• 6PM Jazz Band on Stage(Sound chaeck and warm up)
• 6:15 Wind Symphony meet in Band Hall 1(Warm up)
•        Color Guard on stage(Sound check and Warm up)
• 6:25 Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band in Yellow(Warm up)
• 6:30 All percussion meet back stage for set up
• 6:50 Wind Symphony, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band all seated in the audience
•        Color Guard Back Stage
•        Jazz band on stage
• 7PM Concert starts – Croomes introduction
• 7:05  Jazz Band
•          Guard
•          Wind Ensemble/Symphonic Band
•         Guard
•          Wind Symphony/Staff
• 9PM Concert Ends

A theatrical or concert experience is a sharing between the performer and the audience. The performers are giving their time and energy to provide an entertaining and educational experience to the audience. In return, the audience should give its full attention to the performers. In order to do this, the following etiquette must be applied:

No one should move from his or her seat, nor should they be walking up and down the aisles once the performance begins.  Anyone arriving late must wait until a selection, event or act is finished before taking a seat.

During the actual performance, remain silent, except in those RARE moments of audience participation. Avoid any excess movement that makes noise.

All applause is simply clapping, but if you particularly enjoy a piece of music or act, it can be vigorous. Verbal whistle sounds are NEVER appropriate and avoid calling attention to yourself as an audience member by yelling at a performer or cheering them on. A standing ovation is appropriate if you especially appreciated a soloist, duet, final number or during a curtain call. This helps  to keep the dignity of the hall and the event.

There is to be no flash photography because it is distracting to the performers on stage.

Please turn off all pagers and cell phones, or turn to the silent mode. YOU DO NOT WANT TO CALL ATTENTION TO YOURSELF AS AN AUDIENCE MEMBER!