Xukaniz

Heart

DCI/Marching Band/Classical (that is all thats on my Mp3 player)

Our band ran 4 to 5 laps every day before warming up.

Meh, how lame. If I recall correctly he swore to his grandmother that he would get a college degree before turning pro. Whatever floats his boat I guess.

I would really hate to say a band is best. All the bands in Texas represent our fine state well.

Yes

31 - 26. USC has the ball. This possession could decide the outcome of this game.

We did? Hehe

Job

Computer

Medals

I always enjoyed listening to Cavies 02. Its #1 on my list.

Food!

home

Tear

Yeah it was loud and brassy, but I sure as heck liked it!

You answered "yes" to 113 of 208 questions, making you 45.7% band/corps pure (54.3% band/corps corrupt); that is, you are 45.7% pure in the band/corps domain.

Psycho

Water

We played that last year. That clarinet Cadenza is crazy...

Midland High School is playing: Theme and Variations by Arnold Schoenberg Four Scottish Dances by Malcolm Arnold George Washington Bicentennial March by Sousa

Magnetism.

Yeah thats right, I was thinking of the Florentiner, my bad.

I need to elaborate on my pieces a little bit more..hmm.. Piece of Mind - Wilson - very innovative piece. Very odd with its 4 movements. Quite a fun piece to play. Symphonic Metamorphosis - Hindemith - Well duh, awesome (when played well, or it may be a royal pain in the rear with the 2nd movement). Carmina Burana - It just adds to the love of the song when you find out what the song is about! Aegean Festival - Makris - very difficult piece technique wise. Very fast, very frolicky, and very very fun. Techeli's work always caught my eye to an extent. Blue Shades and An American Elegy are awesome. Redline Tango - another really difficult, fun piece to play. Played this at band camp this year at WTAMU. Lots of fun. Liturgical Dances - played this my freshman year. Lots of fun. Incantation and Dance - also played this my freshman year. Technical at points, but really fun none the less.

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