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Members of the Air Force Strings perform at DAR Constitution Hall

Members of the Air Force Strings perform at DAR Constitution Hall

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Master Sgts. Bryce Bunner and Will Hurd and other members of The U.S. Air Force Strolling Strings serenade the audience with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

Master Sgts. Bryce Bunner and Will Hurd and other members of The U.S. Air Force Strolling Strings serenade the audience with "Somewhere Over the Rainbow."

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Senior Master Sgt. Deborah Volker, a violist with the Air Force Strings, devotes over 800 hours each year as a Volunteer Paramedic and Advanced Life Support Provider with Fairfax County (Va.) Fire and Rescue. Beyond the walls of Hangar 2, the musicians of The USAF Band enjoy a wide array of pastimes. In addition to leisure activities, many members of the Band spend their off-duty hours giving back to their various communities through volunteer efforts. (Unknown Photographer)

Senior Master Sgt. Deborah Volker, a violist with the Air Force Strings, devotes over 800 hours each year as a Volunteer Paramedic and Advanced Life Support Provider with Fairfax County (Va.) Fire and Rescue. Beyond the walls of Hangar 2, the musicians of The USAF Band enjoy a wide array of pastimes. In addition to leisure activities, many members of the Band spend their off-duty hours giving back to their various communities through volunteer efforts. (Unknown Photographer)

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On October 26th, the Air Force Strings travelled to Nashville, joining the Band of the Air Force Reserve (Robins AFB, Ga.) for “Holiday Notes from Home”—a production that featured guest artists Amy Grant and Take 6. The live concert taping, emceed by radio and television personalities Lorraine Cook and Charlie Chase, will be broadcast across the globe via the Armed Forces Network throughout the holidays. (Photo by Mr. Ken Hackman)

On October 26th, the Air Force Strings travelled to Nashville, joining the Band of the Air Force Reserve (Robins AFB, Ga.) for “Holiday Notes from Home”—a production that featured guest artists Amy Grant and Take 6. The live concert taping, emceed by radio and television personalities Lorraine Cook and Charlie Chase, will be broadcast across the globe via the Armed Forces Network throughout the holidays. (Photo by Mr. Ken Hackman)

Photo by Mr. Ken Hackman

The United States Air Force Strings is comprised of 22 world-class musicians. Each of these outstanding performers has studied and perfected their craft at leading colleges, universities and music conservatories around the world. A performance by The United States Air Force Strings reflects a combination of immense collective musical experience with the boundless dedication to perfection.

The United States Air Force Strings is comprised of 22 world-class musicians. Each of these outstanding performers has studied and perfected their craft at leading colleges, universities and music conservatories around the world. A performance by The United States Air Force Strings reflects a combination of immense collective musical experience with the boundless dedication to perfection.

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Feb. 2007: Donned in WWII era “pinks and greens” uniform, Colonel Layendecker conducts the Air Force Strolling Strings and Airmen of Note during a Guest Artist Series performance at DAR Constitution Hall. (Photo provided by David Litvin)

Feb. 2007: Donned in WWII era “pinks and greens” uniform, Colonel Layendecker conducts the Air Force Strolling Strings and Airmen of Note during a Guest Artist Series performance at DAR Constitution Hall. (Photo provided by David Litvin)

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Feb. 2007: American Celtic quartet, The Rogues, perform with The USAF Band for a Guest Artist Series concert at the Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall. (Photo provided by David Litvin)

Feb. 2007: American Celtic quartet, The Rogues, perform with The USAF Band for a Guest Artist Series concert at the Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall. (Photo provided by David Litvin)

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The USAF String Quartet is a component of The United States Air Force Band. Band members of the quartet are (pictured from left to right) Technical Sgt. Christine Choi, Master Sgts. Bryce Bunner and Henry Tyszler, and Technical Sgt. Nathan Wisniewski.

The USAF String Quartet is a component of The United States Air Force Band. Band members of the quartet are (pictured from left to right) Technical Sgt. Christine Choi, Master Sgts. Bryce Bunner and Henry Tyszler, and Technical Sgt. Nathan Wisniewski.

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Air Force Strings Concertmaster TSgt Mari Uehara performs an stirring violin solo accompanied by the United States Air Force Orchestra. The concert was part of the USAF Band's Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC.

Air Force Strings Concertmaster TSgt Mari Uehara performs an stirring violin solo accompanied by the United States Air Force Orchestra. The concert was part of the USAF Band's Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC.

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Violinist MSgt Alex Dean and accordianist TSgt Frank Busso perform with the Air Force Strings for the 2008 Senior Statesmen Conference at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington, DC.

Violinist MSgt Alex Dean and accordianist TSgt Frank Busso perform with the Air Force Strings for the 2008 Senior Statesmen Conference at Bolling Air Force Base in Washington, DC.

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Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro makes beautiful music with the U.S. Air Force Band on February 17. The concert featuring Shimabukuro was part of the USAF Band's 2008 Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. (Photo courtesy of Chip Feise)

Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro makes beautiful music with the U.S. Air Force Band on February 17. The concert featuring Shimabukuro was part of the USAF Band's 2008 Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. (Photo courtesy of Chip Feise)

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Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro shares center stage with Master Sgt. Andy Axelrad while performing with the U.S. Air Force Band on February 17. The concert featured Jake Shimabukuro as part of the USAF Band's 2008 Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. (Official Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rusti Caraker)

Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro shares center stage with Master Sgt. Andy Axelrad while performing with the U.S. Air Force Band on February 17. The concert featured Jake Shimabukuro as part of the USAF Band's 2008 Guest Artist Series at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. (Official Air Force photo by Senior Airman Rusti Caraker)

Photo by Senior Airman Rusti Caraker

The official chorus of the United States Air Force, the Singing Sergeants performed a musical setting of the poem High Flight during a gala concert celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Air Force. The program was produced for national broadcast and will air on public television stations across the United States on Veteran's Day 2007. The live performance took place on June 30 at the Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Md.

The official chorus of the United States Air Force, the Singing Sergeants performed a musical setting of the poem High Flight during a gala concert celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Air Force. The program was produced for national broadcast and will air on public television stations across the United States on Veteran's Day 2007. The live performance took place on June 30 at the Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Md.

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