Great audience for the Jazz Ambassadors
The US Army Jazz Field played to a most appreciative audience at the Opera House last Saturday. Courtesy of the venue
The U.S. Army Field Band’s Jazz Ambassadors Courtesy of the Boothbay Harbor Opera House.
BRHS music student Jayden Coulombe on saxophone with the US Army Jazz Ambassadors. Courtesy of the venue 
BRHS student trombonist Henry Fulton sitting in with the U.S. Army Jazz Field Band Nov. 7. Courtesy of the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor
The US Army Jazz Field played to a most appreciative audience at the Opera House last Saturday. Courtesy of the venue
The U.S. Army Field Band’s Jazz Ambassadors Courtesy of the Boothbay Harbor Opera House.
BRHS music student Jayden Coulombe on saxophone with the US Army Jazz Ambassadors. Courtesy of the venue
BRHS student trombonist Henry Fulton sitting in with the U.S. Army Jazz Field Band Nov. 7. Courtesy of the Opera House at Boothbay HarborThe United States Army Field Band’s Jazz Ambassadors performed this past Saturday night, Nov. 7 at the Opera House at Boothbay Harbor. The band consists of professional musicians who played favorites from the American songbook.
This outstanding big band, was formed in 1969 and is celebrated both nationally and internationally for performing America’s original art form—jazz. This 20-member ensemble showcased versatile programming, including classic big band standards, instrumental and vocal solos, patriotic tunes, contemporary jazz, and original compositions by its members.
The end of the program featured our own Boothbay Region High School students Jayden Coulombe on saxophone and Henry Fulton on trombone, who got to sit in and play with US Army Field Band.
