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Put these on and pose: 🎉HOCO🎉 EDITION! 😎

Echoes of Greatness arise on the Walter L. Seabloom Field this Friday, October 3rd. Join us for our Homecoming Halftime Show as the Redmond Mustangs face off against the Renton Redhawks.

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@gostangsbaby @rhssuperfan @redmondbandboosters

It’s a new year, and of course, that means new swag! Get your hoodie, tote bag, or bucket hat today so you can rep your beloved Redmond Band wherever you go!

🔗 Link in bio and on the front page of our Booster website to order merch!

IT’S GAME DAY STANGS! 💚💛

Join us tonight at the Walter L. Seabloom Field to cheer on @rhsmustangfootball and watch our band’s first show of the season: The Sound Awakens!

See you there Stangs!

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The Sound Awakens this Friday on the Walter L. Seabloom Field. Join us for the first show of our second-ever season as the Redmond Mustangs face off against the Cascade Bruins.

🎟️ Purchase tickets for the game via the link in our bio.

📣 Join us before the game starts for a pep rally alongside the RHS Cheer and Dance Teams!

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@gostangsbaby @rhssuperfan

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Tomorrow is HUSKY BAND DAY!

Get ready for a gameday filled with rhythm and pride as UW Football takes on UC Davis in the annual Band Day celebration! Honoring Seattle’s rich and influential music culture, this game welcomes thousands of talented local marching band members, including your very own Redmond Mustang Marching Band, to join forces with the iconic Husky Marching Band for a show-stopping halftime performance. Don’t miss this high-energy day that unites football, tradition, and the unmistakable beat of Seattle!

🎟️ Buy Redmond High School tickets via the link in our bio - it’s not too late!

💜 Thank you to the Husky Band (@huskyband) for having us and Dick’s Drive In for their generous support!

🎶 See you there Stangs!

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Welcome back Stangs to the 2025-26 school year, here’s just a couple reminders for the first day of school!

🎺Bring instruments to school every day this week! Marching band instrument only!

🎶 All bands are in B103, the band room! The back door is fenced off, so you must enter through the main doors!

🚜 Please be mindful of the construction next door and the fantastic team working on improving our school!

📝 Bring your field trip consent form for Husky Band Day tomorrow! If you lost or never got one, bring it by Wednesday September 3rd!

See you all tomorrow and have a wonderful first day!

Congratulations to our 2025-2026 Drum Majors on providing the band with an excellent first week back at marching band camp this past week!

Meet your Drum Majors!
Top to bottom: Arvind Satyavolu, Reid Watson, and Angela Liu!

We could not have asked for a better team, and we can’t wait to see all of the fantastic work they continue to do to elevate our marching band this fall as we head into our second-ever season!

📣 Our first show of this season is on September 12th! Don’t miss it! 📣

Your very own 2025-2026 RHS Band Student Leadership Team! Thank you to all of these hard working students who have chosen to serve their peers this year. This group of individuals has gone above and beyond what is asked of them as musicians, leaders, and students to ensure the success and development of our program.

“Our core mission this year is to foster a community of dedicated, hardworking, and passionate musicians and individuals who commit themselves to the greater success of the program and inspire others to do the same. We cannot wait to see all that which this incredible team and band as a whole achieve this year!”-Maile McCall, President

TODAY! Join us for our Annual Back to Band BBQ! More information in emails.

Be sure to bring an item to share based on your grade level!
Freshmen - dessert (cookies, brownies, cupcakes, etc.)
Sophomores - sides/salads
Juniors - drinks
Seniors - snack-size chip packs

In addition to a delicious barbecue dinner, parents will get the opportunity to learn more about our fantastic program while students take part in some fun games!

See you all there! Go Stangs Baby!

Our Annual Back to Band Barbecue is this Friday! Please RSVP!

Parents can find more information and an RSVP link in their email inbox. If you are not on the Booster Bulletin mailing list or did not receive an email, please DM us or drop a comment below!

This is a dietary restriction friendly event!

