Military band is a group of personnel that performs musical duties for military functions, usually for the armed forces.
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Military band is a group of personnel that performs musical duties for military functions, usually for the armed forces.
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The Military band was founded in 1959, a year before Cameroon gained its independence, as purely a brass Military band company.
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The mounted band leads the reset of the squadron in military parades and ceremonial processions in the capital of Dakar.
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The senior Military band is the UPDF Band, part of the army, which serves ceremonial duties in Kampala.
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The latter Military band has a traditional Hosho player serving in its ranks.
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Armed Forces' senior Military band is the Band of the Presidential Guard Regiment, the seniormost of the infantry of the Dominican Army, which serves as the protocol Military band for the President of the Dominican Republic, who serves as the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces.
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The Ecuadorian Army's Eloy Alfaro Military Academy uses the same format as French bands but without the bugles, as they are part of the Corps of Drums.
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The seniormost Military band is the Band of the Presidential Guard Regiment, which serves the President of Paraguay as Supreme Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, it falls under the operational control of the Paraguayan Army.
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The Presidential Life Guard Dragoons Regiment's regimental Military band is the only mounted Military band in active service within the Peruvian Armed Forces.
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Uniquely American type of military band is the Fife and drum corps, with the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps the only remaining band of this type in the United States military.
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Central Military Band of the People's Liberation Army is the senior military band in the country, with the band falling under the command and supervision of the Political Work Department, which is a directorate of the Central Military Commission.
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Western military band tradition arrived in Japan during the Meiji Restoration, which saw the armed forces reformed to the standards of Western armed services.
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Omani Royal Guard Military Band is the official music band of the Royal Guard of Oman and the most senior military band of the Sultan of Oman's Armed Forces.
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The Military band operates the Royal Oman Symphony Orchestra, pipe Military band formations and a school of music.
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The Military band formation is modeled more on the Royal Marines Band Service.
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The Turkish Air Force Command maintains its own marching and dance Military band, both founded in 1961 with the directive of the Air Force Commander Irfan Tansel.
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The harmonic Military band has a specialized small ensemble called Harmony Stars Orchestra, which was established within the body of harmonic Military band in 2006.
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In 1992, Lieutenant Khasan Nazarov took control of the Military band, re branding it to reflect the new name of the school.
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The senior Military band is the Representative Guards Band from the National Guards Unit.
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Gustav's son, John III, settled at Turku Castle after his father's death, and created his own personal court Military band, whose first directors were the Dutch-born Joren van Heiden and Blasius Fischer.
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Military band was maintained in the former National Republican Guard.
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In February 1919, Captain Ludvigs Bolsteins of the newly formed Latvian Army ordered an infantry company to form a band composed of 11 volunteers in what was considered to be the first military band in independent Latvia.
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However, although it was officially founded in 2011, it actually succeeded a military band that was under the supervision of the National Guard and was active in the 1990s.
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The Military band is divided into a chamber orchestra, brass Military band, bugles and drums, an instrumental ensemble, as well as several quintets.
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In over 50 years, the Military band was led by acclaimed Polish musicians such as Major Czeslaw Kestowicz, Captain Franciszek Minta, and Major Mariusz Dziubek.
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The Military band was formed in 1920 in the city of Puck, which was the then headquarters of the Polish navy.
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Banda da Armada is the official Military band of the Portuguese Navy, dating back the 1740s when there was a Military band called "Charamela" in the Portuguese Royal Navy.
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The Military band Music Competence Center is an organizational unit which specializes in the training of military musicians for service.
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The term "Massed Bands" denotes the formation of more than one separate Military band performing together, whether belonging to one or more regiments, or indeed countries.
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North American Air Defense Command Band was a military band sponsored by the United States Air Force and was composed of members from the US Army, Navy, and Air Force as well as the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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In 1991, the Military band was re-designated as "America's Band in Blue" before being merged with the 15th Air Force Band of the Golden West in 1994, providing the premise for what is today the United States Air Force Band of the Golden West.
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