Marching-related videos are all over YouTube. That's great news for marching fans, since it's now easier than ever to view clips of bands, guards, drumlines and events. Here are a few videos that Marching.com has featured in conjunction with news stories.
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Video highlights from YouTube A floral float titled "Manually Controlled Elephant" was the sweepstakes winner of the 2007 Bloemencorso Zundert, one of
The Netherlands' largest flower parades. This video clip shows the colorful giant, which was created by the all-volunteer Stuivezand civic group. Twelve people push the float from behind (there is no
vehicle underneath) while another dozen riders control the animated movement.
Video highlights from YouTube Parades featuring creative floral floats are popular in the flower-producing regions of Belgium and The Netherlands.
The parades are known not only for beautiful flowers, but also for the music and costumed performers that are
an important part of each float's theme. This video features highlights of the 2006 Bloemencorso Zundert, one of
Europe's largest flower parades.
Video highlights from YouTube Many parade bands in the upper midwest perform creative street shows, and they gather for the Vikingland Band Festival
parade marching championship in Alexandria, Minnesota. Park Center H.S. from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota won the Grand Champion title in 2007.
This low-resolution clip features Park Center's performance as seen on the event's official DVD which uses multiple cameras and aerial views.
Video highlights from YouTube The 2007 season is proving to be a wild ride for the Page H.S. Winter Drum Line from Franklin, Tennessee.
Page has become accustomed to first place wins, and on March 24 the group was promoted to Scholastic World Class after scoring 92.3 in Open Class.
Video highlights from YouTube The Clovis West H.S. Winter Drum Line from Fresno, California is performing
a creative show titled +/- Magnets +/-. The ensemble scored 85.3 to earn second place in PSW class at the
Southern California Percussion Alliance show on March 10.