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CONCERT SERIES AT THE AIR FORCE MEMORIAL

Max Impact to Perform at Air Shows Across the U.S.

Max Impact to Perform at Air Shows Across the U.S.

Max Impact to Perform at Air Shows Across the U.S.

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The Airmen of Note will celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month with a packed schedule, including a national tour and recording session. (Photo by CMSgt Robert Kamholz/released)

Technical Sgts. Adrian Holton and Kristin Cazenave, both new members of the Ceremonial Brass, share a remarkable history prior to their service in the U.S. Air Force Band. (Photo by TSgt Brandon Chaney/released)

In conjunction with Air Force Recruiting, Max Impact will perform at three large air shows in the coming months.(Photo by CMSgt Robert Kamholz/released)

Michael Burritt will reprise his Guest Artist Series appearance with the Concert Band on April 10th at the Eastman School of Music, playing the New York premiere of "Pseudovector" by Matt Curlee. (Photo by CMSgt Robert Kamholz/released)

Technical Sgt. Kevin Grasel is a French hornist with the Ceremonial Brass, The United States Air Force Band, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, Washington, D.C. A native of Moorpark, California, his career in the Air Force began in June 2017.

A 2015 graduate of Oberlin College and Conservatory, Grasel earned a Bachelor of Music degree in Horn Performance and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Politics. He then attended the Juilliard School, where he received his Master of Music degree in Horn Performance. Before joining the Air Force, Grasel held the Third Horn position in the Firelands Symphony and toured China with the Oberlin Brass Quintet. He received fellowships for summer study at the Aspen Music Festival and the Round Top Festival Institute. His principal teachers include Erik Ralske, Roland Pandolfi, and Louise MacGillivray.

The Airmen of Note JHS 2018

TSgt Kaitlin Taylor mentors a Collegiate Symposium Participant.

Jamie Bernstein Bio Photo

Technical Sergeant Hillary Grobe

Veterans of Jazz Cover

Guest Artist Series featuring Patric Sheridan

The Airmen of Note pose for a picture on the steps of Constitution Hall during this year's annual Holiday Concerts (U.S. Air Force photo by CMSgt Kevin Burns/released)

MSgt Wellington Bio Photo

Members of the USAF Band attend the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, IL

Members of the Singing Sergeants perform during this year's flash mob performance at the Gaylord National Resort (U.S. Air Force photo by MSgt Brandon Chaney/Released)"

Breaking Barriers Album Cover

Col Lang addresses the audience after the performance of this year's flash mob at the Gaylord National Resort (U.S. Air Force photo by MSgt Brandon Chaney/Released)

The U.S. Air Force’s Premier Rock Band Max Impact will release their newest original song this Veterans Day. The six-piece ensemble has explored new roots since their latest hard rock single “Find You” and created an organic southern crossover combined with a compelling patriotic message.

Local high school students perform within the clarinet section during a concert in Topeka, KS (U.S. Air Force photo courtesy of CMSgt Bob Kamholz/Released)