The “Pride” is an extra-curricular offering for band students at Broken Arrow Senior High, North Intermediate and South Intermediate High Schools. It explores the latest trends in competitive marching band. Her answer perfectly encapsulates the opinions that the band and all of its members have.Pride Marching Band is a “state of the art” competitive marching band.
We’re all coming out of a year without marching band, and he has to learn everyone’s strengths and weaknesses, all while directing a very complicated marching band show”. Saxophonist Mia Bornhorst said “He has a lot to live up to, but at the same time, people’s expectations were set almost too high.
Opinions were mixed, but it is impossible to deny the great results he consistently gets when the band performs. Genualdi and his work as the new director. I do believe there is still a lot of growth that is needed for the remainder of the season, so rehearsals should continue to improve in terms of focus and taking direction”. Jeanette Johnson, the director of the color guard was interviewed over email, and wrote “We are beginning to be more efficient as we rehearse and I think the scores/placement at the competition on Saturday reflected that. Jackson Cole, Senior trombone player, said “We practice well, but there are definitely things that we could have done better”.
Answers consistently showed that there are improvements that can be made to improve the show. The interviewees were then asked about the preparation of the show. Jake Snyder, a senior tuba player, said “I kind of thought it would go average, but I was pleasantly surprised when we got third place”.
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