Timberland High School Bands
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Concert/Symphonic Band

Concert Band begins in late October with the conclusion of marching season and continue until the end of the school year. Students will have the opportunity to play a variety of music and continue to build technique and musicianship. 

Rehearsals are during 1st hour everyday. Students are expected to be warmed-up and ready to play by 7:20am. Auditions will be held at the end of marching season to determine placement in the concert and symphonic bands. The bands will meet during 1st hour in 1st semester, and Symphonic Band will meet during 1st hour and Concert Band 2nd hour during the 2nd semester.


Sectional Schedules

Symphonic Sectional Schedule
Concert Sectional Schedule



All-State Audition Recordings

https://www.allstateband.org/



Useful Documents:

Recording Instructions
Band Handbook
Tuxedo Care



Private Lessons

Private lessons are an excellent way to progress on your instrument. Lessons are weekly or bi-weekly and are one-on-one with a knowledgable teacher. Price will depend on the instructor. Please see one of the band directors to receive a list of recommended private instructors.

Listening List

Symphonic


Concert





"Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and cannot remain silent."
- Victor Hugo
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