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Northview Tribal Beat Performs At Troy Band Day
September 14, 2014
Nearly 2,000 middle and high school band members — including the Northview High School Tribal Beat – performed alongside the Troy University Sound of the South Saturday night during the college’s annual Band Day.
The students were from over 30 schools from Alabama, Florida and Georgia and performed at halftime during the Troy Trojan’s loss to Abilene Christian University.
Northview’ s Tribal Beat and the other bands took part in a rehearsal Saturday morning with the Sound of the South. The bands then took part in the Trojan Victory Parade and the team’s Trojan Walk.
Photos by Connie Brook for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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One Response to “Northview Tribal Beat Performs At Troy Band Day”
Good job Benjamin, Jonathan, and Samuel from Shiloh FWBC. Also, congratulations to the whole Tribal Beat Band and their leaders; you may be small in number, but mighty in School Spirit.