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Another outstanding band concert in the books for the Coos Bay Band programs. Tonight was the first concert for our Sunset and Millicoma 6th graders. Our three state solo qualifiers performed their selections; Britney Herrera, Addison Moss, and Alan Cabudol. Next up is the district band festival on April 16 at MHS and the Spring Concert in May. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these wonderful musicians and a special thank you to Mr. Kruse and Ms Aton. It’s great to see that stage full.Photos from Marshfield High School's post
Another outstanding band concert in the books for the Coos Bay Band programs. Tonight was the first concert for our Sunset and Millicoma 6th graders. Our three state solo qualifiers performed their selections; Britney Herrera, Addison Moss, and Alan Cabudol. Next up is the district band festival on April 16 at MHS and the Spring Concert in May. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these wonderful musicians and a special thank you to Mr. Kruse and Ms Aton. It’s great to see that stage full.Photos from Marshfield High School's post
Another outstanding band concert in the books for the Coos Bay Band programs. Tonight was the first concert for our Sunset and Millicoma 6th graders. Our three state solo qualifiers performed their selections; Britney Herrera, Addison Moss, and Alan Cabudol. Next up is the district band festival on April 16 at MHS and the Spring Concert in May. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these wonderful musicians and a special thank you to Mr. Kruse and Ms Aton. It’s great to see that stage full.Photos from Marshfield High School's post

Published on: 03/19/2025

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Another outstanding band concert in the books for the Coos Bay Band programs. Tonight was the first concert for our Sunset and Millicoma 6th graders. Our three state solo qualifiers performed their selections; Britney Herrera, Addison Moss, and Alan Cabudol. Next up is the district band festival on April 16 at MHS and the Spring Concert in May. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these wonderful musicians and a special thank you to Mr. Kruse and Ms Aton. It’s great to see that stage full.

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