Marching Band
In one section of the Musical Instrument Museum is a display of instruments used in marching bands. To help set the tone for the display, they had two band uniforms on display. When I saw this one, I knew I had two take this photo especially for Jack (Hartford Daily Photo). Have a great weekend everyone.
19 comments:
A very snappy lookin' outfit!
I wonder how they picked U. Conn. for the uniform. It is a big men's and women's basketball power, but marching bands are associated with football, and I do not remember U. Conn. being in any major football bowl games recently.
Jack's explanation might be, "They never would have thought of including anyone else." You and I each had a shout-out to Jack today.
Look at those feathers!
I've never heard of a musical instrument museum before. How interesting! My dad was quite the musician (piano and organ) and I dabble on the keys a bit too. If I'm ever in the phoenix area, I'll be sure to visit this place!
Have a great weekend, too!
I can hear the marching band now
Now THAT is a hat!
Great to catch up on your blog.
This looks like a great place to visit, lots to see.
Very clever display, I must visit this museum. It's at the top of my list of places to visit.
Very distinguished-looking uniform indeed! Jack would probably look good in it.
That's a very nice looking outfit indeed. have a great weekend!
Go Huskies!
The costume is really great. And the hat.
Hi, Sharon. This sure was a surprise. A UConn band uniform in a Phoenix museum? I think I have the answer. It looks like a pretty recent UConn uniform. They have only been using that "C" in recent years, so far as I can remember. UConn was in Phoenix last January to receive a drubbing from Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl. They have been building a Division 1 football program for a decade, but it was probably too soon for them to be in a BCS bowl game.
Not my style. Nice shot!
Nice tribute to Jack : ) I am also surprised that there is a UConn band uniform in a Phoenix museum, goes to show you never know what will turn up.
Sharon, The Diana exhibit was emotionally moving for anyone who followed her in the publicity, I was one. Her gowns from the 90's were beautiful. I was a wonderful show and was packed the day I attended.
Why Jack? Do you think that fancy cap is big enough to fit his head? Heh, heh!
I need to reply to Jack: What are you talking about? That's not the way you spell Yukon! Jeez!
Great feathered headdress!
The hat is pretty cool.
So much movement in all those feathers. Tracy and I are planning a trip to the museum as soon as I can get around better.
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