Ratchasima Witthayalai School’s marching band has received 700,000 baht worth of Yamaha musical instruments and audio equipment following championship wins at European competitions, Bangkok Post reported.
Siam Music Yamaha Co., Ltd., operated by Siam Motors Group, held a congratulatory reception for students, the school director and teachers, according to the report. The company said the award aims to continuously foster the potential of Thai youth and support music education.
The donated equipment includes a YAMAHA Professional Handmade Flute YFL-877ST, STAGEPAS 400BT, YAMAHA HD-300 Harmony Director, YAMAHA Soundbar SR-X50A and DAIKIN air purifiers, Bangkok Post reported. Executives presented the items to inspire young musicians, instructors and everyone behind the accomplishment.
The band secured three major titles at the European Music Contest 2026 in Germany: Champion Drumline Battle, Champion Marching and Champion Street Parade. At the World Music Contest 2026 in the Netherlands, the ensemble claimed the World Champion title in the 1st Division Marching Contest, along with the Day Prize for the highest daily score of 95.750 points, a Gold Medal Distinction and the Best Brass, Wind, Fanfare Award.
Siam Music Yamaha said the victory reflects the discipline, determination and dedication of students, teachers and instructors who propelled the Thai marching band onto a world-class stage, Bangkok Post reported.
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