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There is nothing quite as exciting<br />
as the clear call of the trumpet<br />
or the mellow tones of the coronet.<br />
A good march would not be com-<br />
plete without the smear of the<br />
trombone.<br />
FRONT ROW: Tandberg, Karr, Op-<br />
dahl. BACK ROW: Cleveland, Sjoblom,<br />
Gabbert, Gunderson, Retzlaff, Beyer.<br />
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Reed instruments are a very im-<br />
portant part of the band. They<br />
are the instruments that play the<br />
many very delicate parts that the<br />
violin usually plays in the or-<br />
ches tra.<br />
In this group one can see the<br />
clarinets, saxophones, and a new<br />
type of instrument that takes the<br />
place of the oboe.<br />
FRONT ROW: Bitker, Hau en, Arm-<br />
strong, Gatheridge, BACK ROW':<br />
Peterson, Bogestad, Hanson, Schultz,<br />
Warren.<br />
The instrument that really has the<br />
beat is the bass drum.<br />
Another symbol of the brass band<br />
is the large bass horn, the cym-<br />
bals, horns, and snares.<br />
FRONT ROW: Opdahl, Johnson, Swan-<br />
son, Hoerner, Helgeson. BACK ROW:<br />
Scott, Odegaard, Helgeson, Charais,<br />
Pahan, Tvinnereim.
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