We can’t wait to see all of our students and meet our new Mustang Band Families this Friday! Go Stangs Baby!

Welcome back to band, everyone! Don’t forget to show up loud and proud for our Spirit Days to win your section points in Band Olympics.

Tomorrow’s theme is Western Day! - wear a bandana, cowboy hat, flannel, etc!

Color Wars is back! Check out what color to wear for your section on Thursday:
Staff - White
Flutes - Blue
Clarinets - Black
Saxophones - Pink
High Brass - Gold
Low Brass - Green
Drumline - Purple

May the best section win! 🏆

Here’s a throwback to last year’s band camp!

Band Camp starts next Monday the 18th for incoming freshmen! Then on the 19th we’ll welcome back our sophomores, juniors, and seniors! 💚💛

Get hyped! This is going to be a great marching band season Stangs! 🐎

Thank you to everyone who came and supported the Mustang Band at Derby Days with @cityofredmond! 💚💛

And thank you to our @redmonddanceteam @redmondhscheer and @rhsmustangfootball for marching alongside us! 🐴

Please Welcome your 2025-26 Drum Majors 🐎
- Reid Watson
- Arvind Satyavolu
- Angela Liu

Watch our first Marching Performance of the season at the Redmond Football Field on September 12th with our new drum majors! 💚💛

📢 Derby Days is coming up quick! Join us THIS SATURDAY at the Grand Parade in Downtown Redmond where we'll march alongside our 💥@redmonddanceteam @redmondhscheer and @rhsmustangfootball teams!💥

Call time for STUDENTS & PARENT VOLUNTEERS is 9AM

Parade begins at 11am!🎺🎷📯

Derby Days is in one week! 💚💛

🐎 The Mustang Marching Band is performing at @cityofredmond Derby Days!

🥁 Come and see us perform with the cheer and dance teams as we march through the city!

🎶 The Grand Parade starts at 11am on July 12th, See you all there!

More information at https://www.redmond.gov/1138/Derby-Days

🎼 Last but not least is our senior Tatyana!

Taty, thank you for the passion, fun, and dedication you bring to the band program. We will miss you very much! 💚💛

🎼Congratulations to our next senior, Shruti!

"Shruti started band in fourth grade playing the Clarinet with most agonizing tone until they switched to the superior Tenor Saxophone except for the one time they fled in as a Bari. In that time they have grown to appreciate all that music has done for them in helping expressing their creativity and make amazing connections along the way. They have been a part of several ensembles over the years and fulfilled the role of Co-Saxophone Section Leader this year. The time spent with the Saxophone section is time they will cherish forever. In the fall they plan on attending the University of Washington to major in microbiology and one day go into scientific research or public policy, and probably keeping music in their life one way or another. They cannot thank their parents and friends enough for their immense support during this journey."

Thank you so much for your hard work and passion, Shruti! Good luck in college, we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Here's to our next senior, Serena Gao, who will soon be Serena GAO-n!

"Serena began flute in third grade, and has since played in Wind Ensemble, Pit Orchestra, and SYSO. She will always cherish the memories of being introduced to Time Warp during the Band Barbecue, becoming backup band to Ert's rendition of Suddenly Seymour (including Audrey!) in the Little Shop of Horrors rehearsals, and the tortuous yet exhilarating bus rides taken to the All State rehearsals.

The joy and perspective she has gained through this community will stay with her as she enters the next chapter of her life at UC San Diego this fall. She would like to thank Ert, Eds, her parents, the flutes, evervone in the RHS music department, and the Band Boosters for their dedication and support. No words can describe her overwhelming gratitude for the role music had played in her life."

Thank you for your commitment and musicianship in the RHS Band, Serena! Good luck in college, and we will miss you so much! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is Owen, who will be OWEN-ing the scene at graduation tomorrow!

"Owen wants to thank the people who made his journey through band unforgettable. He is especially grateful to his mother for showing up to every concert, for every late-night drive home, and for every moment in between. She witnessed his growth from a nervous kid just learning his first notes to the musician he is today. Even when the path was uncertain, she stood by him without hesitation. Her presence gave him the space to dream and the courage to keep going. He carries every one of those moments with him.

