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Bernstein High School

Marching Band Handbook
2018-2019

Lindsey Showalter, Director

Phone: (021)435-7698
Email: bhsmarchingband@bhs.gov
1234 Bandstand Lane, Musictown, Virginia 56789
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Table of Contents
Welcome and Introduction 3

Program Objectives 4

Season Schedule 5

Attendance Policy 9

Assessment Policy 10

Band Camp Information 11

Performance and Rehearsal Procedures 16

Booster Information 18

Resources 20

Calendar 23

Agreement Form 32
 Bernstein High School Marching Band 3
Lindsey Showalter, Director

Dear Parents and Students,

Welcome to the Bernstein High School Marching Band! I am very excited for the
opportunity to work with you this season! Our program has a history of excellence and now it is
your turn to contribute to keeping that tradition alive. Each year brings completely new
participants, but our procedures and policies help to maintain consistency.
This handbook will guide you through all of our policies, procedures, requirements, and
expectations for our program. Please take the time to read through each section thoroughly to
become better prepared for this season. Please contact me with any questions regarding the
handbook. It is crucial that each member of the band program fully understands what is expected
of them so that the program will operate smoothly.
When you have read and understand the information given in this book, please sign the
last page and return it to the band office. This is your contract to abide by all policies given in our
handbook.

I look forward to the upcoming season and hope that you do too!

Best,
Ms. Lindsey Showalter
Band Director

(021)435-7698 | bhsmarchingband@bhs.gov | 1234 Bandstand Lane, Musictown, Virginia 56789

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Program Objectives

For the students:

• Engage in musical creation, expression, and interpretation daily.
• Develop a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and self-awareness.
• Hold each other accountable and encourage each other in all things.
• Represent Bernstein High School in a positive way.

For the parents:

• Support and encourage the students at all times by attending concerts and events, encouraging
at home practice, providing transportation, etc.
• Engage in volunteering opportunities that support the program.

For the director:

• Provide all possible opportunities for the students to reach their goals.
• Provide support and instruction to all students.
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2018 Season Schedule

April

13 Leadership Applications Due 3:30

20 Leadership Interviews 3:30-6:30
27 Leadership Auditions 3:30-5

May
10 Leadership Meeting 3:30-4:30
16 New Member Meeting 3:30-4:30
21-23 Percussion Auditions 3:30-5
23-25 Colorguard Auditions 3:30-5
30 Spring Music Rehearsal 3:30-5

June
6 Summer Music Rehearsal 4-6
13 Summer Marching Rehearsal 4-6
20 Summer Music Rehearsal 4-6
27 Summer Marching Rehearsal 4-6

July
18 Summer Music Rehearsal 4-6
25 Summer Marching Rehearsal 4-6
31 Percussion Camp 9-2
31 Colorguard Camp 9-2

August
1-3 Percussion Camp 9-2
1-3 Colorguard Camp 9-2
6-10 Full Band Camp 9-4
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13-17 Full Band Camp 9-12:30

20 First Day of School, Rehearsal 3:30-5
21 Rehearsal 3:30-5
21 Band Booster Meeting 6-7
23 Rehearsal 3:30-5
24 Rehearsal 3:30-5
27 Rehearsal 3:30-5
28 Rehearsal 3:30-5
30 Rehearsal 3:30-5
31 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30

September
4 Rehearsal 3:30-5
6 Rehearsal 3:30-5
7 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30
10 Rehearsal 3:30-5
11 Rehearsal 3:30-5
13 Rehearsal 3:30-5
14 Rehearsal 3:30-5
15 Competition Time TBA
17 Rehearsal 3:30-5
18 Rehearsal 3:30-5
18 Band Booster Meeting 6-7
20 Rehearsal 3:30-5
21 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30
22 Competition Time TBA
24 Rehearsal 3:30-5
24 Beginning of Fundraiser
25 Rehearsal 3:30-5
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27 Rehearsal 3:30-5
October
1 Rehearsal 3:30-5
2 Rehearsal 3:30-5
4 Rehearsal 3:30-5
5 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30
8 Rehearsal 3:30-5
9 Rehearsal 3:30-5
11 Rehearsal 3:30-5
12 Rehearsal 3:30-5
13 Competition Time TBA
15 Rehearsal 3:30-5
16 Rehearsal 3:30-5
16 All Fundraisers Due
18 Rehearsal 3:30-5
19 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30
22 Rehearsal 3:30-5
23 Rehearsal 3:30-5
23 Band Booster Meeting 6-7
25 Rehearsal 3:30-5
26 Home Football Game 3:30-9:30
27 Competition Time TBA
29 No Rehearsal
31 Rehearsal 3:30-5

November
1 Rehearsal 3:30-5
5 Rehearsal 3:30-5
6 Rehearsal 3:30-5
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8 Rehearsal 3:30-5
12 Veteran’s Day Parade 7:00
13 Rehearsal 3:30-5
15 Rehearsal 3:30-5
16 County Showcase 7:00
20 Band Booster Meeting 6-7
December
6 Rehearsal 3:30-5
7 Holiday Parade 7:00
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Attendance Policy

The band is dependent on ALL members. Unlike most other classes where individuals are
accountable only for their own success or failure, band students’ success is, in large part,
dependent on the full participation of all those who have made the commitment.

