Marching Proud In Unity

Style: Create a SATB mixed-voice chorale performance based directly on the provided reference audio. IMPORTANT: Preserve the reference audio's **exact tempo, rhythmic feel, musical structure, section order, phrasing, and arrangement timing**. Do not reinterpret or rearrange the composition. The chorale should follow the reference from beginning to end, matching the timing of each musical section and transition. Tempo: approximately **115 BPM**, strictly synchronized with the reference. Duration: approximately **1 minute 54 seconds**. Time feel: steady, formal, energetic marching character. VOCAL ARRANGEMENT: * SATB mixed choir: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass * Full ensemble sound with disciplined choral diction * Strong, unified entrances * Clear four-part harmony * Soprano carries the main melody when appropriate * Alto, Tenor, and Bass provide supportive harmonic movement * Use natural choral voicing rather than solo-pop vocals * No lead singer dominating the choir * No vocal improvisation * No ad-libs * No tempo changes * No added musical sections STYLE: Formal collegiate/community chorale performance with a proud, uplifting, ceremonial marching character. Bright and confident vocal tone, clean articulation, strong rhythmic precision, and controlled dynamics. ARRANGEMENT PRIORITY: Reference audio first. Match its melody, rhythm, phrasing, cadence points, section transitions, instrumental/musical accents, and overall timing as closely as possible. The choir should sound as though it is performing the same composition and arrangement, simply transformed into a polished SATB a cappella/choral performance. ENDING: Follow the reference audio's exact final musical phrase and ending timing. Finish with a strong, unified full-choir cadence rather than fading out early.