Check out this video of trumpets being made at the Yamaha factory. See all the details that go into the manufacturing of a trumpet. Do you see anything that is cool?
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Welcome to the official blogspot for the Hewitt-Trussville Middle School Band located in Trussville, Alabama. This blog will be updated often with information about our band program. Be sure to add this link to your favorites and check back often!
CALENDAR
- April 12 - Jazz Night
- May 5-7 - Spring Trip
- May 17 - Spring Concert
JAZZ BAND RECORDINGS
Current Recordings
- BEGINNING - Let's Rock
- CONCERT - Curse of Tutankhamun
- CONCERT - Avenger
- CONCERT - Superheroes
- CONCERT - March of the Majestics
- CONCERT - Entry of the Nobles
- CONCERT - The Invincible Warrior
- SYMPHONIC - Synergies
- SYMPHONIC - Snake Charmer
- SYMPHONIC - Pirates of the Caribbean
- SYMPHONIC - Michael Jackson: Through the Years
- SYMPHONIC - Michael Jackson Tribute
- SYMPHONIC - Newcastle March
- SYMPHONIC - The Last to Defend
- SYMPHONIC - Antares
RESOURCES
BAND LINKS
“Music is exciting. It is thrilling to be sitting in a group of musicians playing (more or less) the same piece of music. You are part of a great, powerful, vibrant entity. And nothing beats the feeling you get when you've practiced a difficult section over and over and finally get it right. (yes, even on the wood block.) Music is important. It says things your heart can't say any other way, and in a language everyone speaks. Music crosses borders, turns smiles into frowns, and vice versa. These observations are shared with a hope: that, when schools cut back on music classes, they really think about what they're doing - and don't take music for granted."
- Dan Rather — CBS News
- Dan Rather — CBS News
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HTMS Band
- HTMS Band
- Trussville, Alabama, United States
- The Hewitt-Trussville Middle School Band is made up of over 260 students in grades 6-8. We are located in Trussville, Alabama. The band is under the direction of Mr. Brandon Peters, Mrs. Stephanie Ezell, and Mr. Scott Waid.
6 comments:
Woah! That is one seriously intense process to make one trumpet! I thought it was cool that they used a blowtorch! :)
Chandler
who knew how much work it took to make a trumpet? they make it look easy!
Cool.
Braxton
That was cool! Let's take a Field Trip there!!! Lol
John Adkins
OMG!!! That was so fasinating, who knew it takes that much work!!
What if you droped the trumpet in the assembly line after it was finished. "Yes it's finnaly done. Ohhhhhh nooooo. The trumpets all dented and junk!!!"
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