Performing Groups

The thirty-five piece band can perform a wide variety of musical styles which include: Jazz, Popular, Classical, and Military music. The band takes pride in its ability to satisfy the musical tastes of the general public. To accomplish this musical versatility, the band divides into component ensembles within the larger group.

SMSgt William Drury, Conductor

A Thirty-Five piece concert orchestra which plays a wide variety of music at outdoor summer concerts or formal evening engagements.

The Air National Guard Band of the Northeast

MSgt Charles Edgerly, NCOIC

A ceremonial marching unit which honors civilian parades as well as military drills and ceremonies.

The Ambassadors

SMSgt Bill Drury, NCOIC

An eighteen piece swing band which performs the dance music of the Glenn Miller era to the contemporary jazz and rock sounds of today

Nor'Easter

SSgt Joe Larosa, NCOIC

A six piece ensemble capable of bringing the sizzling hot sounds that cater to the musical tastes of every Airmen which include top-40, pop, rock, oldies, and R&B styles.

The Dixie Blues

TSgt Scott Dunn, NCOIC

A seven piece ensemble which performs the music of Louis Armstrong and other Dixieland Jazz Contemporaries.

The Revolutionary Airmen - Fife and Drum Corp

TSgt Ray Dandurand, NCOIC

Colonial fife and drum ensemble playing classic fife music from the 18th century

Protocol Combo

SSgt Jack Chagnon, NCOIC

Performs background dinner music and dance music for official military social functions.

The Brass Tacks

TSgt Beverly Perriccio, NCOIC

A five piece brass quintet composed of five virtuostic musicians. This highly artistic ensemble performs the music of John Phillip Sousa and Scott Joplin, as well as standards and contemporary brass literature.

Woodwind Quintet

MSgt Tony Cyrus, NCOIC

A woodwind quintet performing standard and contemporary woodwind