Desert Valley Winds is seeking musicians to join the band.
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The Desert Valley Winds Band is seeking musicians for the upcoming season.
Musicians who play the flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, saxophone of any size, trumpet/cornet, French horn, baritone/euphonium, trombone, tuba and percussion are invited to apply.
Desert Valley Winds is composed of musicians ranging from high school students to senior citizens. The band includes both amateurs and professionals who enjoy playing and performing music together at local community events, concerts and celebrations.
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Desert Valley Winds is seeking musicians to join the band.
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The Desert Valley Winds Band is seeking musicians for the upcoming season.
Musicians who play the flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, saxophone of any size, trumpet/cornet, French horn, baritone/euphonium, trombone, tuba and percussion are invited to apply.
Desert Valley Winds is composed of musicians ranging from high school students to senior citizens. The band includes both amateurs and professionals who enjoy playing and performing music together at local community events, concerts and celebrations.
Desert Valley Winds has performed at the Arizona State Fair, Marine Ball, Falcon Field, Wreaths Across America and more.
The band performs a wide variety of musical styles including the classics, marches, Broadway/movie music and patriotic music.
To inquire about playing for Desert Valley Winds, contact director and Conductor Steve Bouchier at stevebouchier@aol.com or call 480-652-3911.
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