Directory of Military Resources

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This section is for concert bands and wind ensembles that form part of a country's military organisations, and are composed of serving members of the armed forces of that country.

Resources in This Category

• Band of the 15th Field Artillery Regiment

  http://www.militarymusic.ca/15fieldband/
  Vancouver, BC: Band description, photo gallery and recruitment information.

• Royal Air Force Music

  http://www.rafmusic.co.uk/
  UK: Information about the service and its performing ensembles, concert diaries, on line CD store and recruitment information.

• The Admiralty Navy Band of Russia

  http://www.admiraltymusic.com/
  St Petersburg, Russia: News, photo and video galleries, concert schedule, history, roster, repertoire and discography. Also offers an on line store.

• United States Army Band

  http://www.usarmyband.com/
  Washington DC: Event calendar, details of competitions and vacancies, media files and press clippings.

• United States Coast Guard Band

  http://www.uscg.mil/band/
  New London, Connecticut, USA: Presents information about the band, concert schedule and news items. Band roster, multimedia and details of related ensembles.

• United States Naval Academy Band

  http://www.usna.edu/USNABand/
  Annapolis, MD: History, news, schedule, sound files, mailing list, newsletter, FAQ, links, and job postings. Performing units include the Marching Band, Concert Band, ceremonial units, Electric Brigade Top 40 band, Next Wave jazz ensemble, Superintendent's Combo jazz quartet and Commandant's Combo reception quintet.

• United States Navy Band

  http://www.navyband.navy.mil/
  Washington, D.C., USA; Presents extensive information about the band, including related ensembles, events listings and educational activities. Also conact details, information and media, auditions and booking details.

 

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