Thunderbird Marching Band

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Looking for chances to practice your instruments? Wondering how online rehearsals would work? Join us TOMORROW at 5.30 PM for our first ever ONLINE REHEARSAL We will be going through instructions on Zoom setup, where to access the music and practice a few songs. Get your instruments and laptop/phone ready! ALL are welcome to join and try it out. Zoom link will be posted in the comment. See you all tomorrow night

#Throwback Santa Claus Parade 2019 At the end of last year we participated in the Christmas Parade, proudly sponsored by #yvrairport! It was chilly but incredibly fun~ By Klara W.

#MeetTheExecs 2020-21 SHEENA is this year’s PUBLICITY OFFICER! 3rd year Manufacturing Engineering... Sheena has been in band for almost three years and is thrilled to start playing Bari Sax this year. She helps manage the social media platforms and coordinates with the other execs to promote the band! All in by StrayKids If I were an instrument, I would be a trombone because it is very different from the saxophones I have played, where there are no padded keys at all! Zoe X. & K. Joyce

#MeetTheExecs 2020-21 ETHAN is this year’s TREASURER! 2nd year BioChem... Ethan likes hiking or any outdoor activity really, but he also enjoys a fair share of video games and anime. He has played all sorts of instruments from trombone to clarinet (not that I’m great at any of them from Ethan). He often shares his insightful opinions to help on decision-making, so the band could adapt to the new norm this year. If I were an instrument, I think I'd make a great soprano sax because I too am skinny and high pitched. Muyang L.

#MeetTheExecs 2020-21 TRISTAN is this year’s SECRETARY! 3rd year Science in Plant Biology... Tristan has played the trombone for 8 years and is fluent in Japanese. He makes book covers for most of his books using scrap paper (highly recommend to protect them from damage!). If I were an instrument, I would be a tuba because the long tubing of a tuba can cause notes to come out late, and Tristan is always late to meetings. (But he makes sure to take correct and clear notes for meetings Muyang L. & Klara W.