1) I like the abrupt change of movements or shape. The way they change from one particular shape to another particular image is simply breathtaking.
2) I like how the formation suits the music. It's like dancing to the music, but in a more slow and impressive way.
3) I truly salute all of them for the hard work and time they sacrifice to work out these mesmerising performance. I've been involved in marching competition (simple marching), and yet I had to spend a lot of time to practise. So imagine band competition that takes around 100 people to co-operate, and to play musics in unison, and to walk neatly, flawlessly and to form shapes and images that would overwhelm the audience with amazement and excitement. This takes nearly 6 months and eight hours a day! Ergo, I salute them for their hard-work, for their cooperation, and most importantly, for their unwavering strength to move on, despite all obstacles that tend to shatter their determination and self-confidence. I salute you all!
Natcomp 2011 - Sekolah Tun Fatimah
Watch the percussion part! Jaw-dropping, but alas, not as good as Asma.
Natcomp 2011 - SMK Sultanah Asma
They literally grab away all the awards. No wonder they are the best band in Malaysia - just watch the video.
Natcomp 2011 - SMJK Jit Sin
For the first time, they manage to get themselves into top 5. I love the music (I regret what I said on my earlier post) but the formation was rather inferior and dull. But the precise movements and the neatness certainly deserve some applause, and they definitely have improved.
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