 
AF Band fights the clock to produce 'Off We Go'
Master Sgt. Loren Zimmer, an audio engineer for The USAF Band, works in the control room, preparing for the next take. He is recording the Singing Sergeants for The United States Air Force Band's upcoming compact disc (CD), "Off We Go," intended for wide release in December. (USAF Photo by Benjamin Newell)
|
| 100226-F-8998N-005.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band fights the clock to produce 'Off We Go'
The Singing Sergeants perform a take of "Off We Go," by Chief Master Sgt. (ret.) Mike Davis in Hangar II on Bolling AFB, Washington, D.C. They are recording for The United States Air Force Band's upcoming compact disc (CD), "Off We Go," intended for wide release in December. (USAF Photo by Benjamin Newell)
|
| 100226-F-8998N-004.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band fights the clock to produce 'Off We Go'
Chief Master Sgt. Barbara Taylor and Master Sgt. Loren Zimmer communicate with the Singing Sergeants from the recording booth. They are producing The United States Air Force Band's upcoming compact disc (CD), "Off We Go," intended for wide release in December. (USAF Photo by Benjamin Newell)
|
| 100226-F-8998N-003.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band fights the clock to produce 'Off We Go'
A glimpse into the intricate and complicated setup used to record at The USAF Band. The recording engineers are working hard to produce The United States Air Force Band's upcoming compact disc (CD), "Off We Go," intended for wide release in December. (USAF Photo by Benjamin Newell)
|
| 100226-F-8998N-002.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band fights the clock to produce 'Off We Go'
Chief Master Sgt. Barbara Taylor, 2nd Lieutenant Peter Folliard, and Technical Sgt. James DeVaughn enjoying a light moment while working hard behind the scenes. They are working to produce The United States Air Force Band's upcoming compact disc (CD), "Off We Go," intended for wide release in December. (USAF Photo by Benjamin Newell)
|
| 100226-F-8998N-001.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
Lieutenant Colonel Alan C. Sierichs Takes Command
The appointment of Lieutenant Colonel Sierichs to command The USAF Band opens a new chapter for an organization rich in history and heritage. He becomes only the twelfth commander in the history of the Band, with a career that has spanned the enlisted and officer ranks. The men and women of The United States Air Force Band proudly welcome Lieutenant Colonel Alan Sierichs. We look forward to serving with him, and using our musical talents to represent the U. S. Air Force to the nation and the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mr. David Litvin.)
|
| 090322-F-4612L-288.jpg
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
Lieutenant Colonel Alan C. Sierichs Takes Command
Lieutenant Colonel Alan C. Sierichs takes a bow during the winter 2009 Guest Artist Series at Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall. Col. Sierichs spent seven years as Commander of the Air Force Band of Flight, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio. His career began in 1981 as an enlisted trumpet soloist with the Strategic Air Command Band at Offutt AFB, Neb. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mr. David Litvin.)
|
| 090322-F-4612L-406.jpg
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
Lieutenant Colonel Alan C. Sierichs Takes Command
Lieutenant Colonel Alan C. Sierichs leads the USAF Symphony Orchestra during the Guest Artist Series on March 22, 2009. Col. Sierichs assumed command of the United States Air Force Band on June 29. Having served in the Air Force for over 27 years, he was previously the Deputy Commander of the Band. (U.S. Air Force photo by Mr. David Litvin.)
|
| 090322-F-4612L-222.jpg
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band Pays Tribute to America’s Veterans
The USAF Orchestra and Singing Sergeants perform “America’s Veterans: A Musical Tribute.” The concert taping took place at the Music Center at Strathmore in Bethesda, Md. The event, which took place on June 17, will be broadcast on public television on Veterans Day weekend. Please check our website in the upcoming months for the latest broadcast information. (Air Force photo taken by Senior Airman Marleah Miller.)
|
| 090617-F-2090M-091.jpg
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
AF Band Pays Tribute to America’s Veterans
Colonel Layendecker leads the orchestra in “God Bless America” which was the finale to “America’s Veterans: A Musical Tribute.” The performance featured guest artists (pictured left to right) Louis Gossett, Jr., Ronan Tynan, Michael Feinstein, and Shemekia Copeland. Also taking part in the finale are Chief Master Sgt. Elizabeth Campeau and Master Sgt. Shani Prewitt. The performance will be broadcast in its entirety on Veterans Day weekend on public television. (Air Force photo taken by Senior Airman Marleah Miller.)
|
| 090617-F-2090M-079.jpg
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
Band and guest artists perform for veterans
Irish tenor Ronan Tynan performs with the United States Air Force Band June 17 at the Music Center at Strathmore in North Bethesda, Md. For the third consecutive year, the Band has partnered with Maryland Public Television to create a musical tribute to America's veterans. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Marleah Miller)
|
| 090617-F-2090M-212.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
 
Band and guest artists perform for veterans
Blues sensation Shemekia Copeland performs with the United States Air Force Band June 17 at the Music Center at Strathmore in North Bethesda, Md. For the third consecutive year, the Band has partnered with Maryland Public Television to create a musical tribute to America's veterans. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Marleah Miller)
|
| 090617-F-2090M-192.JPG
Download Full Image
E-mail a friend
|
|
|
| | | |