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With a highly skilled and specialized staff of musicians, the School of Music offers new Army musicians not only coaching and instruction in the specific skills of an Army musician, but mentoring in further preparation for life as a Soldier in the Army Bands. Students will work in small groups coached by staff members to prepare performances that are not only musically superb but are engaging to audience members. Additionally, students will learn basic military band marching techniques and movements. Weekly, students will meet individually with their instrumental instructor who will help them hone their skills in preparation for a series of auditions before graduating the course.
Auditions. Prospective musicians must pass an audition and be selected for a vacancy. Audition requirements are the same for Active Duty and Reserve/National Guard Bands. Please click on your instrument for audition requirements and information specific to your instrument. *Positions for these specialties are only available at the Special Army Bands. Scheduling Your Active Duty Audition If you are interested in becoming a member of the Active Duty Army Bands, you will have to audition and be selected for our program. Contact your local Army Music Liaison for a telephone interview by submitting an audition request. Scheduling Your Army Reserve/National Guard Audition If you are interested in becoming a member of an Army Reserve or National Guard Band, you will need to audition and be selected for a vacancy at that band.
Consider which Army Reserve or National Guard Band you would like to be a part of based on the proximity to your current location or the location of the school you plan to attend, etc. Guitar. As a guitar player in the US Army Bands, you will be expected to perform in many different styles and ensembles. You will perform in rock band, jazz band, jazz combo, and other popular music ensembles such as Latin/salsa band, or country band. All guitar players must be skilled and experienced in electric guitar as well as acoustic. Additionally, it is common for guitar players to supplement the percussion section when needed in concert band or during marching performances. Part 1: Ceremonial/Patriotic Music Ceremonial music plays an integral part in our job as military musicians. Part 2: Prepared Music This is your time to show off your unique talents and skills. Pop/Rock/Country/R&B Swing/Jazz/Bebop/Blues Latin (Bossa/Samba/Salsa) Jazz Ballad *Accompanying backing tracks should be used* Part 3: Music Preparation This portion of the audition judges how well you can quickly prepare music as if you were called to sub on a gig with short notice.
Part 4: Additional Skills. Percussion. Percussionists in the US Army Bands perform in a variety of ensembles making it essential that they have expertise in many different styles of music. Percussionists perform drum set in rock/pop band, jazz band, Latin/salsa band, and other popular music ensembles. Additionally, percussionists perform marching snare and bass drum in the ceremonial band and concert snare, mallets, and auxiliary percussion in the concert band. The Army looks for musicians who are professionals in all of these idioms. Part 1: Ceremonial Music Ceremonial music plays an integral part in our job as military musicians. Part 2: Prepared Music-Drum Set This is your time to show off your unique talents and skills.
*Accompanying backing tracks should be used* Part 3: Music Preparation This portion of the audition judges how well you can quickly prepare music as if you were called to sub on a gig with short notice. Part 4: Additional Skills The Army Bands values additional skills that musicians bring to our organization. Saxophone.
As a saxophone player in the US Army Bands, you will perform in concert band, ceremonial band, jazz band, rock band, and various other ensembles based on your skills and the needs of the band. You will be expected to be proficient in different musical styles and be able to perform on all members of the sax family. Part 1: Ceremonial Music Ceremonial music plays an integral part in our job as military musicians. You will be provided a packet of ceremonial music to be prepared prior to your audition. Part 2: Prepared Music This is your time to show off your unique talents and skills.
Part 3: Music Preparation This portion of the audition judges how well you can quickly prepare music as if you were called to sub on a gig with short notice. Part 4: Additional Skills The Army Bands values additional skills that musicians bring to our organization. Trumpet. Trumpet Player As a trumpet player in the US Army Bands, you will perform in concert band, ceremonial band, jazz band, brass quintet, rock band, and various other ensembles based on your skills and the needs of the band. You will also have the honor of performing as bugler during military ceremonies and performing Taps at military funerals.
Audition Requirements Part 1: Ceremonial Music Ceremonial music plays an integral part in our job as military musicians. Part 2: Prepared Music This is your time to show off your unique talents and skills. Part 3: Music Preparation This portion of the audition judges how well you can quickly prepare music as if you were called to sub on a gig with short notice. Part 4: Additional Skills The Army Bands values additional skills that musicians bring to our organization. Flute. As a flute player in the Army Bands, you will be required to be proficient on both flute and piccolo. Flute players perform in concert band, ceremonial band, woodwind quintet, and other small ensembles based on your strengths and the needs of your band.
You will most likely play piccolo for outdoor ceremonies and parades and of course to perform the famous solo to The Stars and Stripes Forever! Part 1: Ceremonial Music Ceremonial music plays an integral part in our job as military musicians. You will be provided a packet of ceremonial music including the piccolo solo to The Stars and Stripes Forever to be prepared prior to your audition.
All pieces should be prepared on piccolo. Part 2: Prepared Music This is your time to show off your unique talents and skills. Part 3: Music Preparation This portion of the audition judges how well you can quickly prepare music as if you were called to sub on a gig with short notice. Part 4: Additional Skills. Outstanding Military Musician Award.
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