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Date: August 24, 2017

Video: Red Sea of Sound ready for the season

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Being the best of the best doesn't just happen. It takes intensity and dedication. Much like athletes on the field, during band camp, members of Winston-Salem State University's (WSSU) Red Sea of Sound have early morning workouts and long practice hours.

Here's a preview of WSSU's Red Sea of Sound for 2017-18. The season starts on Aug. 26, with an appearance at the Queen City Battle of the Bands in Charlotte.

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