Marching band instruments

Name all marching band instruments *some are less common than others
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Section
Answer
Woodwinds
Flute
Woodwinds
Piccolo
Woodwinds
Clarinet
Woodwinds
Bass clarinet
Woodwinds
Alto saxophone
Woodwinds
Tenor saxophone
Woodwinds
Baritone saxophone
Woodwinds
Bass saxophone
Woodwinds
Oboe
Woodwinds
Bassoon
Brass
Trumpet
Brass
Flugelhorn
Brass
Marching French Horn
Brass
Mellophone
Brass
Trombone
Brass
Bass trombone
Section
Answer
Brass
Baritone
Brass
Sousaphone
Drumline
Snare drum
Drumline
Tenor drums
Drumline
Bass drum
Drumline
Cymbals
Front ensemble
Xylophone
Front ensemble
Marimba
Front ensemble
Vibraphone
Front ensemble
Glockenspiel/Bells
Front ensemble
Chimes
Front ensemble
Timpani
Front ensemble
Drum set
Front ensemble
Rack
Front ensemble
Synthesizer
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Level 91
Sep 16, 2023
Oboe and bassoon almost never march, the double reed is too fragile to try and march and they tend to be way to valuable to put on non-temperature controlled field. If they are used at all, it is usually as a soloist from the pit area.

Bass saxophone is a beast. The one I've played has a spot for lyre, but no marching band is going to march a bass sax (let alone own one probably). There's never a part for it. You're more likely to see a part for soprano sax instead.

I'd consider more typeins for rack and synthesizer personally, I tried keyboard and maybe a range of auxiliary percussion for the rack would be nice.

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Level 15
Dec 2, 2023
Could you add euphonium?