Work schedules and other activities must not interfere with the rehearsal and performance
schedules that you are given at the beginning of each school year. Students who enroll in other
activities such as athletics, choir, drama, etc. need to plan ahead to avoid conflicts that cannot be
resolved. SPONSORED activities, teams, organizations or jobs must not conflict in any way with
the practice/performance schedule of the band. All appointments should be made on
Wednesdays whenever possible.

Ask to receive a complete semester calendar from all your activities so that you can have the
maximum amount of time to work out potential schedule conflicts. The band directors will work
together with the other teachers, coaches and directors of various activities to give each student
the opportunity to be part of other groups. However, other groups, organizations or businesses
that may change schedules or make demands of students on short notice will not be allowed to
interfere with long- scheduled rehearsals or performances of the band.

The following attendance policies will affect the students’ grades and opportunity to continue to
participate:

• All absences from rehearsals must be made up regardless of the reason for the absence.
This will include a meeting with the director to discuss what you missed in rehearsal. You
will also play for the director your music that was worked on for the missed rehearsal.

• Make-ups must be arranged with a band director within a week from the missed
rehearsal.

• During marching season, the first unexcused absence from a rehearsal or performance
will result in the student and parent being notified that a second unexcused absence will
result in dismissal from the group. Excused absences are accepted only in the event of
illness, family emergency or extraordinary events (wedding, funeral or religious
ceremony).

• All absences will be reported through the online form on the band website.
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Tardy Policy

All students are expected to be in the band room by the tardy bell and in their appropriate and
assigned seats two minutes following the tardy bell. Failure to comply will result in in school
disciplinary consequences. Excessive tardies from rehearsals (both marching and concert) can
result in movement to another band or removal from the program.

*It is the goal of the band director to provide all students with the opportunity to participate
in the program. If any of the above policies are unclear, please feel free to bring questions or
concerns to Ms. Showalter.

Assessment Policy

• Every student will be required to pass off all show, stand band, and pre-game music by the end
of the season.

• Students may pass off of the stand band music at their own pace throughout the season.

• Show music and pre-game music will be tested individually each week during the rehearsal
preceding home football games. Show music will be tested one segment/movement per week.

• Failure to pass off of show music by the second performance will result in the student sitting
out until able to pass. Failure to pass of off pre-game music by the second football game will
result in sitting out for that game.
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BAND CAMP_________________________________________________________________

Band camp is a time for all members to learn about and re-familiarize themselves with
marching, music, and our program procedures. It is a learning time for everyone, whether
returning or new to the program. At band camp you will learn marching techniques, practice
reading drill, rehearse the season music, and overall, begin to connect with your fellow
bandmates in preparation for an encouraging and rewarding season together. Each year brings a
new group of students together and it is important to foster good relationship with bandmates
every year so that we can be the best band we can be. Band camp will also be a time to become
familiar with our program policies and procedures regarding daily rehearsals, performances,
football games, travel, and more. It is important that each member understands and accepts these
procedures in order to maintain and effective and efficient program. Below is a basic schedule
for each day of band camp. Schedules are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen
circumstances. All marching will take place on the practice field and/or in the parking lot, and all
music rehearsals will take place in the band room. In the event of rain, marching will take place
in the gym.

Colorguard Camp

July 31
9:00 - Welcome and introductions
9:20 - Icebreakers
10:00 - Introduction to equipment (usage, storage, basic care and maintenance)
10:45 - Warm up
11:00 - Basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - New member Q&A with returners
1:20 - Review and wrap-up

August 1
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Work for segment 1
1:45 - Review and wrap-up

August 2
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more basics
12:00 - Lunch
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12:45 - Work for segment 1

1:45 - Review and wrap-up

August 3
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Finish work for segment 1
1:45 - Review and wrap-up

Drumline Camp

July 31
9:00 - Welcome and introductions
9:20 - Icebreakers
10:00 - Introduction to equipment (usage, storage, basic care and maintenance)
10:30 - Marching basics
11:30 - Warm up /basics/exercises
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - New member Q&A with returners
1:20 - Review and wrap-up

August 1
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more marching basics
11:00 - Playing techniques/exercises
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Music for segment 1
1:45 - Review and wrap-up

