Field Hall Presents: The General’s 7 Traditional Jazz Band & Brassquatch Brass Band, part of the 133rd Washington Army National Guard Band 

Field Hall Presents: The General’s 7 Traditional Jazz Band & Brassquatch Brass Band, part of the 133rd Washington Army National Guard Band 
Friday, July 4th @ 3PM | Donna M. Morris Theater
“Pay-what-makes-you-happy” | Donations appreciated 

The General’s 7 Traditional Jazz Band, and Brassquatch Brass Band, part of the 133rd Washington Army National Guard Band, bring the spirit of New Orleans, along with pop, rock, and funk to every performance. The groups support the Army’s mission by boosting morale, fostering community engagement, and representing the Washington National Guard with pride. Their upbeat performances connect audiences to the rich history of American music while honoring military tradition.

The General’s 7
The General’s 7 is a traditional jazz ensemble that specializes in New Orleans-style, turn-of-the-century jazz. Drawing inspiration from early 20th-century jazz pioneers, the band captures the essence of the original jazz era, characterized by its lively rhythms, collective improvisation, and rich brass instrumentation. Their performances evoke the spirit of classic New Orleans jazz, offering audiences a nostalgic journey to the roots of American music.

Brassquatch
Brassquatch is a dynamic brass band that infuses traditional brass band music with elements of funk, pop, and soul. Their sound is a contemporary take on the classic brass band tradition, blending the energetic rhythms of funk with the melodic sensibilities of pop and the soulful grooves of R&B. This fusion creates an electrifying performance that resonates with a wide audience, bridging the gap between traditional brass sounds and modern musical influences.