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Come join us for THS Band Night @ Zaxby's in Alabaster!

Tuesday Jan.31st  the THS band will receive 10% of ALL sales at the Alabaster Zaxby’s from 5-8pm!

This is a GENERAL ACCT Fundraiser and will help cover costs such as instruments, uniform cleaning and transportation.  Come support a local business and the THS Band!

Ribs-to-Go Fundraiser

Thank you to everyone who participated in the BBQ fundraiser!  Students sold over $3000 and over $1200 will be credited back to participating students!  You will need to pick up your orders next Friday, Feb. 3rd from 3-6pm in the bandroom. 

 

More fundraising opportunities will be available soon!

 

All County Band Results

Concert — Saturday, Jan. 28, 20122:00 p.m.

 

Full Results All County Band 2012

Hannah Fulmer – Clarinet

Christa Morgan – Clarinet

Michayla Moody – Flute

Sam Ardovino – Trumpet

Kelsey Callahan – Trumpet

Courtney Moody – Trumpet

Alex Martin – Tuba

Ashton Bowles – Tuba

Brady Nichols – Oboe

Nathan Forbes – Alto Sax

Rick Ardovino – Alto Sax

Jake Hall – Horn

Taylor Drake – Horn

Torie Rice – Horn

Alec Lee – Trombone

Daniel Yates – Trombone

Brett Stevenson – Trombone

Fall Concert Recordings

 

Fall Concert, Thursday, November 17, 2011

 

 

Email from Tyler Cooper

Dear Mr. Bubbett and The Marching Southern Sounds,

So, as many of you know I had the privilege, and I do mean privilege, of watching you guys at competition this past weekend. I’ll be honest, I was nervous about seeing the band compete after so many years of being a part of the group myself. I felt like a parent letting their child try something on their own for the first time (a little weird, I know). When you marched on the field, I was a little nervous. When you marched off the field, I was more than a little ecstatic. You guys simply blew me away. I can’t begin to tell you how impressed I was with the sound and movement of the group. Even after watching the video online a couple times, I still smile watching the show. You guys were terrific. I can honestly say that was the best show I have heard from Thompson in years, even while being there myself. I’m so jealous that I did not get to be a part of it, but I’m also extremely proud of all you. To the class of 2012, I hope you left everything on that field. Four years of sweat and hard work and dedication, not to mention the inevitable band drama, all brought you to one night. I could tell you put everything in it. I’m so proud of you. I’ve watched many of you grow up from tiny little freshman into honest musicians, and it has been an honor. Take your talents and go far. To this years Juniors, the bar has been set. It’s up to you. You’ve been given the tools and the opportunity to be a part of something more special than you know. I can’t wait to see where you go from here. So, in the end, I just want all of you to know that you are still my Marching Southern Sounds Family, and I love all of you guys. Keep up the good work. I’ll see you around, and of course, ROLL TIDE!! 
                                                                                                                                                                      Crimson Tide and Thompson Pride,

Shelby County Reporter Article

Band Bridges Gap….

Picking up students after events

When picking up your child after band events, please do not park in the circular area behind the band room.  Use any available parking in the student parking lot in back.  We need the circular area for the buses and the equipment truck. 

 Thank you!  Transportation Team

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Shelby County Reporter

Hoover Invitational Video Archives

Hoover Invitational – All Classes

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