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24. October 2011 21:17
MyBandStaff offers a paid Internship to individuals who fit the following criteria.

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10. April 2011 07:32
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24. March 2011 02:01

Get MybandStaff alerts on your mobile device! I created a profile on the site: www.mybandstaff.com/ . First I created a gmail account; then, I signed up with MyStaffBand following their profile process. Upon entering my email address I apply to receive job alerts from joblistings that were just posted! Its that simple.. Using the Gmail app on my Droid I can setup email forwarding to my smartphone. Now I can be one step ahead in a fast pace world. For more info on how to set up email forwarding on android contact Lara@mybandstaff.com
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23. February 2011 14:31
Have a good drill for your marching band show that doesn't break the bank, get delivered on time, and works for your program?
Wirite it yourself. It's simple.
First, create your forms and determine how you want them to move.

Second, Animate them to see if you like how the forms transition.

Third, print coordinates sheets that is easily carried and that provide better details about thier position on the field
than traditional forms teaching band drill.
Download the free trial and play with it on your own.
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10. January 2011 09:37
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2. January 2011 06:23

Performing at the Dayton Championships is a color guard performer’s dream. When you see the crowd, the nerves wash over you, yet your body tingles with a buzz of excitement. Then, you set your equipment and take your opening pose. For the few seconds before you start, you think over your entire show, the nerves and excitement building. Then you hear it, the first note of your music plays and you are ready to be amazing. Any performance in Dayton is a performance of a lifetime.
At Chino High School in Chino, California, this is only
our third year in the Scholastic World Class. Last year, our team became finalists in Dayton for the first time. In previous years, Chino has been WGI 7-time Open Class Finalists and won bronze medal in Open Class in 2005. Being the captains of our team, we want the best for our members and we want everyone to experience the Dayton Arena.
Please help the Chino World guard travel to Dayton and have our performance of a lifetime. We would greatly appreciate being awarded the 2011 My Band Staff Scholarship. Thank you for your help and we can’t wait to see you this season.
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2. January 2011 06:04
"Horizon Independent Winterguard was initially formed in 2006. The staff felt that there was a need to be filled within our local independent units for younger, less experienced members. After merging with another program for several years, we decided to come back out as a separate group to help revitalize the activity in our local area and to allow a more affordable marching experience for the inner city youth of Miami. We will be competing in the independent open class for the 2011 season and plan to compete in several regionals and WGI finals in Dayton, Ohio. Our Staff includes: Herman Rios as Director, Dina Lopez as Assistant Director, Devaugh Robinson, Lopez Reese, Anthony Smith and Leon May.
This years show is Titled "In addition" with musical selections by Moby."
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2. January 2011 05:27

Aztecs Color and Winter Guard is a diverse competitive and professional team that spins with the San Diego State University Marching Aztecs in the fall and competes as an Independent A team in local and national competitions in the spring. The winter guard is starting their fifth year at San Diego State University and are very excited to achieve even higher caliber than ever before with our increased numbers and support from the university. Recently, the Aztecs Color Guard spun in front of 48,000 people at the Poinsettia Bowl at Qualcomm Stadium as they cheered their team to victory! The last 2 years, Aztecs Winter Guard has received the bronze medal in the (WGASC) Winter Guard Association Southern California Championships and look to improve their strengths and technique even more this year. Aztecs Color and Winter Guard are deserving of the 500 dollar scholarship because we could use the money towards our trip to Dayton, Ohio when we compete against other Independent A guards in WGI World Championships. Our program depends on the dues of our members; therefore, this scholarship would lessen the financial hardship of our members and put us that much closer to doing our best in Dayton, Ohio come this April.
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29. December 2010 05:14

Founded in 2005, Rhapsody Winterguard of Seattle, Washington has become the leading color guard organization in the Pacific Northwest. WGI Gold Medalists
in both 2007 and 2009, Rhapsody now serves hundreds of youth annually by sponsoring five performing ensembles, two summer camps and a touring clinic
series focused on educating high school students.
Rhapsody's growth is fueled by dedicated volunteers, donors and members who are constantly finding new ways to further the color guard activity in our region.
Each program teaches valuable life skills to its members and the organization is formatted so that all performers may pursue a full education and be active
members of society.
Please consider Rhapsody for the 2011 My Band Staff Scholarship award, as all grant money is put directly towards funding the programs that reach the many
performers and students of Rhapsody Winterguard.
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29. December 2010 05:10

This year has been and continues to be a very special year for the Arapahoe Color Guard of Centennial Colorado. Under new direction of a band director and winning State Winter Guard, we have overcome many obstacles as well as enjoyed a most fantastic journey.
We pride ourself on our sense of team and training has always and continues to be a strong point for us. We usually have around 12 vets every new year with 10 newbies. Our buddy program really helps the new members understand the ropes as well as help ease them into new things through dance, equipment and performance! Our newbies end up being very respectable performers after their first season in the fall.
To build our team's character we have a team outing once a month. By going to a water park, a movie or having a holiday party, we are able to get to know each other and break barriers. Its nice to communicate well so that we can rehearse better as a team. Our coaches really appreciate this!
Like most color guards, we have some drama and we are always challenged by everyone counting in time, but through it all we always seem to triumph as a team! Locally since 2005 we have won State twice and have jumped 3 classes. This April, 2011 we will be traveling to WGI for the first time! Everyone on our team and in the community is so excited. The experience will be a trip of a lifetime and we hope to return after this year. No matter how we do, the experience and performance will be AH-MAZING!
We hope that all of our sense of team and our hours of training will pay off in the end. So MBS, we would be very honored to be considered for this wonderful scholarship as it would help to propel us into our once of a lifetime opportunity!
Thank you,
Arapahoe HS Color Guard
Centennial Colorado
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