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We’ve Got The Beat: Northview Band Summer Practice Photo Gallery
August 13, 2010
The Northview High School Tribal Beat band is wrapping up summer practice this week.
Band director Scott Slay said the band is preparing a Beatles halftime show for this year’s football season plus several rock songs to perform from the stands.
For a photo gallery from Thursday morning’s Northview Tribal Beat practice, click here.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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4 Responses to “We’ve Got The Beat: Northview Band Summer Practice Photo Gallery”
Those were the good ole days for our family, our son was on the drumline!
Glad to see the program is still doing well and I’m looking forward to this years songs.
Drumline rocks! Hey Scott, who’s your percussion instructor!?!?
My daughter started off playing the piano in 3rd grade continued with music throughout high school and recently received a Music scholarship from Troy Univ. She loves music and hopes to one day teach others to play.
Way to go Tribal Beat band!!! I don’t have a child at NHS but I’ve always been supportive of children who participate in band. It teaches them something new and productive, shows them that hard work can pay off and they learn patience, endurance and a bunch of other skills that they can use later on in life. It requires a lot of hard work and dedication to put a field show together. Good luck with marching and competition season!!!