To his friends, thank you for being part of the ride. Above all, Owen wants to thank Adarsh, Aidan, and Luke for being more than just close friends, they've been like brothers. Their constant support, both in music and in life, helped shape his confidence and passion. Without them, he wouldn't be chasing this path.

He also extends his deep gratitude to his band director, Eds, for recognizing his potential, encouraging him to grow, and always pushing him to be better. Eds' support and guidance has been instrumental in helping him believe in himself, both as a musician and as a person.

Owen will be attending the University of Washington majoring in Trombone Performance."

Owen, you have brought so much musicianship and community to this band. We wish you the best of luck in furthering your music journey and we will miss you so much! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is Noel, who will be NOEL-where to be seen after tomorrow!

"Noel has been playing trumpet for 7 years and has been playing jazz trumpet for 6 years. As a musician, he has learned to love playing in jazz and orchestral settings. In college, Noel will be studying computer engineering at the University of Washington, where he hopes to continue playing trumpet. He appreciates having his parents, brother, and friends to guide him along in his musical journey."

Thanks for being a great part of the band, Noel! Good luck in college, we will miss you so much! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is Mohith, who will soon GO-hith!

"Playing trumpet in the Redmond Band has been one of the highlights of Mohith's high school experience. From the first rehearsal to the final performance, he has grown not only as a musician but as a person. He has had the honor of performing in concerts and festivals alongside some dedicated and talented people he knows. Being in band has taught him discipline, teamwork and how powerful music can be in bringing people together. Next year, he plans to attend UC Berkeley to study Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and he hopes to stay connected to music in whatever way he can. Mohith is also extremely grateful for his family and their endless support and patience, as well as his fellow band members and directors."

Thank you for your hard work and musicianship, Mohith! Good luck in college, and we will miss you very much! 💚💛

🎼 Congratulations to our next senior and band vice president this year, Meera!

"Meera started band in 4th grade on the flute and has continued playing throughout all her years in school. She also has learned piano since she was young and enjoys playing outside of school. Music is an integral part of who she is, and she is so thankful for the friends and experiences that it has given her. In the fall, she plans to attend UC Davis with aspirations to become a surgeon and hopes to keep her musical endeavors going strong. Meera is forever grateful for everything that music has given her and she is endlessly thankful for her family, especially her older brother, who have encouraged her and inspired her to pursue her love of music."

Meera, you have brought so much to the band through being a great flautist and fantastic leader! Good luck in college, we will miss you so much!

🎼 We're MADDEN-ed that our next senior Madden will soon be leaving us!

"Madden Pruitt has played the tenor saxophone for six years, with jazz band trips - especially to New Orleans - standing out as truly special. He's deeply grateful for his parents' support, his bandmates' incredible friendship, and Mr. Edwards, whose efforts were crucial in sustaining the band program. This fall, Madden will attend the University of Oregon to study history, always remembering the perfect feeling of performing in New Orleans and the unforgettable Mardi Gras dance."

Thanks for everything you bring to the band, Madden. Good luck in college, we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is Luke Lee, who will soon be Luke FREE from RHS Band!

"Luke is a percussionist and has been playing music his whole life. He started young with piano and then became a percussionist soon after. He is honored to have served as Drum Major this year and as Band Council Vice President last year. He has played in all the RHS groups you can name, from Wind Ensemble, Jazz Band/Choir, Pep/Marching Band, Mustang Symphony, Pit Orchestra, and Percussion Ensemble.

Next year, Luke will be attending the University of Southern California, where he will study applied math. He hopes to participate in music ensembles during his time there. Fight On!

Luke would like to thank his parents, siblings, and friends for their continuous support throughout high school, as
well as a special thanks to all the percussionists in the back for creating some of the best memories in his life. He would also like to thank Eds for stepping into this position and breathing life back into this program."

Thanks for serving as such a great leader and musician, Luke! Good luck in college, and we will miss you very much! 💚💛

🎼 Krishna is Krish-no-more after he graduates this Tuesday!

