Air Force Band

Free Presentation!

U. S. Air Force Band
concert March 19 at
Masonic Center

Night Flight is the largest ensemble from within the Concert Band. The twenty piece jazz band ensemble combines the best in traditional and contemporary big band jazz .They are best known for their renditions of Glenn Miller Music.

The United States Air Force Band of Flight, “Night Flight” Jazz Ensemble, playing the works of Glenn Miller, will be live in concert Friday, March 19, 2004. The 7:30 p.m. concert will be performed FREE.

While tickets for this great evening are FREE, the concert will be opened to the public beginning sometime after January 15, 2004. We are giving members of the Valley of Cleveland first chance to get tickets. Sooo... if you want tickets please send in the reservation form found by clicking here in this issue of the Scottish Rite News, along with a self-addressed envelope so that tickets may be returned to you in a timely manner. Since the show is being presented by the U. S. Air Force, there will not be a charge to the general public either.

All seats are general admission.

Brethren, this show promises to be a great one! Don’t get shutout of a seat! Get your ticket reservation in NOW! Don’t wait!

Night Flight is the largest ensemble from within the Concert Band. This 20 piece jazz ensemble combines the best in traditional and contemporary big band jazz. Night Flight performs for official military ceremonies and social functions, and for community concerts and festivals throughout the Midwest.

The members are chosen from the 45 member concert band that performed here last year.

They have performed at national and international festivals and conferences with such noted jazz artists as Al Vizutti, Rob McConnell, and Arturo Sandoval. Outstanding charts written and arranged by Night Flight personnel and the world’s leading jazz composers provide a framework for their exciting performances.

Air Force bands have grown from a humble beginning to world-wide status. The bands have come a long way. Throughout World War II, the bands of the Army Air Corps contributed significantly in supporting the morale of our troops. The bands have continued to inspire esprit de corps in our airmen, patriotism in our citizenry, and respect from people of all nations.

The United States Air Force Band of Flight, is Commanded by Lt. Colonel Alan C. Sierichs. It is stationed in Dayton, Ohio. Since its founding, the band has traveled over 100,000 miles each year performing to presidents, visiting heads of state, members of Congress and millions of U. S. and Foreign Citizens.

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