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Concert Dates
Fall Concert- Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 6:00 pm in the MVHS PAC
Winter Concert- Tuesday, December 8, 2026, 6:00 pm in the MVHS PAC
LGPE Concert- Time and Date TBD
Jazz Band and Percussion Ensemble Concert- Thursday, April 15, 2027, 6:00 pm in the MVHS PAC
Spring Concert- Tuesday, April 27, 2027, 6:00 pm in the MVHS PAC

Marching Band Dates
Regular Rehearsals:
Monday, Tuesday and Thursdays
3-6
Friday Football Games:
August 14- Scrimmage @ Forsyth Central
August 21 @ Discovery
September 4 @ John's Creek
September 11 Home vs. Morgan County
September 18 Home vs. Jackson County (8th grade night!)
September 25 @ Clarke County
October 2 Home vs Cedar Shoals
(Homecoming!)
October 9 Home vs. Loganville
October 23 @ Apalachee
October 30 Home vs. Walnut Grove
(Senior Night)
November 6 @ Habersham Central
Competitions:
Saturday, September 26:
Hurricane Classic at Monroe Area High School
Monday, October 5:
Gwinnett Exhibition at Seckinger High School
Saturday, October 24:
Greater Atlanta Marching Festival At Rockdale County High School
Private Lessons
While private lessons are certainly not a requirement of the MVHS band program. All students can benefit from an individualized and specific focus on their specific music education needs. All students are encouraged to seek out a private lessons teacher. A list of local private teachers is linked below.
When searching for a private teacher:
1. Reach out to the teacher and see if they have room in their studio.
2. If they do, consider a trial lesson to get started. It is very important for both student and teacher to feel comfortable with one another. This helps the student get the most out of each lesson.
Lessons are typically a weekly occurrence, although flexibility does exist with scheduling. While regular lessons provide the most reward to students, lessons to prepare for specific auditions, such as district honor band or all state, are still a good idea and can have a profound impact on the student's musical development.


































