I couldn’t have worded it better. If there’s one thing about Carmel, they aren’t the flashiest band, but you don’t even realize when hearing how gorgeous their ensemble sounds are.

could not agree more

Loved this show from a creative stand point and risk taking. Performed impeccably. What a great experience for you.

This was awesome and what instrument did you play I was a clarinet

Hi, Sky. That exhilarating feeling is part of the band experience, no doubt. That feeling of the camaraderie and the energy and the amazing lift of winning, you'll have that as a memory for the rest of your life. But if someone walks up to you and asks "What was your show about?", what would you say? Gulp. Performing artists usually are connected to the material they perform. Not just the camaraderie, not just the feeling of oneness and the exhilaration of the group mind experience and the audience screaming. But something more inside the piece they're performing. The show subject. The show theme. What statement are you making as artists? Something like "The expanse of space is huge and frightening, but no matter what planet we're on, we have to give it a sense of home." Meaning, frontiers are intimidating, but a sense of home soothes the soul. (Just guessing at what the thematic intent was here in this show, it's completely unclear.) Inside the show itself, what was the meaning for you? Beyond the joy of performing, beyond the travel and friendships? What in the music or in the show was a message to the audience about the way you live or imagine living, the way you perceive the world? That elevates your show from the ride-or-die friendship experience to a level of profound meaning.

Well said! Congratulations ❤️

Marian Catholic's 2006 Show was all based around Sergi.

when performed on a field of this size, it also becomes THE EXPANSE lol

same!

Holy shit the myth the legend

imagine thinking this much about a high school marching band show. Head to /r/iamverysmart where you belong

didnt ask

@@marcusgentillon5703 That's the problem.

Fun fact about this show! It's not about outer space, it's about the space between stuff. The whole premise is just how the field starts empty and then gets populated in the first movement, and grows further apart in the second and third, until it stretches so far at the end of the third that it seems empty again (represented by going behind the props). Finally, it just kinda closes.

@@samura1s4m This! The common misconception is that the show is about outer space, but it is rather about physical space; The props act like borders to the area and allow people to be dragged into and out of that space. a brilliant idea that I thought was very well executed.