The Pleasant Band strives to fulfill SUDA. This is SUDA!
Having a giving attitude and spirit, helping out when needed.
Individual members & sections pulling together as one, striving for a common goal.
To be where you are supposed to be, when you are supposed to be there; Dressed in correct uniform for the occasion. Dedicating time for practice and rehearsal.
Having the desire to excel in performance.
Excitement, Enthusiasm, Desire, Pride, Self-motivation.
Demonstrating good conduct.
Showing responsibility with regard to: attendance, punctuality, care of equipment, use of the band facility.
How to Demonstrate SUDA
- Be the first, never the last, to rehearsals.
- Always have the needed and required rehearsal items.
- Wear appropriate rehearsal attire- proper shoes, shorts, etc.
- Demonstrate desire, spirit and enthusiasm for learning, working and contributing.
- Be one of those students who is always "there"; a person who can be counted on.
- Prepare and master your part in advance - only your best is good enough.
- Refrain from making comments or carrying on a conversation during a rehearsal.
- Maintain silence and eye contact with Instructor or Officer in charge.
- Use "High-Intensity Listening." (Listen and Silent are spelled with the same letters.)
- Stop and listen immediately when cut-off is given or move is completed.
- Exhibit enthusiasm and patience for practice - understand the need for repetition.
- If you experience failure, analyze it and make a plan to improve and succeed the next time.
- Turn work into fun. Enjoy rehearsing - hot, cold, or rainy.
- Try and learn something new and improve every day.
- Do your best to make those around you look and sound better.
- Be humble in your success. Demonstrate class in all situations.
Remember: "The Band will only be as good as my attitude and my contribution."