In just three years since its founding, the Osaka Toin High School Symphonic Band has participated in the Symphonic Band Competition and the All Japan Marching Contest, and has quickly made a name for itself throughout Japan with its outstanding performances.

The Osaka Toin High School Symphonic Band, with its powerful and glittering sound and beautiful performance full of unity, wowed the audience with a number of wonderful marching shows.

Also included is a special video of the stage performance, which cannot be seen in regular competitions. Please pay attention to the performances of high school students filled with youth and fun!

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■■songs and year of recording■■
2008.11.23 Event Hall, Makuhari Messe
The 21st All Japan Marching Contest
Latin Fiesta
Circus Bee
Flight of the Bear Bee
Waltz of the Flowers from "The Nutcracker

2009.11.29 Osaka Castle Hall
The 22nd All Japan Marching Contest
March from "Love for Three Oranges" (ballet music)
Dance at the End from "The Triangle Hat" (ballet music)
Three Miracles from "The Tale of the Sultan

2010.11.21 Osaka Castle Hall
The 23rd All Japan Marching Contest
The Wedding Day in Troldhaugen
Battle, Ending from "Battle of Britain

2011.9.23 Osaka City Central Gymnasium
The 39th Kansai Marching Contest (Special performance by the contestants of the National Marching Contest for three consecutive years)
Circus Bee
Flight of the Bear Bee
Waltz of Flowers from "The Nutcracker

2012.11.18 Osaka Castle Hall
The 25th All Japan Marching Contest
The Treasure and the Far Staff
Loyalty to the Queen

Special Video
Fun stage performance "Galaxy Express 999
Composed by Yukihide Takekawa



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