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Local high school students perform march with USAF Academy Band

The band’s Educational Outreach program under the direction of Technical Sergeant Nancy Poffenbarger features young high school music students performing with the band. Selected to play with the band on Bill Barbier’s “Air Force Musicians Association March” were Juan Gallegos on trumpet, Benjamin Iniguez on horn and Reyver Fontes on trombone from the Rio Rico High School Band under the direction of Allison Coyle. From the Nogales High School Band under the direction of James Cochran were student performers Manuel Armenta-Batt on baritone saxophone, German Larios on trumpet and Alan Ramirez, Nicholas Clark and Tim Medina all on trombone.
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Local high school musicians augment USAF Academy Band in Tucson, Arizona

Local high school musicians augment USAF Academy Band in Tucson, Arizona
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The USAF Academy Band performs at Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Arizona

The USAF Academy Band performed on October 15, 2010, at Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Arizona, to a packed house. All veterans and their families were honored as the audience gave their approval with a standing ovation. It was a patriotic night in Coolidge, Arizona, as the spirit of flight and pride in our Air Force was told through the universal language of music by your United States Air Force Academy Band.
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The USAF Academy Band performs to a packed house in Coolidge, AZ

The USAF Academy Band performed on October 15, 2010, at Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Arizona, to a packed house. Featured in this photo are Master Sergeants Noelle Little and Heike Gazetti, clarinet, Lieutenant Colonel Larry H. Lang, Commander and Conductor of the USAF Academy Band, and Technical Sergeant Monica Ding, oboe and English horn.
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The USAF Academy Band performs in Mesa, AZ

Lt Col Larry Lang, Commander and Conductor of the USAF Academy Band, poses with Riley Fitzgerald from the Verison Honors High School Band in Mesa, AZ. Riley augmented the USAF Academy Band through the Academy Band's Education Outreach Program during the performance on the the Air Force Musician's Association March.
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USAF Academy Band features local students in Education Outreach Program

Lt Col Larry H. Lang, Commander and Conductor of the United States Air Force Academy Band, takes a moment to pose with a featured high school student musician who performed with the Academy Band in Chandler, AZ. Education Outreach is an important mission of the Academy Band while touring around the U.S.
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The USAF Academy Band Academy winds

Academy Winds is an innovative septet that utilizes members from all of the USAF Academy Band's instrument families, and strives to play in a variety of musical styles, honoring our veterans and all the men and women currently serving around the globe.
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Wild Blue Country Entertains Kentucky

The USAF Academy Band's Wild Blue Country performs for a delighted crowd in London, KY. "The people of Kentucky were great and we enjoyed meeting everyone we could at al lof our appearances", said Wild Blue Country's drummer TSgt Tim Stombaugh.
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Max Impact

The United States Air Force Band is proud to have an exciting performing unit in its musical arsenal-the group is known as Max Impact. Armed with three of the Air Force's most dynamic vocalists and supported by a hard-hitting five-piece rhythm section, this high-energy band has everything needed to ignite a party and keep the flame burning for hours. Max Impact promises to charge up today's Airmen, wherever they're serving, across the nation and around the world. (US Air Force Photo)
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Max Impact Summer Series Concert

Tech. Sgt. Jonathan McPherson performs with Max Impact during a Summer Concert on August 25, 2008. (US Air Force Photo)
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The USAF Band in Djibouti

Tech. Sgt. Jonathan McPherson and Master Sgt. Matthew Ascione perform a "light-and-lean" acoustic show at a community development in the capital city of Djibouti during a deployment on October 25, 2007. (US Air Force Photo)
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SSGT Petkaitis sings the anthem

SSGT Ruth Petkaitis sings the national anthem at the Brooklyn Cyclones game during Air Force Week.
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Air National Guard Band of the Northeast Brass Quintet plays at the Mets

Brass quintet plays at the Mets game during Air Force week. On the big screen at the statium.
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Band performs July 4th concert

Lt. Col. A. Phillip Waite, United States Air Force Band commander, conducts the Air Force Band’s Concert Band during a public concert July 4. The Band’s six performing ensembles take turns performing throughout the summer at the Air Force Memorial each Wednesday and Friday with no fee for attendance. Lt. Col. A. Phillip Waite assumed command of the Air Force Band in a change-of-command ceremony June 1. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Raymond Mills)
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Current Singing Sergeants and Alumni combine, create memorable evening

The U.S. Air Force Band Singing Sergeants performed a special alumni concert Aug. 7 at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in D.C. The program featured past and present members of the official chorus of the U.S. Air Force. Retired Lt. Col. Craig Jessop, former conductor of the Singing Sergeants and former award-winning conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, conducted the program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jaclyn McDonald)
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Singing Sergeants and Alumni create memorable evening

The U.S. Air Force Band Singing Sergeants performed a special alumni concert Aug. 7 at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in D.C. The program featured past and present members of the official chorus of the U.S. Air Force. Retired Lt. Col. Craig Jessop, former conductor of the Singing Sergeants and former award-winning conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, conducted the program. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Jaclyn McDonald)
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Concert Band Recording Session 2010

Master Sergeant Darrin Dziergowski plays piano during the third day of the concert band recording session.
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Concert Band Recording Session 2010

The horn section during the second day of the concert band recording session on August 8, 2010.
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Concert Band Recording Session 2010

Captain Cristina Moore Urrutia and 2nd Lieutenant Joseph Hansen prepare for the first day of the concert band recording session on August 7, 2010.
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Concert Band Recording Session 2010

Master Sergeant Doug Bennett and Mr. Godoy warm up before the concert band recording session on John Mackey's "Turbine" begins on August 8, 2010.
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