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Harrison High School Student To Perform At Orange Bowl

HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison High School sophomore Philip Milana has been selected to perform in the 2014 Discover Orange Bowl as a member of the All Star Invitational Marching Band.

Harrison High School sophomore Philip Milana and Marching Band Director Charlie Briem.

Harrison High School sophomore Philip Milana and Marching Band Director Charlie Briem.

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Playing the tenor saxophone, Philip will play with the country’s most talented high school performers in two performances at one of the most storied events in college football.

Philip will have the honor of working with renowned marching band directors, led by Ken Dye, director of band for the University of Notre Dame. Thousand of high school musicians were nominated and selected from all 50 states.

Acceptance to the elite group is a direct result of the talent, dedication, and achievements demonstrated in Philip’s application and audition videos. Philip was nominated by Harrison High School Marching Band Directors Charlie Briem and Fred Pasqua, who recently retired, and was accepted after a review by the Selection Review Board.

Philip will be marching in front of 75,000 fans Jan. 3 under the lights at the Orange Bowl in South Florida in his Harrison High School Marching Band uniform.

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