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this could use a picture, there are literally hundreds of ensembles to choose from
"Daphne High School has one of the most advanced, experienced front ensembles in the Southeast. Their pit consists of five mallet instruments, auxiliary instruments, and a full P.A. system, which amplifies the instruments, and is also used for the guitars, which are played by Ben White, Mark Parrish, and Roger Harris. The section leader of this magnificent front ensemble is Thomas Ausborn."
this is rather partial and clearly written by a member or someone close to the ensemble. It should be edited
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