USARJ CONCERT BAND

Comprised of 40 members, the Concert Band performs a wide range variety of music to include marches, Broadway hits, pop, classical, and Japanese music. The band features many of its members as instrumental and vocal soloists. This group appeals to audiences of all ages. The maximum performance time is ninety minutes.

The logistical requirements are:

Changing room for males and females
Two hour set up time
A performance area of at least 40 feet in width and 40 feet in depth
Power source of at least 10 amps
Overhead lighting for night performances
Inclement weather site for outdoor performances

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