"Krishna's musical journey began in 4th grade with the clarinet, a passion he has cultivated for nearly nine years. He also picked up the alto saxophone six years ago. As the current section leader in the wind ensemble, Krishna demonstrates musical proficiency. His musical journey extends beyond the school band, with three years of experience playing in Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra A dedicated soloist as well, Krishna has consistently participated in the solo & ensemble competition for the past four years. Krishna will be pursuing Computer Engineering at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he plans to continue his clarinet performance, both individually and within an orchestral setting."

We are so sad to see you go, Krishna! Thanks for the musicality and leadership you have brought to our ensembles. 💚💛

🎼 Hats off to our next senior, Joyce!

"Joyce has been in band since sixth grade. She mostly plays oboe and also plays alto saxophone in marching band.

After high school, Joyce will study computer science at MIT.

Joyce loves band is very thankful for all the cool people."

Joyce also served as PR Officer and we are so thankful for all the work she did in and out of the ensemble. Good luck in college, Joyce! We will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Shoutout to our Band President this year, Joey!

"Joey is attending UW in the fall to pursue Chemical Engineering. Along with being Band President, his favorite moments in band include countless rehearsals for percussion ensemble and Pep band football games. From playing metal salad bowls to making DIY drums, being part of percussion specifically has been integral to his journey as a musician. A favorite memory he recalls was playing his family heirloom darbuka in multiple performances with the band. Outside of the band, he likes to get Crumbl with his friends, paddleboard, and listen to music. He would like to thank his family and Mr. Edwards for supporting his musical efforts throughout school."

Joey, you have been an essential figure this year. Thank you so much for building a legacy that will continue for many future generations and being a fantastic leader. Good luck in college, we will miss you so much!! 💚💛

🎼 Congratulations to our next senior, Izzy!

"Isabel is so grateful for her time in the RHS band program.
Her favorite memories are playing pep band on warm nights at football games, having the best pep band play during her basketball games, the band-orchestra collaboration pieces like Rhapsody in Blue, and the final band concert. Her favorite piece that she's played with Wind Ensemble was Studio Ghibli from her junior year final concert. She wants to thank her fellow senior classmates for making her experience fun and memorable, Mr. Edwards for making her final years the best they could be, and the other saxophones for being the best section. Isabel also wants to thank her parents and family for making it to every concert and fully supporting her in band, cross country, basketball, track, and school. She plans to study bioengineering at McGill University in the fall."

Thank you for all your hard work Isabel! Good luck in college, we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is GRACEfully exiting the stage! 😬

"Grace has been in band since 4th grade. She has played Trumpet for 8 years and French Horn for 4 years.

After graduation, Grace plans to major in biology on a pre-med track at Case Western Reserve University.

She'd like to thank the band for giving her a wonderful time."

Thank you for all your mesmerizing charisma and devout dedication to everything you do, Grace! We wish you the best in college, and we will greatly miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Let's celebrate our next senior, Eric!

"Eric has been playing clarinet for the past 6 years. He will always cherish the exciting memories of making music with his friends, especially at the winter concerts. Eric would like to thank his parents and brother for supporting him on his musical journey. Next year, he wil study Computer Science at the University of Washington."

We hope your future is full of success, Eric. We will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Here comes our next awesome senior, Elise!

"Hello there everyone I am Elise. I am so jubilant about the fact that I joined band in freshman year even though I only joined because my best friend Angela was doing it. It's just been so fun, I can't explain how much I love the energy and the people. It is so magical. People would always ask me if I feel like I'm missing out on the football game experience since I'm always in the pep band, but I am sure that no one there is having as much fun as these people in band. I think what I miss most about high school might just be band. I am very excited to go to the university of toronto where I will be a beaver! Everyone who knows me knows how much I love beavers since I am so inspired by how they just wake up and build dams. Thanks so much to my family for coming to concerts and buying me many clarinets. And of course thank you to Angela for being by my side the whole time, every rehearsal I didn't want to go to was fine because you were there!"

