Congratulations to Kyoto Tachibana High School Wind Band for winning the Gold Award!京都橘高校吹奏楽部~ 南情采風~ скачать в хорошем качестве

Congratulations to Kyoto Tachibana High School Wind Band for winning the Gold Award!京都橘高校吹奏楽部~ 南情采風~

The results of the 38th All-Japan Marching Band Competition are in! Congratulations to Kyoto Tachibana High School Wind Band for winning the Gold Award! Congratulations to Tokyo University of Agriculture Second High School Wind Band for winning the Silver Award! The All-Japan Marching Band Competition (全日本マーチングコンテスト), held annually since 1988, is the most anticipated event for wind band students across Japan. This year's award marks Tachibana High School's fifth consecutive year winning the highest honor, the Gold Award—truly remarkable! Tokyo University of Agriculture Second High School also won the Gold Award four times consecutively from 2019 to 2023 (the competition was cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic), and is the only team to have achieved perfect attendance and qualify for this national competition since its inception—a super model student! The Orange Devil and the Emerald Knights' 2025 Taiwan Expedition: Their achievements prove that the strongest wind bands in Japan are truly not just empty words! The most dreamlike collaborations and the most dazzling individual performances will all be presented to you this December! The most delightful musical feast of the year is coming! Pingtung Symphony Orange Frenzy ■12/20 (Sat) 14:00 ■Pingtung County Track and Field Stadium ■Free Admission This time, the Kyoto Tachibana High School Concert Band will be in Pingtung, performing in collaboration with the Pingtung Girls' High School Marching Band, the Nanrong Junior High School Marching Band, and the Meiho University of Science and Technology Bear Eagle Marching Band. Welcome to witness this international event showcasing the exchange of music and culture between Taiwan and Japan! "Orange Devil, Emerald Knight" Visit Taiwan in December, with Flash Mob Performances in Chiayi and Pingtung! The Japanese Tachibana High School Concert Band, known as the "Orange Devil," will be visiting Taiwan again in December. This time, they will be touring with the "Emerald Knights" from Japan Agricultural University Second High School, scheduled to visit Taipei, Chiayi, Pingtung, and Kaohsiung, once again igniting an orange craze. The Chinese Cultural Association is so awesome! The Orange Devil and the Emerald Knight will be visiting Chiayi City and Pingtung for cultural exchange between Taiwanese and Japanese students. The Kyoto Tachibana High School Wind Ensemble and the Tokyo University of Agriculture Second High School Wind Ensemble, two of Japan's strongest wind ensembles, will be visiting Taiwan in December for the "2025 Taiwan Expedition" series of events. The organizer, the General Association of Chinese Culture, has generously added to the program, announcing that in addition to the three previously announced ticketed performances, the two schools will also be performing at the 320+1 Chiayi City Expo Theme Pavilion (the planned site of the Chiayi City Government North Building) and the Pingtung County Track and Field Stadium, bringing cultural exchange performances to local students and promoting friendship between Taiwan and Japan through energetic music. The Orange Devil and the Emerald Knights will join forces in Taiwan for the "2025 Taiwan Expedition – Blowing in Friendship, Dancing with Youth" event. The Kyoto Tachibana High School Brass Band (Orange Devil) and the Tokyo University of Agriculture Second High School Brass Band (Emerald Knights) will collaborate in Taiwan for the first time this December. The two schools will embark on a grand "Taiwan Expedition" with over 250 members, visiting Taipei, Chiayi City, Kaohsiung, and Pingtung to exchange ideas with local students. The General Association of Chinese Culture announced today that this "Taiwan Expedition – Blowing in Friendship, Dancing with Youth" project will include three ticketed performances. The first will be a joint performance by the two schools at the Taipei Peace Basketball Gymnasium on December 19th; followed by performances on December 21st at the Kaohsiung Weiwuying Concert Hall by the Tachibana High School Brass Band and at the Chiayi City Cultural Bureau Concert Hall by the Tokyo University of Agriculture Second High School Brass Band. In addition, the two schools will also travel from north to south to exchange ideas with the Zhuangjing Vocational High School Band and Flag Team, the Kaohsiung Girls' High School Marching Band, the Pingtung Girls' High School Marching Band, the Nanrong Junior High School Marching Band, and the Meiho University of Science and Technology Bear Eagle Marching Band. The Federation of Chinese Associations Malaysia (FCAM) stated that details of the exchange activities, including several unannounced events currently in preparation, will be announced at a later date.