SEUS was started in 1973 by Dr. John M. Long as a way for students to meet other musicians and learn new skills to bring back to their bands at home.
Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music hosted the 52nd annual Southeastern United States Clinic and Honor Bands (SEUS) Feb. 6 -8. The event brought 600 high school students along with their band director, parents and friends to campus from across the Southeast.
In 1973, SEUS was started by Dr. John M. Long as a…
Over 250 students from 45 schools in Alabama, Florida and Georgia participated in this year’s event.
Troy University’s John M. Long School of Music hosted the 24th annual Southeastern United States (SEUS) Middle School Honor Band and Clinic on November 14 and 15. Over 250 students from 45 schools in Alabama, Florida and Georgia participated in this year’s event, along with their band directors and parents, who also visited the campus.
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TROY hosted the Southeastern United States High School Honor Band and Clinic Feb. 1-3.
The Blue Root Jazz Combo kicked off the 51st Troy University Southeastern United States High School Honor Band and Clinic (SEUS) with a performance on Thursday morning. Nearly 600 high school students showed up for the event launched by Dr. John M. Long in 1973.
“[SEUS] has allowed me to meet new people, play new…
Almost 500 high school band members attended the 50th year of SEUS in February.
Nearly 500 high school students from across the Southeast flocked to Troy University for the 50th year of the Southeastern United States Honor Bands and Clinic.
SEUS was launched by the School of Music’s namesake, Dr. John M. Long, in 1973. After all this time, students still learn musical skills and form friendships on Troy University’s…