Thank you so much for everything you bring to the band, Elise! Good luck in college, we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Make way for our next senior, Dhriti!

"I’ve done band for 7 years, and it’s been the first thing that I’ve felt like I’ve really chose for myself and stuck with.
Doing band in high school is honestly one of the things that kept me wanting to come to school, from freshman year to senior year. Despite my frustration some days, the changing of directors, and general chaos, I’ll never regret joining band, and playing music with everyone.
I want to thank all my band directors, from Ms. Stoddard in middle school, to Mr. Robertson in freshman year, to Mr. Edwards now, for making band so enjoyable for me, and I’ll miss all the friends I made in band who I won’t be able to see in person so often anymore.

After high school I’m studying Communications at DePaul University ╰(*´︶`*)╯♡"

Good luck in the future Dhriti! We will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Give it up for our next senior, Diego!

"My name is diego hernandez, and I'm a senior at redmond high school, getting ready to graduate. Throughout my high school years, I've been passionate about science, helping others, and the latino community, and I've worked hard to maintain a strong academic record. Outside of the classroom, I've been involved in Latinos Unidos, jazz band, and soccer, and I'm proud to have taken on leadership roles such as captain of my club soccer team and LU board member. One of my most memorable experiences was going to new orleans with the best musicians i've had the pleasure of meeting. As I prepare for life after high school, I'm
excited to pursue a major in biology with a focus on premed and take on new challenges."

Thanks for everything, Diego! Good luck in college, we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Everybody clap your hands for Ben!

"Ben Shoesmith has been a member of the RHS music department since he was a freshman and is so grateful for all it has given him. He is thankful for all the friends he has made and good times he has had, from late night truth or dare on band trips to playing with his friends in the pep band. He also appreciates the lessons his time in the program has taught him.

Ben is so grateful to his Dad, Mom, brother, percussion teachers, and all his friends who have supported him on his musical journey. Thank you also to Mr. Edwards, Ms. Gates, Mr. Fitzgerald, Ms. Marsh, and Mr. Sath for being the best music teachers he could ask for and enriching his music education. Ben will attend University of Oregon in the fall with a major in architecture. He plans to keep playing music in various school ensembles and in a band of his own."

Thanks for being such a fantastic member of the band! We will miss you so much! 💚💛

🎼 Give it up for Beckham!

"I was never the most popular kid back in middle school. I was weird, and annoying, and frankly didn't have very many "real" friends. This continued into freshman year. I had a lot of people around me, but they were mostly just "class friends". I tried too hard to fit in, and sometimes that channeled into straight up being mean to some people, like someone who is now a close companion. As I progressed throughout high school, I became more comfortable in myself. I gained the confidence to truly be me, and I noticed the change primarily through other people.
Notably, my peers and underclassmen in band. Not a day has gone by since freshman year where I have not felt loved and admired by my friends in all grades, because a lot of them won't let me forget it. And I love them back. Whether it be chanting my name at concerts and games or saying hello to me in class, their words convince me more and more that I'm not that shy, skinny kid who just wanted to fit it anymore. I'm someone they admire, and to me that means more than any status of popularity could ever. I will be attending Western Washington University in the fall."

Congratulations, Beckham! Thanks for everything you bring to the band. We will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Here's our next fantastic senior, Arya!

"Arya has been in band for the last 7 years and has played horn for the last 5. In addition to Wind Ensemble, she has been part of the Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestra for the last four years. After graduation, Arya hopes to continue making music at the University of Washington, where she will be studying biology."

Thanks for everything you bring in and out of band, Arya. Good luck at UW, we'll miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Here's to our next amazing senior, Angela!

