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Just on the Yea site: http://www.yea.org/site/News2?page=NewsArt...ws_iv_ctrl=1002 The cadets to introduce "voice and narration" at the next camp!!

Well......dont count Surf out. One of there major problems, Visual, has been addressed. With the addition of many former ECJ staff, their visual design team and instructional team is loaded. GO SURF!!

Ok, I know im about to get a very mixed responce for this......but hey, let's have some fun!!! Will the Crossmen make finals this year?? Personally, I think they will. Go bones

Jersey Surf 2007: Jersey Surf Show

Well, I am in almost the EXACT same situation as the guy who started this thread.......My proffesor is also a performer of high quality, and he really does not support corps at all. I am a freshmen Music Ed major. I marched my junior and senior years of high school and have had the greatest experiences of my life. I teach at a local high school, which had football games, competitions, rehearsal, ect.....when ever I had to attend those activities, my proffesor seemed supportive, considering I was already teaching. What I dont think my proffesor understands, is that all the knowledge that I was teaching, was experience that I gained from Drum Corps. Because of my proffesor's stubborness, I try to just leave the subject of Corps alone. I go about my business doing what I need to do to succeed in both College and Drum Corps. One thing I find interesting, is that with-in our studio whenever we have a studio MasterClass, many of the issues that come up in ones playing are often solved by a drum corps student speaking up with technical advise gained from their experience. The whole time, the proffesor is nodding and agreeing with what the student is saying. I find that interesting. I love my proffesor, and agree with and value all his teaching and advise, but I believe that he is mistaking when it comes to DCI. I would reccomend that everyone give corps a shot. It may or may not be for that individual, but if it is what you want, GO FOR IT!!

Ok, 2006 was good too. I just don't think the sound quality was at the same level in 2006.

CROWN 05' impact points!! What a sound!! It wasn't your normal loud. It was the tone quality, and complete in-tune playing that made it loud. :)

What a great night it was. The Jersey Surf home show. Check out the Video at www.jerseysurf.org!!!!

Correct me if I am wrong, but don't the Cadets, SCV, and BD own their own fleet of buses? I think personally, if Surf went D1 they would be one of the greatest success stories in a long time. Even though they have not been on top the past few years in D2, I think just the label itself as Div 1 would draw more people to the corps. The Crossmen move would also greatly improve the individual talent level of audition kids. They have a firm foundation in both legistical and interest aspects, with record turnouts to camps last year.

It should be a great night. This will be another memorable experience to come from the Jersey Surf. Read on www.Jerseysurf.org "BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR for first-come first served seating"

I was looking over some of the corps websites and found a few camp videos from Surf. There is some pretty sweet stuff. www.jerseysurf.org

http://www.readingbuccaneers.org/springpre...ffe3122ce2c04c6 Check it out!!

Guys it's Drum Corps. There is going to be competition. You can't honestly say that Academy is going to win with no competition.... get real. How about surf??

Surf is still on Gs

Jersey Surf is still on Gs. It just seems to be their thing!!!!