The United States Army Field Band is one of the premier musical ambassadors for the United States Army. Established in March 1946 in Washington, D.C., the Field Band is known as the "Musical Ambassadors of the Army." Its primary mission is to bring the message of patriotism and the importance of national defense directly to the American people. Comprised of four performing components—the Concert Band, the Soldiers' Chorus, the Jazz Ambassadors, and the Six-String Soldiers—the U.S. Army Field Band tours nationally and internationally, presenting a wide range of music designed to entertain, inspire patriotism, and foster a deep appreciation of our nation's military.

Over the years, the U.S. Army Field Band has performed in all fifty states and in numerous countries on official overseas tours, representing the professionalism and dedication of American soldiers. The ensemble's extensive discography reflects the diversity and history of American music, with releases like "Music for Chamber Winds" showcasing their virtuosity in classical repertoire, while albums such as "Heritage of the March" series pay tribute to the rich tradition of military marches. Their albums "Voices of Strength," "The Legacy of Aaron Copland," and "Sound the Bells: A Holiday Celebration" further exhibit the band's commitment to a broad musical catalog. The U.S. Army Field Band continues to connect with audiences around the globe, utilizing music to bridge cultural gaps and celebrate the spirit of the nation.

Genres

Military Band

Military Cadence

Latest Release

Music for Chamber Winds

US Army Field Band

Album - 20 Tracks - Released February 7, 2012