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I appreciate anyone that tries to reach out, and I hope that one day people can just appreciate band versus criticize the packaging. I host a show that comes on every Sunday at 8pm EST called The 90 Degree Show and we are the 'first take' is you will of show style marching bands. We also have a forum called The 5th Quarter Forum similar to this forum. I just want to put out there that there is no lack of interest with Drum and Bugle Corp and nothing but respect comes from the 'show style' community in regards to DCI and is appreciative of the integrity of technical skills. The level of competition and performance only helps someone that goes back to their college band..(HBCU or PWI) We often applaud the precision in formations and patterns of motion. How do we do this..by getting the experience in other avenues to learn. I didn't want write that much, but that certain tone of white vs. black in this topic, gets me angry where there is nothing but positives that both sides can learn. Shot out to Bluecoats and I will be talking about this on my show tonight at 8pm EST. here: http://bit.ly/1A7Kiqi

Stuart Pompel was a founding instructor of Pacific Crest in 1993, and has served as its Executive Director since 1996. He has led the growth of the organization from a small performing group to a nationally recognized arts education organization, and a member of the Drum Corps International World Class. Stuart has nurtured relationships between Pacific Crest and corporate leaders to benefit the community. Please call in and talk to Stuart at (718) 664-6025. Find out how Stuart made this wonderful organization a reality. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast Click here for today's episode: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marchingpodcast/2012/09/09/choppin-it-up-with-stuart-pompel

Stuart Pompel was a founding instructor of Pacific Crest in 1993, and has served as its Executive Director since 1996. He has led the growth of the organization from a small performing group to a nationally recognized arts education organization, and a member of the Drum Corps International World Class. Stuart has nurtured relationships between Pacific Crest and corporate leaders to benefit the community. Please call in and talk to Stuart at (718) 664-6025. Find out how Stuart made this wonderful organization a reality. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast Click here for today's episode: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/marchingpodcast/2012/09/09/choppin-it-up-with-stuart-pompel

Stuart Pompel was a founding instructor of Pacific Crest in 1993, and has served as its Executive Director since 1996. He has led the growth of the organization from a small performing group to a nationally recognized arts education organization, and a member of the Drum Corps International World Class. Stuart has nurtured relationships between Pacific Crest and corporate leaders to benefit the community. Please call in and talk to Stuart at (718) 664-6025. Find out how Stuart made this wonderful organization a reality. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast Check out our website at: http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Stuart Pompel was a founding instructor of Pacific Crest in 1993, and has served as its Executive Director since 1996. He has led the growth of the organization from a small performing group to a nationally recognized arts education organization, and a member of the Drum Corps International World Class. Stuart has nurtured relationships between Pacific Crest and corporate leaders to benefit the community. Please call in and talk to Stuart at (718) 664-6025. Find out how Stuart made this wonderful organization a reality. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast Check out our website at: http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Stuart Pompel was a founding instructor of Pacific Crest in 1993, and has served as its Executive Director since 1996. He has led the growth of the organization from a small performing group to a nationally recognized arts education organization, and a member of the Drum Corps International World Class. Stuart has nurtured relationships between Pacific Crest and corporate leaders to benefit the community. Please call in and talk to Stuart at (718) 664-6025. Find out how Stuart made this wonderful organization a reality. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast Check out our website at: http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast http://themarchingpodcast.com/

Tim Hinton is a composer and arranger writing for concert bands marching bands and part of the host team of The Marching Roundtable. The Marching Roundtable is a place for discussion on important topics in the marching arts.Tim also serves as a consultant for all aspects of marching shows, from show concepts to drill and color guard. Tim marched with the Phantom Regiment Drum and Bugle Corps of Rockford Illinois for three summers (1980-82). won the DCI Individual and Ensemble Competition on french horn in 1982, being the first person in DCI history to receive a perfect score of 100 in individual competition. Please call in and talk to Tim at (718) 664-6025. Find out about Tim's inspriations and insight on a great career in the marching arts. You can email the show at marchingpodcast@gmail.com or tweet us @marchingpodcast