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Album · 2011 · 7 Songs. United States Navy Band. Overtures, Vol. 2. United States Marine Band. UFO - Music of Michael Daugherty. Evelyn Glennie, Eugene Migliaro Corporon & North Texas Wind Symphony. Wind Band Classics - Orff: Carmina Burana Suite - Bird: Serenade - Reed: La Fiesta Mexicana. Parker Harlan D. & Peabody Conservatory Wind Ensemble.

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Renamed the Air Force Band of New England, the band brought its musical message of pride, patriotism, and professionalism to concerts and events throughout New England. In 1991, the band received its current name and was assigned to Electronics Systems Center, Hanscom Air Force Base, in Massachusetts. This change fostered another new name: the United States Air Force Band of Liberty. The Band of Liberty consists of forty-five active duty personnel assigned to two primary ensembles-the Concert Band and the Afterburner popular music group. Colonel (ret) Arnald D. Gabriel-Conductor Emeritus, United States Air Force Band. Crystal Gayle-country singer. Greg Hopkins-jazz ducator, Berklee College of Music.