What kind of venues do you get to perform at as an Army Musician?
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- Author: Anonymous
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Anonymous
Hi
Thank for your question. Bands in Army Music play at great venues across the UK and World such as The Royal Albert Hall, Cadagon Hall and Buckingham Palace to name a few!
I have personally performed in really interesting venues, on the deck of HMS Monmouth, in Embassies and at Spruce Meadows Masters Tournament.
I enjoy the variety of gigs that we can do as it keeps the job fresh.
Good luck! -
RHRob H. Musician
I agree with Connor D. There are many opportunities to perform in fantastic locations.
Personally, I have performed many times at the Royal Albert Hall, Royal Festival Hall, St Paul’s Cathedral and at over 50 concert halls and arenas in North America.
It’s one of the many benefits of being a musician in the British Army.
Hope this helps.
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