August 2
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more marching basics
11:00 - Playing techniques/exercises
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Music for segment 1
1:45 - Review and wrap-up
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August3
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30 - Warm up
9:50 - Review and more marching basics
11:00 - Playing techniques/exercises
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Finish music for segment 1
1:45 - Review and wrap-up

FULL Band Camp

August 6
9:00 - Welcome and introductions
9:15 - Overview of band camp schedule and pertinent information
9:40 - Icebreakers
10:15 - Marching basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - New member Q&A with returners
1:15 - Full band music
2:45 - Marching basics
3:45 - Water balloon fight*

August 7
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30-12:00 - Senior uniform fitting
9:30 - Marching basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Icebreaker
1:00 - Sectionals
1:45 - Full band music
3:00 - Drill Chart 101/first sets
3:45 - Pie eating contest*

August 8
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30-12:00 - Junior uniform fitting
9:30 - Marching basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Sectionals
1:30 - Full band music
3:00 - Drill
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3:45 - Relay race*

August 9
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30-12:00 - Sophomore uniform fitting
9:30 - Marching basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 - Sectionals
1:30 - Full band music
3:00 - Drill
3:45 - Blindfold obstacle course*

August 10
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:30-12:00 - Freshman uniform fitting
9:30 - Marching basics
12:00 - Lunch
12:45 -Uniform presentation
1:30 - Full band music
3:00 - Drill
3:45 - Capture the flag*

August 13
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:20 - Marching basics
10:00 - Drill
11:00 - Full band show music
11:45 - Stand band

August 14
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:20 - Marching basics
10:00 - Drill
10:30 - Sectionals
11:00 - Full band show music
11:45 - Stand band

August 15
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:20 - Marching basics
10:00 - Drill
10:30 - Sectionals
11:00 - Full band show music
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11:45 - Stand band

August 16
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:20 - Marching basics
10:00 - Drill
11:00 - Full band show music
11:45 - Stand band

August 17
9:00 - Icebreakers
9:20 - Marching basics
10:00 - Drill
11:00 - Full band show music
11:30 - Stand band
12:00 - Performance for parents
12:30 - Ice cream social*

*These events will require some additional help from parent volunteers. Ms. Showalter will send
out an email with more information regarding these events before band camp.
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Performance Procedures

Home Football Games:

The Bernstein High School Marching Band will perform at each home football game and support
the football team in the stands. The schedule for home football games is as follows:

3:30pm - Rehearsal on the football field

• Run pre-game and halftime sequence

• Set stands and run through stand tunes

4:30pm - Dinner provided by boosters

5:30pm - Begin putting on uniforms

6:00pm - Meet in concert arcs outside of the band room

• Warm up

• Run pre-game music

• Address any show music issues

6:30pm - Parade to stadium

6:45pm - Pre-game

7:00pm - Kickoff

*During the game we will support our team by performing stand tunes. Every student must
remain in the stands and in uniform (full or jacket off, depending on the weather).

*After the game we will return to the band room and pack EVERYTHING up.

Competition Performances:

Band Room

• Arrive at the band room and check in

• Make sure uniform and hat box are on uniform rack

• Put instrument on trailer or bus

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• Use the bathroom before loading bus

Competition

• Unload bus

• Get uniform and/or instrument from trailer

• Put on uniform

• Put garment bag, hat box, and case back on trailer

• Move to warm up area, start in sections

• Full band warm up

• Move to staging area

• Perform

• Return to buses, change out of uniform, put all equipment away

• Encourage other bands from the stands

• Awards

• Load buses and return home

Band Room

• Depending on return time, unload all uniforms and instruments

Rehearsal Procedures:

• Be on the field, in sections, and ready to play at 3:30pm

• Ten minute sectional warmup

• Full band warm up

• Rehearsal as scheduled

• After rehearsal make sure that all instruments/equipment are put away. Section leaders do a
check in of dot books and other necessary equipment.
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BHS Band Boosters

Booster club philosophy/role

The band boosters of Jeez Louise High School exist to assist the Jeez Louise band
program by providing support for its members and director. We do this by providing volunteers
for band events, transportation to and from these events, food for the students, and much more. It
is our goal to help provide every opportunity for the members of this program to succeed and
experience music in a way that is beneficial to their growth.

