Saucon Valley Senior Band Member Salute: Justin Edinger

Not all the stars at Panther football games are on the field. The Saucon Valley High School marching band plays a big role in generating school and community spirit at football games and events throughout the year. In gratitude for their performances and recognition of their talent, Saucon Source is proud to recognize this year’s SVHS senior band members with our “Senior Band Member Salute.” We thank band director Michael Marini for his assistance with compiling these profiles.

Justin Edinger

Q: What instrument(s) do you play and how long have you been playing them in/outside of band?

Drums and piano. I’ve been playing drums since 4th grade and started learning piano around three years ago.

Q: How did you first become interested in music? What keeps you playing?

I first became interested in music when my friend’s dad let me try his drumset. It’s really fun so that’s why I continue to play.

Q: What’s your favorite thing about being a member of the marching band?

My favorites thing about being in marching band would probably be getting to make so many new friends and being able to have fun with everyone.

Q: What’s the best number to get the crowd going at a Saucon Valley football game?

The best number to get people excited would probably be “Hot Boyz” or “Wipeout.”

Q: Who has helped you become a better musician?

The drum instructor, Chip. He really helped me learn how to read music and always believed in me that I could be good.

Q: What are your future plans, and do they involve music?

My future plans are to go to culinary school and work in a restaurant.

Note: Click here to read last week’s Senior Band Member Spotlight: Madison Apple.