Michigan Marching Band

The history of the Michigan Marching Band began in the fall of 1896 when a seventeen year old from Ann Arbor, Harry dePont, invited all musicians on campus to attend a meeting for the purpose of organizing a band for the University. Nearly 30 musicians gathered in Harris Hall on a November evening for that initial meeting. Today, the band is a 350-plus strong ensemble. In 1972 the band allowed women to join their organization. 

The 13 piece set includes one drum major, one piccolo, one clarinet, one saxophone, one trumpet, one mellophone, one trombone, one marching baritone, one sousaphone, one snare drum, one bass drum, one cymbal and one tenor drum (six headed). 

54mm, white metal, sculpted cast and hand painted in England. All sets are packed in The Little Band Man Company signature maroon box with protective foam inserts. 

Michigan pendant not included.