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 Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2005 4:09 pm
We never hear the tapes, the BD just chews us out for what's (supposedly) on it.
We always hear what the judges are saying on the feild, though. No matter how loud we blow our brains out, no matter how fast we pass by, we can always hear what the judge has to say.
And it really helps. If we hear a positive comment, it's a confidence booster. If it's negative, we pick ourselves up as quickly as possible to prove them wrong.
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Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 6:18 pm
We did a judging simulation on last year's band, and our director told us that you're never supposed to mention anything out of your caption...
...well, we went to a marching show (at Evergreen, coincidentially, Ocastra) two weeks ago, and the music effect judge in the middle of our 1st production said "nice silks [flags]". Later in the show, he started talking about how he didn't understand the color of the backdrops, which actually matched the color of the flags that he had commented on earlier.
Also, in the middle of the 2nd production, the flutes and clarinets switch to brass instruments. Originally, they went behind the backdrops, and NOBODY noticed. Only one judge went later, "Wait a minute...you guys don't have any clarinets...that's weird."
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Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2008 1:51 pm
one time, during a percussion feature, the judges said the drums were overpowering the band stare ...
and another time, a judge said we had too many good ideas, and took points off...
but one time we were listening to the tape a judge who well, really liked us. he was like-omg u guys r so great gosh ur music moves may, i luv u!ooh ur colorguard is so great, wee yay! that was great!
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