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The Big Red Marching Band at Cornell University has a long history, being nearly as old as the university itself. For over 125 years, the band has played a significant role in bringing music and spirit to the campus community in Ithaca and beyond.

Cornell University reports that the band is known for its vibrant performances, which add color to various events. The band consists of students who are passionate about music and dedicated to enhancing the experience of sporting events and school traditions at Cornell.

A set of 16 notable facts highlights the band’s significance and contributions to the university's culture.

Source: Cornell University

Source Type: College

Source Location: Ithaca

Ithaca, NY

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