The Night.

Jit Sin wons the title, again. This time with the proud of 7 champions in a row. It was a good performance, for me at least. Have you ever felt like gooseflesh all over? That's exactly how I felt at the night. Especially when JSPO and CLB performing. First, with highly expectations, Jit Sin cames out with warm welcoming cheer from us, the alumni or also the loyal supporters. Shouting 'Jit Sin Jit Sin! ' or the-all-time-favourite-slogan since 2005, my first year to involve in the performance - 'Jit Sin Ho, Jit Sin Ho, Jit Sin xxx'. It's an energetic yet pumps up one. 


I am really happy with the band on the field. They did quite well. I got to say a little bit for the trumpets, they've became so good that we were all impressed by them. All of them are so good in average, no more high and low situation like us last time. And so the other sections, the colour guards, the drum major and the conductor. That's what we called - a team. 


As usual, our school was the 'conductor-stand-provider' in any of the competition be it the state level or the national level. Suppose it was a good point for us to gain confidence to use what we used to. Another strong awaiting team for the night, the CLB. No doubt, the performed really well too, with surprises all the way. Honestly I love their songs. The melodies were spinning in my head. Have you ever realised? Since when? The PCGHS had been forgotten? They used to be the strongest rival on the field, over the years. 


It was a night gathered with other long forgotten mates, with long distance away from where we came from. Though not all can make it, the passion can still be felt when you were surrounded by others that belong to the same team once. And then watching the juniors doing their very best together, flashing back all the good times. It has always been the best thing in my life to join the marching band, I am very flattered that I did wrote my name on the namelist for trumpet part. It's single action that changed my life forever. 

Well, we didn't keep winning all the time. We used to lose, too, in the national level. The target over the years was just to get a gold title but it seemed to dissapointing all the time. Everyone was sobbing, some have tears rolling in their eyes, some hugging each other for just a lil condolence. There were teardrops from me, too. The song ' WE ARE THE CHAMPION ' was played when Asma being annouced as the winner for the night. We were just standing beside and watching them celebrating their glory happily. While the hardest emotion was kept in our heart deep there. We got silver. It's the best year, with the theme The Planets. Everything was perfect, at least we thought so. 

After so much dramas, bonds had been strongly built among us. Band room is still the favourite place among all, though it was always fulled with the smell from the mixed of sweats, saliva from the instruments, green gas from david, killing gas from bjuok etc. Too much to be wrote, I mean the good times.


And now, a BIG support for JSPO in the national level. The process along the way is always the most precious one, sincerely and honestly. 



for photos of the night, kindly click HERE