers had that in them.

[protree_productions]

As a drum set and drumline player, I literally never learned how to read or understand music scales fully, only drum stuff. But something about a big marching horn line fills me with such joy and I can't understand why.

[AllChapNoCap]

1, 000 of these views is just me coming back to watch it again, and again over the last six years. It still fires me up. I’m going to go run through a wall now.

[oliviapeterson]

bro that cut off, our band could never

[Njr-wwyh]

It's been three years, and I still fantasize about what it'd be like to be in the middle of that.

[ohboy]

What’s extremely impressive is that they all stop at the end at exactly the same moment. I’ve never heard a horn section so in sync.

[alexspitznaugle]

Every time I get a new set of headphones, I come here to test them