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The University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s 300-member Cornhusker Marching Band makes its 2022 debut Sept. 3 at Memorial Stadium with pregame and halftime performances at Nebraska’s football home opener against North Dakota.
This year’s band includes representatives from nearly every region of the country; though, 74% of the students are from Nebraska. Twenty-one percent of the students have majors in the Glenn Korff School of Music. The rest are studying in about 70 other degree programs across campus. Each band member passed two auditions to gain admittance to the group. The drum majors for the 2022 marching band are senior Matt Jackson of Ceresco, senior Ian Maltas of Lincoln, senior Steffani Nolda of North Platte and senior Katherine Schmit of Lincoln. The twirlers are senior Carrigan Hurst of Little Chute, Wisconsin, and graduate student Steffany Lien of Lincoln.
Tony Falcone, associate director of bands in the Korff School, is the director of the Cornhusker Marching Band. Doug Bush is the assistant director of bands and assistant marching band director. Carolyn Barber, Ron and Carol Cope Professor of Music, is director of bands. Other band staff members are graduate teaching assistants Foteini Angeli, Eric Elker and Trevor Frost. Allen Campoy is the percussion instructor, and Samantha Houston Brown is the color guard instructor. Rose Johnson is the administrative technician, Jan Deaton is the office associate, and Nolan Schmit is the “voice” of the band.
The Cornhusker Marching Band, which resides in the Korff School, was founded in 1879 as an ROTC unit and is one of the oldest marching bands in the nation. The band has received many honors throughout its 143-year history, including a Distinguished Recognition Trophy presented by John Philip Sousa in 1927 and the John Philip Sousa Foundation’s Sudler Trophy in 1996. The Sudler Trophy is the highest honor given to collegiate bands.
The “Pride of All Nebraska” has been seen by millions of viewers on television. The band was the first collegiate ensemble to perform at all of the major football bowl games: Rose, Orange, Fiesta, Sugar and Cotton. For more information, visit https://arts.unl.edu/music/CMB.
Following is a list of 2022 Cornhusker Marching Band members by hometown, with instrument or role in band, year in school and academic major(s).
Albion:
Archer:
Aurora:
Beatrice:
Bellevue:
Bennington:
Blair:
Bruning:
Cedar Bluffs:
Central City:
Ceresco:
Columbus:
Eagle:
Elkhorn:
Firth:
Fremont:
Geneva:
Grand Island:
Gretna:
Hastings:
Kearney:
La Vista:
Lexington:
Lincoln:
Lyons:
McCook:
Nebraska City:
Norfolk:
North Platte:
Omaha:
Osmond:
Palmyra:
Papillion:
Ponca:
Scottsbluff:
Seward:
Sidney:
South Sioux City:
Wahoo:
Waverly:
CALIFORNIA:
Vacaville:
COLORADO:
Grand Junction:
Littleton:
Longmont:
Parker:
Thornton:
FLORIDA:
Odessa:
ILLINOIS:
Buffalo Grove:
Channahon:
Downers Grove:
Geneseo:
Inverness:
Marengo:
Montgomery:
Mount Prospect:
Plainfield:
Wauconda:
Woodridge:
IOWA:
Ames:
Ankeny:
Council Bluffs:
Harlan:
Logan:
North Liberty:
Shenandoah:
Sioux Center:
KANSAS:
Basehor:
Lawrence:
Overland Park:
Shawnee:
Wichita:
MARYLAND:
Leonardtown:
MICHIGAN:
White Lake:
MINNESOTA:
Apple Valley:
Eden Prairie:
Lakeville:
Wayzata:
MISSOURI:
Kansas City:
NEW JERSEY:
Chesterfield:
Sewell:
OHIO:
Mentor-on-the-Lake:
OKLAHOMA:
Enid:
Jenks:
PENNSYLVANIA:
Harrisburg:
York:
SOUTH DAKOTA:
Brandon:
Sioux Falls:
Tea:
TEXAS:
Aledo:
Arlington:
Austin:
College Station:
Mansfield:
VIRGINIA:
Manassas:
WISCONSIN:
De Pere:
Delafield:
Eau Claire:
Fond du Lac:
Little Chute:
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