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Your membership matters
Thank you for being a member of the Marching Marksmen Alumni Association. An important part of our mission is fostering the continued growth and excellence of the Tell City Marching Marksmen, and recently, we delivered on that mission in a big way.
Thanks to your generous support, the MMAA purchased two S.E. Shires K-Series trumpets to replace instruments that had seen better days. Quality instruments give students the tools they need to develop their talents and perform at their best.

Over the coming years, our goal is to replace the entire trumpet line by purchasing five additional trumpets.
This achievement was possible because of members like you. Reaching our larger goal will require us to continue growing our organization. If you know other Marching Marksmen alumni, please share our website with them and encourage them to join.
We are also working each month to expand and improve the website. Recentβ¦
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Exciting Update
The Tell City Historical SocietyΒ has generously provided the Marching Marksmen Alumni Association with a dedicated space in their museum to showcase the proud history of the Marching Marksmen!

To fill the display, we're looking for old uniforms, photos, memorabilia and anything else connected to the band. If you have items you'd be willing to donate or loan for display, we'd love to hear from you. Every piece helps tell our story.
Our goal is to have it ready to enjoy by Schweizer Fest.
You can comment below or reach out to me, Pat Miller, Tony Hollinden or Elizabeth Kehl.
Thank you to the Tell City Historical Society for making this happen!
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2026 program announcement
ICYMI: The Marching Marksmen announced the 2026 program β The Daily Grind βΒ last week!
The 2026 program captures the hum of a mid-century corporate office, from the constant tick of the clock to the clack of the typewriters and the quiet spark of daydreams between nearly missed deadlines.
Featuring: "The Typewriter" and "Forgotten Dreams" by Leroy Anderson and original music by Alex Yoder inspired by Leroy
Anderson
Check out the announcement video:
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MMAA has a new member
Please join with me to welcome our new member Rebecca Raider/Kasmer! Rebecca Played Trumpet for the Marksmen from 84 to 87 season.
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New Yearly History Section Format
The Yearly History section has been updated for easier viewing! Use the links at the top of the page to jump to a specific decade, and the circular button in the bottom-right corner of the screen to return to the top.
As of now, it's best to view this page on a desktop as it hasn't been optimized for mobile. We hope you like the update!
Check it out: https://www.marchingmarksmenalumni.org/yearly-history



You can listen to the music that inspired the program here: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCV5xi3Q0YKlp12nOBQS7dVeiscJhyd9t&si=5Tw_ErnwAA7KpWGM