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Bass Guitar.

About

There are many opportunities within the Marine Corps Music Program for talented musicians who want to challenge themselves by developing their technical and leadership skills in an elite organization with outstanding opportunities for performance, travel, education, adventure and strong unit cohesion.

Once you are qualified for the Musician enlistment Option Program, you will be able to enter the Delayed Entry Program. During your time in the Delayed Entry Program, your recruiter will begin to prepare you for recruit training. Recruit training, although difficult, will be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.

As a qualified musician, your discipline, familiarity with teamwork and attention to detail will greatly assist you in successfully completing this challenging training. Marine Corps musicians have one of the highest boot camp completion rates of any job group in the Marine Corps.

During recruit training, you will be challenged to hone your physical and mental skills beyond what you may have believed possible. Upon completion of recruit training, you will earn the title of United States Marine and attend three weeks of training in basic combat skills. As a Marine Corps Musician, you will then report to the Armed Forces School of Music for training in the Basic Music Course.

Influences

Bands perform in a variety of configurations to include: Concert Band, Marching Band, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo, Chamber Ensembles and specialty groups such as Dixieland Bands, Rock Bands and Show bands. These ensembles perform for a wide variety of events to include ceremonies, parades, concerts, professional sporting events, festivals, clinics, recitals, and other public events all across the nation and literally around the world.

Equipment List

Piano, Bass, Guitar, Flute, Piccolo, Bassoon, Saxophone, Clarinet, Trumpet, Cornet, Euphonium, Horn, Trombone, Tuba Electric Bass, Percussion,

Members Of Band

From all walks of life.