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| | Concert Band | | |
The Concert Band, comprised of all members, is the 531st Band's principle ensemble. This component performs various types of concerts throughout the year from formal military events to casual concerts in the park. Its annual tours have taken the band through the United States and many foreign locations. A full range of band repertoire is performed at each concert appearance. More ... | | |
| | | Jazz Band | | |
The Jazz Band is the leading jazz ensemble for the Air National Guard. They perform big band and jazz repertoire from the Glenn Miller era to the hot new styling of today's latest jazz composers. This unit performs for dances, festivals, banquets, and is well received throughout the world. More ... | | |
| | | Brass Quintet | | |
The Brass Quintet performs at formal military functions, including welcoming home ceremonies, museum openings, and community relations activities. This unit provides buglers for military funerals and other official events. The repertoire consists of patriotic fanfares, traditional American classics and old time favorites. More ... | | |
| | | Airlift | | | The Airlift Ensemble performs country music for protocol functions, award banquets, dinners, dances, and special events. This ensemble made its debut at the prestigious Order of the Sword ceremony in Oklahoma in September of 2012. More ... | | |
| | | Wild West Woodwind Quintet | | |
The woodwind quintet is one of the most versatile small ensembles in the Air National Guard Band of the Gulf Coast. The ensemble consists of five highly trained and talented soloists who endeavor to create the most cohesive and enjoyable sound possible. The group's repertoire includes classical, jazz and contemporary music which showcases its musical diversi More ... | | |
| | | Saxophone Quartet | | | The Saxophone Quartet performs ensemble music for military and civilian audiences alike. This quartet includes all the members of the saxophone family and delights audiences with show tunes, jazz standards, patriotic selections, and the classics. More ... | | |
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