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    I was not in a class band‚ and although marching band motivated me to join a concert band‚ watching these guys play was the final push I needed to join. I took up playing saxophone the end of my junior year‚ and although knowing how difficult it would be to try and get on the level of the other kids‚ who have been playing far longer than me‚ I was determined to learn‚ so I took lessons with the woodwind advisor for our marching band. Although I came into the band only playing for three months

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    Pep Band Stereotypes

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    For my community service hours this quarter‚ one thing I worked at was Pep Band for various basketball games‚ mostly the Friday home games. I play the Baritone in our band‚ and I believe that I chose this project due to reasons stated in the social cognitive personality theory. As I know that I play in a group and I need to help the group‚ I set goals for myself‚ and for me to get better‚ I need to practice‚ and I can get practice at the basketball games. I also believe that as stated in this theory

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    understand‚ others take it to the next level and add choreographed movement to it‚ such as marching bands. An average marching wind ensemble practice begins with a simple stretch and review of the basic marching techniques. They begin one week before the fall semester starts. Normal “band camp” days involve basic technique practices on the field in the morning‚ rehearsal after lunch‚ and a combination of the marching and music after their dinner. They meet three days a week during the fall semester; two

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    Marching Band In Schools

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    ensemble of music‚ in my option‚ is the marching band. Marching band at any institution should stimulate a school or campus wide spirit (pride) as the musical representation of the institution‚ promote musicianship‚ and develop leaders while striving for the highest academically. Marching Band is defined as a group in which musicians perform while marching‚ often as entertainment or competition. This type of ensemble is the spirit of the school. A

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    Band Essay

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    Loyalty‚ dedication‚ perseverance‚ the willingness to take advice from other people‚ and the ability to be able to work with others are some of the personal strengths that I have and will use to make this band a better program. Some areas that this band program needs to improve on are the way the members take it for granted the fact that they have a program. Honestly it is ridiculous that some of our own leaders don’t follow their own orders‚ and as a result it becomes a habit for others to follow

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    Marching Band Stereotypes

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    games on Friday nights‚ but almost no one notices the halftime show. Marching bands have been around for a long time and can range from levels between high school and professional. One would mostly likely see instruments such as trumpet‚ trombone‚ snare drum‚ piccolo‚ and bass drum in a marching band. Marchers are likely found on football fields‚ in stands‚ and on the streets in a parade. Instead of having “games”‚ marching bands have shows‚ or performances. To prepare for these performances‚ marchers

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    Benefits of marching band

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    Benefits of being in marching band I’m doing my paper on the benefits of being in Marching Band. Parents‚ students and teacher’s say it’s good to be in Marching Band. What they say is that Musicians do better at everything‚ Marching band is great exercise for the exercise-averse‚ Band kids are the best kids‚ period. People say that band students have a better memory‚ because most students have to memorize the music. Having to learn about two hundred different scales and play them from memory

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    Marching Band Narrative

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    game of the season and I was here helping out the band in the concession stands. For the past few weeks‚ I have been trying to get Alexa to become a part of the marching lions with her siblings but she keeps on stubbornly refusing. I have brought her with me to talk to some of the members in the band‚ see how much fun they have‚ and how close they are to one another. Hopefully we can convince Alexa to join the band tonight. We watched the band get off of the buses and skip in through the gates

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    athletes. I am surprised by how little of that praise is directed toward marching bands‚ though. It’s actually much more difficult and tasking than people think! As a general statement‚ each member of the band has to remember every single movement‚ every single piece of music to be played‚ and how these two items are to be played or marched. Not only is it tasking mentally‚ but physically as well. For example‚ every marching player carries their own‚ usually heavy‚ metal instrument by only the strength

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    Drum Major Essay

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    Merriam-Webster Dictionary‚ a drum major is defined simply as “the leader of a marching band.” However‚ I think that the drum major is more than just a leader. He is the image‚ the personality‚ and the character of the band as a whole. I believe I have the ability‚ charisma‚ and leadership qualities to fill this honorable position. I pride myself on being an honest‚ confident‚ and reliable person. Next year will be my fourth year in the band and I have always made my best effort to be on time‚ to support others

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