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This category is for individual instrument sections of college and university marching bands.

Subcategories

• Colorguard
• Drumlines

Resources in This Category

• Cornell University Big Red Bones

  http://www.bones.org/
  Features the history, traditions, current roster, alumni, and image and audio files of the trombone and baritone sections.

• Cornell University Big Red Trumpets

  http://www.trumpets.org/
  Traditions, chants, images, and biographies of current and past members.

• Jackson State University Trombones

  http://www.angelfire.com/ms/SOP1/
  The Source of Power Home Page. Contains information on history, traditions, section leaders, rosters, and teachers

• Michigan State University Spartan Tubas

  http://www.spartantubas.com/
  Features image galleries and lists current members.

• Notre Dame University Saxes

  https://sites.google.com/site/ndsaxes/
  List of current members, photo scrapbook, alumni listing and information on the saxophone.

• Roger High School Trombones

  http://davis1521.tripod.com/RogersTboneLine/
  Pictures of section members and the band, field show songs, news, and links.

• University of Notre Dame Basses

  http://www.nd.edu/~basses
  Lists current members, recent alumni, and includes school song lyrics, traditions and humorous glossary of term.

• University of Texas Longhorn Band Trombones

  http://www.texastrombones.net/
  Self-proclaimed "The Stupid," and professing to have two ways of playing, loud and off. Lists current members and includes news, membership information, discussion forum, photo and video files.

• University of Washington Husky Mellos

  http://www.angelfire.com/wa3/huskymellos1/
  Includes roster, section traditions, 'mello mantra', and photo galleries.

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