USU Marching Band Presents 11th Annual 'Sounds of the Stadium'
The Utah State University Aggie Marching Band will present its end-of-the-season concert, “Sounds of the Stadium,” Saturday evening, Nov. 21, in Kent Concert Hall of the Chase Fine Arts Center on the USU campus (approximately 1110 E. 610 North, Logan). The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. and includes musical highlights of the Aggie Marching Band’s 2009 season as well as traditional school songs and fan favorites.
Admission for the event is $8. USU students and school music students are admitted at no cost. Tickets are sold at the Caine School of the Arts Box Office in the Chase Fine Arts Center, Room 138-B, 435-797-8022, or online. Tickets will also be sold at the door the evening of the concert.
The 2009 edition of the Aggie Marching Band began with preseason drill beginning Aug. 17. The band continues its annual tradition of striving for the best musical experience for its students as well as the finest in entertainment for the Aggie faithful, said Thomas B. Rohrer, director of bands at USU.
Season highlights included halftime performances for all Aggie home football games, numerous pep rallies and the USU Homecoming Parade.
The Nov. 21 concert will be a strictly sit-down affair, and the band will use the occasion to honor its members who made the outstanding season possible.
“As the temperature drops, join the Aggie Marching Band in reviewing the 2009 football season in the comfort of Kent Concert Hall,” Rohrer said. “There will be something to entertain everyone in the family.”
More information on the concert can be found by checking the Bands’ Web site or by calling the USU Band Office at 797-3004.
The Aggie Marching Band is a program based in USU’s Department of Music and the Caine School of the Arts.
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Source: USU Bands, Music Department
Contact: Thomas P. Rohrer, director of bands, 435-797-3004The Aggie Marching Band leaves the football field to present its annual indoor concert in the Kent Concert Hall Saturday, Nov. 21.
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