Basic Booster Executive Board job descriptions

President: The president will act as a general manager and be in charge of running booster
meetings and delegating tasks not specifically listed below to other members.
Secretary: The secretary will be responsible for recording the minutes of each meeting, and
corresponding with the members, administration, the director, and other booster programs.
Treasurer: The treasurer will be responsible for handling all money. This includes money gained
from fundraisers as well as necessary expenditures.
Uniform Manager: The uniform manager will be responsible for one day during band camp
when he or she teaches the students how to correctly put on/take off their uniform and the rules
that apply while wearing the uniform. The uniform manager will be in charge of sizing,
distribution, and alterations. The uniform manager should be present at all performances to
ensure that the uniforms are worn properly. If the uniform manager cannot be at a performance,
an assistant or team of helpers may taker his or her place. The uniform manager will coordinate a
time during the season when the uniforms will be sent to be cleaned.
Volunteer Coordinator: The volunteer coordinator will be in charge of recruiting volunteers to
chaperone trips, help with fundraisers, drive the truck to competitions, and provide food for the
band before/after performances.

Other members of the JLHS band boosters will assist the executive board whenever needed.

How to join?
The band boosters of Jeez Louise High School would like to invite all parents/guardians of
students in the band program to membership. To become a member, simply attend any and all
band booster meetings held each month.
Booster meeting schedule:
The band boosters of JLHS will hold monthly meetings to discuss business and plan events.
These meetings will take place in the band room on the third Tuesday of every month at 6pm.
Volunteer opportunities:
Our volunteering opportunities include:
- Chaperoning trips
- Providing meals and snacks
- Transporting the equipment truck to and from performances
- Various jobs during our hosted competition
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- Assisting the uniform manager

- Pit/Prop crew
Fundraising 

The Jeez Louise band program conducts several fundraisers throughout the year. Our largest
fundraiser is the marching competition that we host in the fall. During this competition we
collect funds through bake sales, raffles, T-shirt sales, concessions, air grams, and entry fees.
Other outside fundraisers we do include, but are not limited to: kitchen utensil sales, fruit and nut
sales, and a spaghetti dinner.
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Resource Page

Educational Websites

Theory
www.musictheory.net
www.teoria.com
www.smartmusic.com

Instrument Care
www.musicshowcaseonline.com/resources_instrumentCare.asp
https://www.musicnotes.com/blog/2015/08/27/musical-instrument-care/

Online Tools
Metronome: www.google.com/search?q=metronome
Tuner: www.drumbot.com/projects/tuned/
Drone: www.dronetonetool.com
Notation: www.noteflight.com
Music Dictionary: www.naxos.com

Percussion: vicfirth.com/education-resource-library/
www.steveweiss.com
Indoor Guard/Percussion: www.wgi.org

Private Lessons

Flute Horn/Mellophone
Ms. Kyung Jin Yoon Mr. Kai Smith
Phone: 540-324-5567 Phone: 540-017-1567
Email: yoonmoon@flute.com Email: smithmyth@horn.com

Clarinet Trumpet
Mr. Joseph McNure Ms. Emma Guy
Phone: 540-247-9984 Phone: 540-936-7582
Email: clarinetjo@cnet.com Email: eguy@tpet.com

Saxophone Trombone
Mr. Andrew Foote Ms. Alexis Johnson
Phone: 540-776-2456 Phone: 540-111-9045
Email: afoote@sax.com Email: bestilexi@tbone.com
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Euphonium/Baritone Percussion (specialty in keyboards)

Mr. Peter Parker Mrs. Fernanda Belby
Phone: 540-661-5672 Phone: 540-564-2231
Email: spiderman@bari.com Email: nandabanana@perc.com

Tuba Percussion
Mr. Noah Karkenny Ms. Paige Durr
Phone: 540-345-8361 Phone: 540-568-8346
Email: tubaman@tuba.com Email: durrdrums@perc.com

Community Events

Community Bluegrass Jam

Every other Friday at 7-8:30pm at Old Oak Church

Jazz in the Park

Every Tuesday 6-8pm at Pelican Park

Fireman’s Parade
August 21 at 6:30pm on South Main Street

Wagner Community Orchestra Concert

November 18 at 7pm at BHS

Simply Strings Serenade

January 25 at 6pm at the Community Garden

Voices of the North Benefit Concert

April 6 at 7pm at the Wagner Community Center

Local Music Stores

Music Mania Sassy and Brassy

123 South Main St 890 Strauss Hwy
Phone: 540-873-4382 Phone: 540-444-4404

Mackey Music Emporium

456 Cherry Tree Rd
Phone: 540-991-3950
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Online Music Stores

www.steveweiss.com
www.musiciansfriend.com
www.westmusic.com

Mobile Apps

Pro Metronome
Metronome+
Practice Hub
Tenuto
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Agreement Form (due on the first day of band camp)

By signing below, I agree to the policies and procedures

set forth in this handbook and will strive to uphold the
expectations of this program.

________________________________________
(Student) (Date)

By signing below, I agree to the policies and procedures

set forth in this handbook and will offer my support to
this program and my student.

________________________________________
(Parent/Guardian) (Date)