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Brass Bands and Quintets
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Brass Bands and Quintets

Concerts are the premier events for U.S. Fleet Forces Band. The band has various ensembles that present a wide array of marches, patriotic selections, orchestral transcriptions and modern repertoires. Below are some ensembles that encompass our concert bands.

The Navigators: An ensemble that blends chart-topping hits and traditional New Orleans style-brass band favorites. The band engages and captivates audiences with its high-energy style to entertain audiences of all ages, which is perfect for any festive occasion!

The Brass Quintet: An ensemble that performs a broad repertoire of music that includes classical transcriptions, traditional marches and even Broadway! The small size, range of music and versatility of the band allows them to perform at a wide-variety of occasions and venues. The quintet frequently performs at public concerts and military ceremonies, but also performs during educational concerts and clinics for school-age children. Overall, they entertain audiences and enhance ceremonies throughout the Mid-Atlantic region with their professionalism and musicianship.

Event Logistical Requirements

The logistical requirements for requesting brass bands and quintets may include:

  • A covered stage or flat, level surface, either (15'x15') or (24'x30')

  • Electrical connectivity for 110-120 volt currents, two 20-amp circuits or equivalent

  • Grounded electrical feeds/generators

  • Proper lighting if it is an outdoor evening engagement

  • Five chairs for the musicians

  • Parking as close as possible to the stage, with truck clearance for 14 feet 

  • A private changing area for both male and female service members

 

 
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