U S Army Field Band to Visit Pecos for May 2 Concert
The United States Army Field Band from Washington DC will perform at Pecos High School auditorium at 8 p.m. on May 2. Sponsored by the Pecos Enterprise, free admission tickets are available at the Enterprise, with the band under Army information office direction and known for global tours and patriotic program.
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Field Band's Global Tours Highlight U S Army Musical Reach
The U S Army Field Band conducted extensive tours from Europe to Asia and Latin America, performing in Belgrade Zagreb Venice Copenhagen and Yokohama and delivering 23 concerts in 15 days across Guatemala Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama and more. They received standing ovations, played for presidents and troops, and showcased the Army Flag and blue dress uniform.
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Big bands swing again on three hour NBC special
AP Radio reports a three hour NBC network special The Big Bands Swing Again hosted by Art Ford airs 7 05 p m EST on Minitor It spotlights veteran bandleaders Stan Kenton Woody Herman Count Basie and Benny Goodman with taped interviews highlighting jazz history and the growing jazz oriented college bands Basie notes surprised but appreciative college audiences react to big band jazz and young players show strong skill The opera libretto mentions text and words.
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