"Hello everyone, my name is Angela Yang, and I play clarinet! Over the past four years, band has been such an amazing part of my life. I've loved all our events, our energy, our music, our traditions, and the incredible community we've built. I'm just so proud of all of us and how far we've come. Marching for the first time this year has been the best, most fulfilling experience ever and watching everyone grow alongside me while we're all drenched in rain or dying from heat has been both a treacherous and delightful experience. I will be going to the University of Washington after I graduate, so I'll be close by and can come support every concert and performance! Thank you to my family for coming to my band events and to everyone for being the best band ever. And thank you to my best friend Elise for joining band with me in freshman year and bringing such joy to every event. You will alwavs be the jam to my peanut butter. Band wouldn't be the same without you and everyone I've come to know and love in this big band family.
Thank you guys so much for an amazing four years!"

Congratulations, Angela! Thank you for all your hard work. We will miss you next year! 💚💛

🎼 Let's all say "hooray" for our next senior, Aidan!

"My dad told me to play the clarinet when I joined band back in elementary school so that I could play saxophone later. He said, "The saxophone is sexy." To this day, I still wonder if that is true. I would like to thank all who have encouraged and inspired me to continue to stay in band despite the challenges of having to balance band, school and baseball. In particular, shout out goes to Ashlyn Stoddard, Ert and Eds for their mentorship and showing me what it is to appreciate and love music. To my bandmates, I will cherish every note, flat, sharp, measure and beat that we played together even the ones that went astray that made Eds cringe. I plan on attending Purdue University studying at the Daniels School of Business in the fall."

Thank you for the hard work, spirit, and musicianship over these last 4 years, Aidan. Good luck at Purdue and we will miss you! 💚💛

🎼 Our next senior is Addie!

"Over the course of 9 years, 4 directors, and a global quarantine, the band program has been a constant in my life. I've met some of my closest friends through it and had a great time at so many wonderful social nights and sports events. Whether it be a football game with heavy downpour or a marching rehearsal out in the cold,
I'm almost always having a good time doing what I love and being with company I enjoy. Some of the highlights are being in the pit for 9-to-5, being the loudest person in my section, bringing my famous cookies to events, and screaming during The Time Warp (not dancing). Thank you to Eds and the Band Boosters for supporting us and providing so much fun! After high school I plan to study American Sign Language and Culinary Arts in college."

Good luck in college, Addie! Thank you for always being kind, understanding, and enthusiastic! We will miss you so much! 💚💛

🎼 Kicking our Senior Spotlights off with Aaradhya!

"I started my high school band journey in Concert Band as a freshman and quickly found a second home.

Sophomore year, I somehow got elected as the Symphonic Band president, which taught me as much about leadership as it did about exactly how much love there is in our band. I continued in Symphonic Band junior year, and now, as a senior, I'm proud to be a part of Wind Ensemble.

Playing bass clarinet and tenor saxophone has been more than just a musical experience-it has been about building friendships, sharing laughter during long rehearsals, and growing together every moment. Carrying two large instruments was a major workout for my arms, but the friendships, memories, and music are something I will cherish for life.

Next year, I plan to study political science in college, with hopes of making a difference in public service through being a lawyer.

Thank you to Mr. Edwards and Mr. Robertson for their guidance and to the band community for making these four years unforgettable.

To my parents, thank you for your constant support - and for being beside me always and helping me tread the right path even when it was hard for me. I love you guys so much."

Thank you so much for your hard work, Aaradhya. We will miss you very much!! 💚💛

We're bringing back the Krispy Kreme fundraiser - this time with even better prices! 🍩

Bring cash to the courtyard during lunch from 6/4-6/6 and order your own fresh Krispy Kreme donuts! The donuts will be delivered on 6/11. Support the band and get some delicious donuts!

Join us at our June Concert next Tuesday 6/3/2025 for an evening full of music! See you there! ☀️

Hey RHSPA students! We better see you all this Saturday for a fun and lowkey picnic and kickball tournament! The program who wins the tournament gets bragging rights so let’s all SHOW UP for this awesome event to celebrate another great year together. Don’t forget to RSVP, link in @rhsmustangbands bio and in the post.

Hey RHS Music Department! Learn about our upcoming 2026 trip info meeting this Thursday 5/22 in the library from 7-8pm! 🪄

the clarinet bell is shaking because we're so excited to be here!

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