Most guest clinicians teach one instrument. We bring the whole section. Brass Tracks Band's horn players spend the day with your trumpets, trombones, and saxophones — first apart, then together — and finish with a public performance for parents and friends. It's a full day built for middle school, high school, and college band programs, and it works just as well the day before a concert as it does on its own.
Every clinic is shaped around your program — its size, its level, and what your director wants worked on. This is the shape a typical single-day event takes.
Timings flex to your bell schedule. Half-day and multi-day formats are available.
Each section works with a player who does this for a living on that instrument. The material is practical — the things that actually hold students back.
This is the part students rarely get anywhere else. Three different instruments stop being three sections and start being one.
Fees depend on format, travel, and the number of players you'd like on site. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll send a quote.
Pair the clinic with a Brass Tracks Band performance at your venue — the students spend the day with the section, then hear that same section play a full show that night. Because travel is already covered, this is the most economical way to book the clinic.
The complete schedule above — mass warm-up, instrument breakouts, section work, lunch Q&A, combined rehearsal, and a closing performance for parents and friends.
A condensed version built around instrument breakouts and combined section work. A good fit for a program that needs to stay inside a single school day.
If you're programming Brass Tracks Band for a concert, the clinic is designed to slot in alongside it.
Many arts grants require a public performance and an educational or community engagement activity. A clinic day with a closing public performance is built to check both boxes — and to be easy to write up afterward.
The concert comes out of your talent budget. The clinic can come out of education and outreach. Two buckets, one visit, one travel cost.
Every student in that clinic has parents, grandparents, and a band director. They've spent a day with the band before the downbeat — and they show up that night.
Band directors talk to each other, and school programs are a standing part of your community. A clinic makes the booking about more than one night on the calendar.