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Amplify your passion and serve your nation – Join the U.S. Army Band and make your music a powerful force for honor, pride, and patriotism. #usarmyband Link in bio.
Amplify your passion and serve your nation – Join the U.S. Army Band and make your music a powerful force for honor, pride, and patriotism. #usarmyband Link in bio.
I will always place the mission first. Through every season, Soldiers of The U.S. Army Band honor our nation’s heroes in Arlington National Cemetery. This International Women’s Day, we pay tribute to all female Service members who rest in ANC with “Taps,” played by Sgt. 1st Class Adrienne Doctor. Women are critical members of the Army team and serve in all career fields, strengthening our all-volunteer force.
We invite you to march along with The U.S. Army Band this Women's History Month as we celebrate and honor the service and achievements of women in the Army. Women have served in the Army since 1775 and continue serving today. In fact, women make up 16% of the Army and 35% of the Army civilian workforce, with 9.700 women serving in Air Defense, Armor, Aviation, Engineer, Field Artillery, and Infantry positions. #WomensHistoryMonth
They’re American. They’re trombones. And starting March 20th, you can watch and hear them hone their craft, compete, and perform. See trombones be all trombones can be at the American Trombone Workshop. Don’t miss this annual once-in-a-lifetime event! For a full schedule of events, go to the link below: https://usarmyband.com/workshops/the-american-trombone-workshop
🎉 We’re bursting with pride to share that Emory Freeman has recently joined The U.S. Army Band “Pershing’s Own”! 🎶 Throughout his journey, from Virginia Commonwealth to the University of Cincinnati and now to this esteemed position, we’ve seen his incredible growth. 🗣️ Emory says, “The Sphinx Organization has been pivotal to my success over the years, enabling me to take numerous auditions through their support. If you see this message, please do not hesitate to utilize the many offerings Sphinx has available!” 🎊 Let’s celebrate Emory’s remarkable achievement together! #NAAS #NAASGrant #SphinxOrganization #EmoryFreeman #USArmyBand #ClarinetJourney
On March 4th we celebrate music on the move with Marching Band Day! So march "fourth" with the U.S. Army Band performing The Liberty Bell, composed by famed bandmaster John Philip Sousa.
Happy National Anthem Day! Today, we honor the resilience, unity, and spirit that our National Anthem represents. Written by Francis Scott Key, a lawyer and amateur poet, the origins of "The Star Spangled Banner" can be linked to the defense of Fort McHenry in Baltimore Harbor against a British naval bombardment in September 1814. Moved by the sight of the American flag still flying after the intense overnight shelling, Key penned the lyrics, which were later set to the tune of a popular English song. #ArmyStrong #BeAllYouCanBe #NationalAnthem
We are thrilled to share this year's winners of The U.S. Army Blues Solo Competition! Congratulations to our high school division winner, saxophonist Brady Markin, and our collegiate division winner, guitarist Nareg Boghosian. These musicians will be featured with The Army Blues in a live concert and recording at the University of Maryland Baltimore campus for a jazz festival on April 27, 2024. #beallyoucanbe #usarmyblues
United in Music: Celebrating America’s Wind Band Tradition 📅 March 8th, 8 p.m. 📍 DAR Constitution Hall, Washington, D.C. Comprised of members of the United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own,” “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, the United States Navy Band, the United States Air Force Band, the United States Coast Guard Band, the United States Army Field Band, and special guests from the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Band, the Joint Armed Forces Band will perform works by John Philip Sousa, Percy Grainger and Gustav Holst. The program also includes world premieres of music by James Stephenson and Kevin Day. Don’t miss out on this historic concert! The Joint Armed Forces Band last performed a concert at the 1992 American Bandmasters Association Convention, also at Constitution Hall, under the baton of Marine Band leader Col. John Bourgeois. This concert is free and open to the public, but registration is required.