UH Bands
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Auditions for Fall Wind Ensemble!There are several seats available for this Fall 2019 Wind Ensemble! We're holding auditions for eleven seats.
Note that the Spring 2020 Wind Ensemble will be traveling to Seattle/Tacoma during Spring Break, and that all Fall 2019 WE members are expected to participate for the entire academic year. Auditions will be held in Dr B's office during these two open audition windows (no need to sign up ahead of time!): Monday, August 19, 11am-1pm Wednesday, August 21, 11am-1pm (If you are unable to make one of these two time windows, contact Dr B and we'll arrange an alternate time.) flute - 1 seat open Mendelssohn, flute, mm. 68-112 oboe - 1 seat open Mendelssohn, oboe 1, mm. 68-112 clarinet - 2 seats open Mendelssohn, Bb clarinet 1, mm. 68-112 bassoon - 1 seat open Mendelssohn, bassoon 2, mm. 68-112 trumpet - 1 seat open Tommasini, trumpet, top - reh. D trombone - 1 seat open Tommasini, trombone, top - reh. D euphonium - 1 seat open Mendelssohn, corno inglese di basso, mm. 68-112 percussion - 3 seats open Tommasini, vibraphone, reh. I - K |
Calling all UH Band alumni
Save the date for homecoming 2019
September 21
Hope to see you all there!
#giveback
Aloha and Welcome
The University of Hawai‘i Band has a long, rich history that began in 1923 with an eighteen-member drum and bugle corps. Today, the UH Bands are comprised of some 300 students, performing in the 200-member UH Rainbow Warrior Marching Band, three concert bands, and five pep bands. These students entertain over 400,000 spectators annually at our football, basketball, and volleyball games – nearly one hundred athletic events and dozens of concerts every year!
As the most visible student organization on campus, the UH Bands afford all students the opportunity to participate in an activity central to the Department of Music, the University, and the state of Hawai‘i. Open to all majors on campus, the University of Hawai‘i Bands provide a home for you filled with tradition, pride, performance excellence, and most importantly, aloha spirit! 
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Photo Essay: The UH Baton Twirler
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