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QuestionWhat does "left face" mean?Hale y MailCommunity AnswerIt means that you have to turn left by 90°.
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QuestionWhat is the most important thing that I need to do during a marching band rehearsal?Apoc2626Community AnswerFocus on getting to the right spot, and focus on your marching. Another important thing you can do as a marching band member is to pay attention to the drum majors, the section leaders and the director. Make sure to count and make sure you are doing the right things at the right times.
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QuestionWhen trying to keep a straight row, do I use the person on the right end or the left end as a guide?Community AnswerBoth. If you can't see either person next to you, you are too far forward. If you can see both their backs, you are too far backwards. You should be able to see their shoulders in your periphery if you are in line.
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QuestionWhat do I do as a drum major?Community AnswerLook at the center snare's feet and wave your hands to that tempo. Make eye contact with people who are marching, it helps them a lot. Also, don't forget to yell "Set!"
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QuestionHow do I play the sousaphone?Apoc2626Community AnswerStart by reading fingering charts and watching tutorial videos on YouTube. If you keep at it, you will be able to play it without getting paid lessons!
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QuestionHow do I relax instead of tense up with a large instrument?Community AnswerLearn to relax your shoulders and keep your back straight. As you get used to your instrument, it will be easier to relax, and you'll be better able to hold your instrument.
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QuestionHow do I not bounce when I'm marching backwards really quickly?Community AnswerMaintain a consistent angle of your feet, keep your knees straight and lean forward just enough that your spine forms a straight line. The angle of your ankles is key.
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QuestionHow do I do the crab step when marching in a marching band?Community AnswerYou cross one foot over the other while marching. This is mainly used by percussion.
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QuestionHow can I march without experiencing pain in my legs?Community AnswerYou have to get used to it, so it will hurt a lot in the beginning. As you become more experienced and march more, you do become numbed to the pain. Practice your marching frequently, as this helps you to get used to it and increase your strength.
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