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    Marine Corps Jazz Orchestra performs at UNT [Image 8 of 14]

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    A United States Marine Corps band is performing on a darkened stage. A senior non-commissioned officer in the center is speaking or singing into a microphone while surrounded by seated and standing musicians holding brass instruments. All personnel are wearing the distinctive Marine Corps dress blues uniform with red trim.

    DENTON, TEXAS, UNITED STATES

    09.24.2019

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Desmond Andrews 

    8th Marine Corps District

    Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Ken Ebo, the musician technical assistant for the 8th Marine Corps District, introduces Marine musicians with the Marine Corps Jazz Orchestra, an ensemble featuring Marines from Marine Corps Band San Diego and the New Orleans-based Marine Forces Reserve Band, during a concert at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas, on Sept. 25, 2019. The performance was conducted to highlight the talents of Marine Musicians and inspire others to join their ranks. (U.S. Marine Corps photos by Cpl. Desmond Andrews).

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    Date Taken: 09.24.2019
    Date Posted: 10.02.2019 12:15
    Photo ID: 5791587
    VIRIN: 190924-M-NZ953-637
    Resolution: 2553x2534
    Size: 727.5 KB
    Location: DENTON, TEXAS, US
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    A U.S. Marine Corps band is performing on stage in a concert setting. A central figure, a Staff Sergeant based on visible chevron rank insignia, is singing into a microphone while surrounded by fellow Marines playing brass and woodwind instruments. The performers are dressed in formal Marine Corps dress blue uniforms with red trim.
    A U.S. Marine Corps staff sergeant in dress blues uniform speaks into a microphone on stage, likely serving as a master of ceremonies or announcer. Behind him, multiple Marine musicians in dress uniforms perform on brass instruments including trumpet and trombone. The scene appears to be a formal military band concert performed before a live audience.
    Four United States Marine Corps musicians are performing on stage in dress blues uniforms. Two foreground musicians are holding trombones, with one appearing to laugh and the other holding a microphone. The group appears to be at a formal military band concert or performance event.
    A U.S. Marine Corps band is performing a concert, with musicians dressed in formal dress blues uniforms featuring distinctive red trim and gold buttons. The foreground shows several saxophonists and other woodwind players seated with music stands, while trombonists and brass players are visible in the background. The scene is lit with warm red-toned stage lighting.
    Two U.S. Marine Corps musicians in dress uniform are performing on saxophones during a formal concert or band performance. They are seated with music stands in front of them, playing what appear to be alto or tenor saxophones. A Nord keyboard is visible in the foreground, and an audience is partially visible in the background.
    A group of U.S. Marine Corps musicians in dress uniforms perform at a live concert or public event. At least three Marines are visible playing saxophones, with music stands holding sheet music in front of them. An audience is visible in the background watching the performance.
    Military musicians in dress uniforms perform on saxophones during a formal concert or ceremony. At least three performers are visible, with a standing musician playing tenor saxophone prominently in the center-background. Music stands with sheet music are positioned in front of the seated performers.
    A United States Marine Corps band is performing on a darkened stage. A senior non-commissioned officer in the center is speaking or singing into a microphone while surrounded by seated and standing musicians holding brass instruments. All personnel are wearing the distinctive Marine Corps dress blues uniform with red trim.
    A group of United States Marine Corps musicians performing at a formal concert or ceremony. The musicians are dressed in distinctive dark green and red dress uniforms with visible rank insignia and service ribbons. A senior non-commissioned officer stands at center holding a microphone and trombone, appearing to address the audience.
    A U.S. Marine Corps band is performing on stage, with musicians dressed in formal dress blues uniforms featuring distinctive red trim and white belts. The ensemble includes a mix of brass instruments, a saxophone, and an electric guitar, suggesting a jazz or contemporary military band performance. Multiple ranks are visible on the uniforms, indicating a mix of enlisted personnel.
    A U.S. Marine in dress blues uniform is playing a Fender Precision Bass guitar on stage. He wears sergeant chevrons on his sleeves, a medal ribbon bar, and a star decoration on his chest. The performance setting includes an Aguilar bass amplifier and a drum kit visible in the background.
    Two U.S. Marine Corps musicians in dress blues are performing at a formal concert or ceremony. The foreground Marine, holding a microphone and a trombone, appears to be speaking or announcing to an audience. Both wear distinctive Marine Corps dress uniforms with red trim, rank chevrons, and service ribbons.
    A military serviceman in dress uniform is speaking or performing into a microphone at what appears to be an indoor venue or bar. He is facing an audience seated at tables, with another uniformed individual visible in the foreground out of focus. The setting appears to be an informal public performance or event with civilians in attendance.
    A United States Marine Corps band performs a live concert on a darkened stage. Five musicians in dress blues uniforms are visible, playing brass and woodwind instruments for an audience. The performance appears to be a formal military musical event.

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