Of course not. If you can play well, there is no required qualification. Especially in popular music, there is no need to do exams as long as you have passion, talent and skill.
Temple of the Dog, soundgarden and now audioslave
Burning Man is NOT A MUSIC FESTIVAL like Bonnaroo, Coachella, etc. No bands are booked to play there. There is no line-up. There is music, but the performers pay their own way. Most of the music is electronic and there are usually many famous DJs. Non-electronic music consists of coffee shop style performances (e.g. no-name singer/songwriters) and the occasional no-name band. There are some bands and performers that are heavily involved with Burning Man, and play there almost every year; Bassnectar, The Mutaytor, March 4th Marching Band are likely to be playing in any given year. Sometimes famous musicians who are attending will decide to play a set; Joni Mitchell and Grace Slick have performed there in the past.
Journey; he also played for Elton John and Madonna.
Ginger Baker is an English drummer who play for Cream. He has also had other collaborations, such as with Blind Faith, Gary Moore, Hawkwind, Masters of Reality and Public Image Ltd.
Usually Toronto, Guelph, and Ottawa
Saxophones are mainly found in jazz and concert bands.
Bands in general do not always play marches.
Usually there are 4 to 5 members composing a rock band/band
Marching bands DO play at home football games, and parades.
It wasn't. So-called Dixieland jazz is a journalist coined tag given to bands that play in the in the style of the early, black New Orleans bands but the name derives from the first white jazz band to record which was the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. Hence the term is usually, though not exclusively, applied to white bands that play in that style. However, in Europe, bands who play in this style are referred to as revivalist bands. "Dixieland" is pretty much an American term.
It wasn't. So-called Dixieland jazz is a journalist coined tag given to bands that play in the in the style of the early, black New Orleans bands but the name derives from the first white jazz band to record which was the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. Hence the term is usually, though not exclusively, applied to white bands that play in that style. However, in Europe, bands who play in this style are referred to as revivalist bands. "Dixieland" is pretty much an American term.
They play usually jazz songs and they have a vary of instruments including: flute,trumpet,trombone,french horn,cornet,hornet and many more.
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If you already have an instrument, play it . If you don't, play the tuba or bassoon if you can borrow one. Bands usually supply tubas and bassoons. Bands always need tubas, so you do not have to be very good to win awards. All band instruments require lots of time and effort to learn to play adequately. There are no short cuts regardless which instrument you choose.
Orchestras and bands.
Yes and several famous Canadians play in rock bands.