through their cadences as the rest of the band does choreographed dances to each cadence. It has become tradition that the drumline finish each rehearsal with a final beat of each drum in unison. The drum captain gives 4 clicks on his rim and the rest of the drumline responds with a beat. After the football team makes a defensive stop on 3rd down, the band plays Raise Up. Traditional songs The Marching Tar Heels regularly play these songs at athletic events. Hark The Sound (Alma Mater) Here Comes Carolina I'm a Tar Heel Born (Tag) Carolina Victory Tar Heels On Hand Carolina Fight Song (Fight Song) UNC Vamp Carolina in My Mind Sweet Caroline Aye! Zigga Zoomba 4-C (Carolina Spell Out) Other music Other songs that may be heard on gameday by the Marching Tar Heels are as follows. Phantom The Imperial March Neck Raise Up Iron Man O Fortuna Born to be Wild Bad Romance Misery Business Everybody's Everything High Hopes (Panic! at the Disco song) Theme from Symphony No. 9 (Dvořák) Fireball (Pitbull song) HandClap Take On Me Halftime music The Marching Tar Heels have covered many different genres of music during their halftime performances. Generally, a new halftime show is presented at each home game, requiring that some shows be learned in their entirety in one week of practice. Some of these shows have included: Queen The Who Classical Masterworks Latin Jazz Journey Katy Perry Nirvana Lynyrd Skynyrd Stevie Wonder Elvis Presley Michael Jackson Earth, Wind, & Fire Beach music Swing music The Greatest Showman Leonard Bernstein Circus music Directors Charles T. Woollen 1903-1919 T. Smith McCorkle 1920-1932 Earl Slocum 1933-1956 Herb Fred 1956-1963 Major John F. Yesulaitis 1964-1989 James Hile 1990-1996 Jeffrey Fuchs 1997–Present References External links Atlantic Coast Conference marching bands Musical groups established in 1903 North Carolina Tar Heels 1903 establishments in North Carolina