Ross High School Band Research Paper

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I wanted to join the Ross Band program ever since elementary school when I first saw the Ross High School Band of Class play for us. I was enchanted by these high school students who could make such amazing and complex sounds one moment and be normal teenager the next. I sought out every opportunity I could to play an instrument and learn about music so that I could one day join band. I took private lessons in piano and guitar, and also played trumpet and orchestra bells before finally settling on saxophone. Since joining band in 5th grade, I have been both dedicated and competitive in my role, but I was also always conscious of what everyone else was doing. I can recall playing especially quiet on some songs because the other saxes …show more content…
However, I have considered this for a long time and I have determined that it is not only possible, but worthwhile. I’m prepared to take on this responsibility and to commit to building on the foundations that we already have. My goal is to help the band get to the point we can not only make it to state every year, but that we score ones at state every year. If we work together and all pull in the same direction, I am confident that this can be done. One specific thing that can be done to accomplish this goal is to work harder at training the incoming freshmen in marching and music fundamentals. As I apply for this position, I understand the commitment and I am willing and ready to put in extra time and effort that will be required of me for training the band and guard. If I have to stay late, arrive early, or set up additional practices for those who need it, I will. I am a proud member of this program and I want to see it continue to succeed and grow, not just while I’m a student at Ross, but also after I graduate. With this in mind, I am prepared to help set up a new generation of the Ross Band of

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