The longest edges of the football field
Sideline
The foot you will step off with 99% of the time in marching band
Left foot
This part of your body should never be “locked”
Knees
Your source for daily notifications for all things band
Remind
This is Mr. Barrera's main instrument
Drums/Drumset/Percussion
The sideline-to-sideline, huge white lines on our marching field
Yard lines
When marking time, this part of your foot stays glued to the ground
Toes/Platforms
The command you will hear when it is time to move/play
"Set!"
Which Exercise Number is NOT a part of our daily music warm up?
1. No. 12
2. No. 1
3. No. 22
4 No. 14
3. No. 22
All 3 band directors graduated from this university.
UTSA
"2 steps ______ the 25 yard line" is 2 steps away from the 50 yard line, from the 25 yard line
Outside
The foot you will close with 99% of the time in marching band
Right foot
The purpose of this position is to receive information
Check
Besides your music and your instrument, something you should have at every music rehearsal
Pencil
This is what our feeder middle schools are named after.
Astronauts of the Challenger space mission.
In front of
The part of your foot that makes contact on the beat in forwards march
Heel (edge of your heel)
This part of your body should bear 70% of your weight in stationary positions
Platforms
Name at least 5 parts of your W.H.I.S.T.L.E; Bonus 100 if all named correctly.
Water, Hat, Instrument/Music, Sunblock/Sunglasses, Towel, Lapiz (Pencil), Energy/Effort
The Titan Band has performed at how many of these locations?
-Dallas, TX
-Orlando, FL
-Honolulu, HI
-New York City, NY
3; Dallas: Rangers Pregame Performance, Orlando: Disney Performing Arts Trip, Honolulu: Pearl Harbor Memorial Day Performance (USS Arizona)
The tiny white lines in the middle section of our field that are exactly one yard apart
Hashes
This foot makes contact on even beats
Right foot
You will never go straight to "Set" from this position
Parade Rest
The last person you should go to in the band "Chain of command"
A director
This band student wrote the lyrics for both the Legacy Fight Song, and Alma Mater.
Patrick Ruiz, Class of 2019.