Musicianship

The "Marching 110" is Ohio University's unique and energetic marching band, known for its innovative routines, music, and dynamic performances. Established in 1923, the band has sustained a reputation for entertaining halftime shows and has gained recognition as one of the most exciting collegiate marching bands in the United States.

The purpose of OUPC is to promote percussion education, research, performance and appreciation throughout the world. This organization specifically aims to promote percussion on the campus of Ohio University and throughout the state of Ohio. This is accomplished with the collaboration of guest artists visiting the university campus for both a performance and teaching experience, as well as representing Ohio University elsewhere in the state of Ohio.

Established in 1978, the Lancaster High School Percussion Ensemble under the direction of Mr. Bruce Gerken is a unique group composed of some of Lancaster High School's best percussionists, playing rock, pop and jazz music each year.

The Lancaster High School Band of Gold is a prestigious and accomplished performing ensemble that takes center stage at Lancaster High School. As the largest and most visible musical group, the Band of Gold enthralls audiences with their captivating performances at football games, parades, community events, and various competitions throughout the fall.