RAF Air Cadets: Introduction to Band and Drill
RAF Air Cadets: Introduction to Band & Drill
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RAF Air Cadets: Introduction to Band & Drill
What do you already know about RAF Air Cadet bands?
Aim Of Presentation
At the end of the lesson you will understand the basics of RAF Air Cadet band drill, its key functions, and the role of percussion instruments in parades. And hopefully convince you to join the squadron band!
What Is an RAF Air Cadet Band?
An RAF Air Cadet Band is a group of young cadets who perform ceremonial music at parades and official events, representing the Royal Air Force Air Cadets with pride.
Percussion Instruments in the Band
Percussion includes snare drums, bass drums and cymbals. They set the rhythm and pace for the band and parade.
Band Drill: The Basics
Inwards dress
Basic static drill with instrument
Quick march/halting
Counter march
Cease playing
Key Functions of the Band
RAF Air Cadet bands provide musical support at parades, discipline on the march, and represent the squadron during official events.
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