All Blog Posts Tagged 'AUMB' (6)

Pregame. Spirit March. Four Corners. March Around. Halftime. Tiger Bandits. All are terms used by the Auburn University Marching Band (AUMB) routinely during home football games. It is during these performances that the Auburn spirit is personified through the members of the AUMB to energize the fans.

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The Auburn University Music Department hosted the 12th annual Sounds of Auburn concert on October 18 in the Auburn Arena. The concert features many of the major instrumental and choral performance groups on campus.

There is something for everyone in the audience and the 2nd year in the Arena brought another success for the performance.…

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This past weekend, I found out that at 3:30 a.m., even the floor of a charter bus makes a wonderful bed (with plenty of pillows and blankets of course).

The Auburn University Marching Band took a pep band of 120 members to help cheer on our football team this past weekend as they took on their first SEC opponent of the year, Mississippi State University.…

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Auburn University is comprised of a body of men and women that believe in and love Auburn. The men and women of the Auburn University Marching Band bleed and breathe Auburn’s creed. For a number of years, the band has had a growing need for a larger and more efficient facility. Now, with 380 members, the band does not have a facility large enough to effectively provide shelter and house equipment.



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This week and next, we will highlight the Auburn University Marching Band.

 

The Auburn University Marching Band is a part of the Gameday fabric.  The band experience holds a special place in the hearts of its members and fans.

 

"As the last notes of the band died out, director Dr. Corey Spurlin got up and thanked his students for their hard work and a great year.  With one last cheer, the …

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Every fall and spring at Auburn University, various fraternities, sororities, and other campus organizations coordinate and execute philanthropic events in order to benefit a variety of charities, organizations, and scholarship funds. These events allow students of Auburn as well as many members of the Auburn/Opelika community to give their time and money to great local and national causes. …



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