About
Percussion at Lincoln Southeast High School
The percussion section at Lincoln Southeast is known for excellence in both marching and concert percussion. Students in the program gain experience on a variety of instruments, including (but not limited to):
We believe in developing well-rounded percussionists, and it is our goal to give our students as many different experiences and opportunities as possible while they are at LSE.
Recent Awards
Questions?
Any questions about the percussion program at LSE can be sent to:
Gary Shuda, Assistant Director of Bands
gshuda@lps.org
The percussion section at Lincoln Southeast is known for excellence in both marching and concert percussion. Students in the program gain experience on a variety of instruments, including (but not limited to):
- Marching percussion instruments
- Snare drum
- Keyboard Percussion (Marimba, Xylophone, Vibraphone, Bells)
- Timpani
- Drumset
- World Drumming (Bongos, Congas, Cajon, Timbales, etc.)
We believe in developing well-rounded percussionists, and it is our goal to give our students as many different experiences and opportunities as possible while they are at LSE.
Recent Awards
- 2018 Most Outstanding Percussion Section at Lincoln Public Schools Marching Invitational
- 2018 Best Percussion at LINKS Marching Invitational
- 2018 NMEA Showcase Performing Group - Percussion Ensemble
- 2017 Most Outstanding Percussion Section at Lincoln Public Schools Marching Invitational
- Numerous Division 1 Ratings at LPS Solo/Small Ensemble Contest
- Members of the Wind Ensemble performed at the Nebraska Music Educators Association Conference
- Many members in All-City auditioned groups such as Pangea Steel Drum Band and Lincoln Youth Symphony
Questions?
Any questions about the percussion program at LSE can be sent to:
Gary Shuda, Assistant Director of Bands
gshuda@lps.org
