Registration Link!
https://goo.gl/forms/Ccd9ZVpj4SpWzkU13
Registration Deadline is August 28, 2019 11:59 PM.
Performance Times are based on complete registration timestamp (Check and Online Registration).
Online Payment Information is at the bottom of the page!
Judges
Music Effect:
Music Effect: Dr. Joe Moore, East Tennessee State University
Music Ensemble: Mr. Ed Kiefer, Thomasville, NC
Music Individual: Michael Wilson, Asheville NC
Visual Effect: Mr. Matt Liner, Winston-Salem NC
Visual Performance:
Percussion- Dr. Matthew Geiger, East Tennessee State University
Colorguard:
Drum Major: Mrs. Misty Theisen, Mars Hill University
Beginnings
The land of the Sky Marching Band Festival began in 1975 with four bands and Ronald McDonald providing entertainment between bands. Max Carland, president of the Enka Band Parents at the time, suggested that the band parents might want to try hosting a band festival, similar to the one in Bristol, Tennessee. A committee of Enka band parents, school personnel, and community members convened to plan and carry out the first band festival as a fundraiser to purchase uniforms for the Enka High Band Program, and on Saturday, Septemeber 27, 1975, the Land of The Sky Marching Band Festival was born. This festival has grown into a major fundraiser for the Enka Band Program but is a larger part of the Enka Community.
https://goo.gl/forms/Ccd9ZVpj4SpWzkU13
Registration Deadline is August 28, 2019 11:59 PM.
Performance Times are based on complete registration timestamp (Check and Online Registration).
Online Payment Information is at the bottom of the page!
Judges
Music Effect:
Music Effect: Dr. Joe Moore, East Tennessee State University
Music Ensemble: Mr. Ed Kiefer, Thomasville, NC
Music Individual: Michael Wilson, Asheville NC
Visual Effect: Mr. Matt Liner, Winston-Salem NC
Visual Performance:
Percussion- Dr. Matthew Geiger, East Tennessee State University
Colorguard:
Drum Major: Mrs. Misty Theisen, Mars Hill University
Beginnings
The land of the Sky Marching Band Festival began in 1975 with four bands and Ronald McDonald providing entertainment between bands. Max Carland, president of the Enka Band Parents at the time, suggested that the band parents might want to try hosting a band festival, similar to the one in Bristol, Tennessee. A committee of Enka band parents, school personnel, and community members convened to plan and carry out the first band festival as a fundraiser to purchase uniforms for the Enka High Band Program, and on Saturday, Septemeber 27, 1975, the Land of The Sky Marching Band Festival was born. This festival has grown into a major fundraiser for the Enka Band Program but is a larger part of the Enka Community.