The phrase "air band" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people who perform music using imaginary instruments, often in a playful or humorous context.
Example: "At the party, everyone joined in to form an air band, pretending to play their favorite songs."
Alternatives: "lip sync group" or "imaginary band".
The first 40 minutes are brilliant, with dreadful puns, one-liners and magnificent setpieces – audience members become his on-stage air band and he strips down to a leotard to recreate Olivia Newton John's Let's Get Physical video.
KNITTING FACTORY 74 Leonard St., between Broadway and Church St. (212-219-3132) — While the country has been enthralled yet again by the naked ambition of the contestants on "American Idol," a much smaller local competition has captivated a sliver of the music-loving public — the search for the Ultimate Air Band.
At a tower of outdated machines — a U-matic, an oscilloscope — Walter Forsberg, an audiovisual conservator for the project, worked with the artist Matthew Geller to digitize a tape of the artists Kiki Smith, Rebecca Howland and Ellen Cooper fronting the Cardboard Air Band in a performance at the Kitchen.
We observed from Figure 3c that the relative displacement for the mode appearing at fL≅0.54 GHz (fR≅0.88 GHz) is localized in the low (high) porosity regions, which is consistent with the agreement used to refer at the valence (dielectric) and conduction (air) band used in semiconductors (photonic crystals).
The Grant Park Orchestra began to rehearse for the evening's free concert featuring Bruckner's Symphony No.9 at the Jay Pritzker Pavilion, an open-air band shell of swooping silver shards designed by Frank Gehry.
Then cross South Park View and enter MacArthur Park again, walking downhill on the paved path toward a large open-air band shell.
In the locked security safe, the officer found an air-band transceiver on top of a number of other items, including Mr. Higazy's passport and an Arabic book, the documents said.
(The set drew mostly from "Traced in Air," the band's latest record, on Season of Mist).
Love 2 is a return to the source for "Air French Band".
Much love should be in the air between band and fans tonight.
Glenn Miller died in a plane crash in December 1944, but his US army air force band, now based in newly liberated Paris, kept going.
