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The Ralston Marching Band will "Make A Memory"
By: Dylan Morton
Marching Band. It's the one of the only sources of
Sounding Synchronized: Bon Jovi
music for the fans to listen to during the football
songs inspired the band to perform
games. This year the Ralston High School Marching
the song "You Give Love a Bad
Name. Band played the rockin' music of Bon Jovi to
entertain spectators in attendance. “ My favorite song
is probably Living on a Prayer,” Brian Davis reveals.
“ It has lots of different variations and is just fun to
play.”
The members of band are always fierce about
rming. When the RHS Marching Band performs,
are in sync with each other. Rarely EVER, do
they go off tempo. You could tell they put a lot of
practice and determination into their performance. In
the State Competition they played with minimum
errors. That's why the RHS Marching Band will always
"Make a Memory." Most members said they plan on
doing marching band all four years of high school.
"It's harder than you think," Zach Jepson says.
"Marching than walking." If you see the way they
performed at the state competition, you would believe
him.
Q: What is the best part of being in Marching Band?
"YOU GET TO MAKE
NEW FRIENDS AND HAVE
AWESOME EXPERIENCES."
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of variations an'J is just fun to play." O: What is an advantage of marching band? u
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A: 'You get into the games for free. You get mn
to become better as a player too." j
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