原创《美国中学乐队营》：本文是一篇关于乐队论文范文，可作为相关选题参考,和写作参考文献。
导 读：你大概会记做到小学时学校举行的仪仗队活动,其实美国的学生也有仪仗队活动.本文作者介绍了其学校每年暑假组织的仪仗队训练.这个过程有苦有泪,也有欢笑和甜蜜,但作者认为一切努力终会有回报.
It’s nearing the end of summer break, and for my school that means one thing： band camp is coming up. Band camp is a week of twelve-hour practices that prepare our marching band for the upcoming year. This is when we learn most of our sheet music and most of our drill. Though it is a little exhausting at times, band camp has always been a fun experience for me.
Usually, the practice starts on Monday morning at 8 am. From then, the morning consists of warming up and beginning to learn our music and drill. I was in pit percussion, so thankfully, all we had to worry about was learning our music. But the downside to being in pit was that we had to move our instruments at least 3 times during a morning session.
At about 12 o’clock, the band has a rest and we he lunch. This is usually a relief for all of us, as it’s a time to relax with friends. We continue in the afternoon, until 8 pm when the day is finally over.
Tired, drenched, filthy, and sun burnt, each of us head home to rest up before repeating the process the next day.
Even though marching band is a lot of work, the bonds between us and the memories we share make it really special. For the rest of my life, I’ll always he the memories I made at band camp.
暑假即将结束,对于我的学校而言,意味着一件事情：乐队营即将拉开帷幕.乐队营持续一周,是总时长12个小时的乐队训练活动,目的是为第二年的仪仗队做准备.这是我们一年当中学习乐谱和在操场上演练行进队形最集中的时候.虽然有时候令人筋疲力尽,但乐队营于我而言是一个乐趣无穷的经历.
活动一般在周一上午八点准时开始,上午的任务包括热身、学习乐章和演习.我属于打击乐组,所以谢天谢地,我们只需要专心于乐章学习便可.不过,在打击乐组也有不好的地方：一个上午的练习中,我们至少需要挪动乐器三次.
乐队大约在中午12点休息,让我们去吃午饭.这段时间往往是轻松的,因为我们能和朋友一起休息.下午我们会继续演练,直至晚上八点才结束一天的练习.
晚上,疲惫不堪、浑身汗水的我们回到家里休息,皮肤都被太阳晒黑了.第二天又重复这个过程.
尽管参加仪仗队很辛苦,但是朋友间的紧密联系以及美好回忆让这个过程变做到很特别.今后的日子,我会一直珍惜在乐队营的美好回忆.
Vocabulary
marching band：仪仗队,游行乐队.
drill：操练；训练.
exhausting：使人筋疲力尽的.
pit percussion：在仪仗队或鼓队中,指固定打击乐器的演奏组,一般置于足球场的前端,所以也称为“front ensemble”.
downside：消极面,负面.
at least：至少.
repeat：重复,重做.
bond：纽带；联系；关系.
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