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Written by Music City Legend website
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 |
 We need YOU to help fill out the corps! The staff and members are taking excellence up a notch this season and it's showing that a great drum corps is built in the winter. It's not too late to be a part of Music City Legend! We're setting final drill numbers so don't wait or it may be too late!
Current openings in the corps:
* Brass - All sections but need sopranos and mellophones the most
* Bass Drum (bottom)
* Snare Drum (1 spot)
* Tenor Drums (1 spot)
* Front Ensemble (1 or 2 keyboard, timpani, rack)
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Written by Madison Scouts website
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Sunday, 07 March 2010 |
 Come join your alumni friends for a night of Madison Scouts camaraderie and support to cure ALS - amyotrophic lateral sclerosis - (Also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease). The annual event is an evening filled with live music from local Madison musicians – Finderz Keeperz - and features raffle prizes, appetizers, and a silent auction with items for everyone.
This Benefit was founded in 2000 by Madison Scouts alumni – Steve Weekes – and this year marks the 10th anniversary of the annual benefit. The Benefit is organized and presented by alumni of the Madison Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps. Tickets at the door are $20. Advance ticket purchase savings can be obtained by visiting www.rockinforacure.org.
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Written by Pacific Crest website
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
.gif) March Camp
Diamond Bar High School
(Color Guard comes Sunday only)
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Call-Time is 8:30 AM
Rehearsal begins at 9 AM
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Written by Drum Corps Europe website
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Saturday, 06 March 2010 |
 Showband Con Spirito from Joure has purchased 31 new Quantum Marching Brass brass instruments from the German manufacturer Jupiter. The purchase is an investment of 55,000 euros.
The Frisian show band is the first corps in the Netherlands to be fully equipped with the Quantum Marching Brass instrument line. The replacement was desperately needed, as the current DCN A-Class champions’ twenty year old instruments are on their last legs.
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Written by Pacific Crest website
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Friday, 05 March 2010 |
What should audiences expect in the visual design for Maze?
With a show called Maze, the visual program needs to submerge the audience into our situation. We are entering what looks to be a fun and harmless Maze, but little did we know how difficult this would become. The audience member will experience from beginning to end the development of Maze, from simple to incredibly aggressive and complex. The audience will see the moments of tension, frustration, anger, and moments where they just want to give up and give in. Again, running through a labyrinth of changing walls and deceiving traps the audience will feel like they’re running while the ground is crumbling beneath their feet… but, ultimately they should come see for themselves.
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Written by Crossmen website
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 At the end of the Crossmen February rehearsal camp, the corps performed full movements of the pre-show and opener, both based on Pat Metheny's "First Circle" and "Heat of the Day." The 2010 show, entitled Full Circle, is already generating lots of positive feedback among the members of the corps, staff, and audience at the camp. During other rehearsals, the hornline also played through the third movement of the show. At the camp meeting on Friday night, Mark Chambers and Jaime Alvarez-Calderon previewed drill videos and led discussion about the design. “We are pleased with the progress and content of the design as well as the feedback that we are getting from the corps and staff. We hope to make this show a Crossmen Fan Favorite” said Mark Chambers, Corps Director.
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