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Comment by Va Saxophone on March 3, 2013 at 11:10am

What's going on.

 

Comment by RJ1919 on December 23, 2010 at 4:21pm

Continuing to Reclaim the Legacy,

 

The World Famed had a much improved Fall 2010 Season and we expect an even better Fall 2011 season. With a new state of the art Bandroom/Performing Arts Center and new band uniforms those are only the tips of the ice berg of what's happening to the World Famed Tiger Marching Band.

 

The "World Famed Grambling State University Marching Band" has begun auditions for the Fall 2011 season. The bands focus is to " Continue to Reclaiming The Legacy" and the staff is going all over America to capture the most musical and brightest talents. The band offers scholarships plus out of state fee waivers for students that are out of state. Scholarships are offered for in state students.

  Youcan leave your contact info in my inbox if you would like more
details about audition sites. Education is first to our staff, so below
are links of requirements for admittance to Grambling State University,
audition requirements, housing,degrees offered, band forms and staff
contact info. Admission requirements are adjusted for incoming band
members, so please let the directors know your ACT scores to receive
help for admittance to the University.

Admission requirements

http://www.gram.edu/admissions/specific%20info/requirements/

Degrees Offered

http://www.gram.edu/academics/majors/

Housing Info

http://www.gram.edu/life/student%20life/residential%20life/

Auditioning Requirements

http://www.gram.edu/academics/majors/arts%20and%20sciences/departme...


  Any person's who are interested in auditioning please leave your contact information in my inbox.  If you want to visit Grambling State University to audition in person, to set up an audition of for any information you can contact the band
office at 3182746257 to set up an audition. Anyone who wants to send their audition footage to Grambling State University on dvd or vhs send to: GRAMBLING STATE UNIVERSITY BAND P.O. Box 4238, Grambling, LA 71245.

Comment by Julia Sax Walsh on November 9, 2010 at 3:39pm

Booo baker when yall played 35 there was a guy on sax with his hand in his pocket the entire field show

Comment by Zach D Tha Prodigy on November 23, 2009 at 1:16am

wats good yal im Zach D alto sax player from BMT Central high school Beaumont, TX
Founder of A PHI S est. winter 2k7
A PHI S Sax section leader 08-09
A phi S Sax Asst. SL and Asst Woodwind section leader 09-10

Comment by Romeraux Allen on November 20, 2009 at 7:00pm

Romeraux Allen Alto Sax from Baker High in this thang!! Wat it do!!??

Comment by Will "Lefty" Bailey on November 20, 2009 at 5:30pm

What's up saxes! I'm one of the sax section leaders at PA Memorial High in Port Arthur, Texas! S. A. X.!

Comment by SG862 on October 8, 2009 at 5:48pm

ohhh ok. yeah i have heard the same, I'm bout to go out and buy the Meyer 5 MP for my alto, I don't use plastic or hard rubber mouthpieces on my tenor, never felt confertable so i just used metal MP's, gives me a fantastic tone!!!

Comment by Saxrebel on October 8, 2009 at 11:36am

Thanks... I do long tones, and I know all my major scales... mainly need help on my minor scales(all three types), and jazz and bebop scales... I heard about the C*... I've been recommended to get it before... I guess I'll go for that... What about jazz mouthpieces... I hear Meyer 5 and 7 are pretty good...

Comment by ♪♫Beatrice saxΦ Baker♪♫ on October 7, 2009 at 6:52pm

THS (towers highs school) section leader '09 bt yeah i found a copy of giant steps nt to long ago bt all it has id the basic stuff and then all the chord progressions .

Comment by SG862 on October 7, 2009 at 5:54pm

hmmmm i suggest a Selmer C* SOLOIST Mouthpiece, this mouthpiece is probably the most used MP and suggested by many directors and musicians. and try doing Long tones on all your major scales. Memorizing your scales makes reading music easier!

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