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Nearly 400 Apply To Participate In Inaugural Parade

The Cadets received nearly 400 applications from current and past members, all seeking a spot in the 56th Presidential Inaugural Parade on Jan. 20th in Washington, D.C. Corps administrators will pour over the applications through the weekend and release the parade roster of 150 members by Tuesday, Dec. 16th, according to Justin Heimbecker, Assistant Director […]

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Lake Erie Thunder Hires Roy Mitchell As Brass Arranger

For over 25 years Roy has been working hand in hand with music educators to conceive compositions and arrangements that are not only fresh and exciting, but also a challenge for students. He believes that the unneeded “watering down” of the music only undermines the music education process. The arrangements and compositions of W. Roy […]

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Glassmen Mourn For Alumni Alfred (Alfie) Fox

The GLASSMEN Family, past and present, are mourning the loss of one of their own. Alfred (Alfie) Fox, a former member of the GLASSMEN Front Ensemble, passed away early in the morning on Monday, December 8th, outside of the West Point Military Academy, where he was a Cadet in the 2010 graduating class. Read the […]

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Cadets Holiday Wishes Being Sent Your Way

Soon alumni, supporters and friends of the Cadets will open their mailboxes to discover warm and sincere holiday wishes from the corps that for 75-years has changed thousands of lives. Your connection to the Maroon and Gold might be as a member from long ago, an always dependable volunteer, or a fan whose support never […]

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In The News: Drum And Bugle Corps Led By Decorah Native At Inauguration

"We promise to make Iowa proud." That’s what Decorah native Greg Orwoll had to say Tuesday after receiving notice that the Colts Drum and Bugle Corps, based in Dubuque, had been chosen to perform at the Jan. 20 inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama. The Colts were one of only 100 groups chosen from a cadre […]

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DCI Releases “Silver Bells” Holiday Compilation

Just in time for tree-trimming and family gatherings in front of the fireplace, Drum Corps International has just released a new seasonal audio product on the DCI Fan Network. This exciting package includes 10 "classic cuts" of your favorite holiday music from World Class performances spanning the history of Drum Corps International. For only $3.49 […]

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Single-Night 2009 DCI World Championship Tickets Now Available

After a long-anticipated wait, single-night tickets for the 2009 World Championship events at Indianapolis’ brand new Lucas Oil Stadium are now available! Tickets are sold exclusively through Ticketmaster and can be ordered online at Ticketmaster.com or charged by phone at 317.239.5151. Read the rest of the article here.

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In The News: Dubuque Colts To Perform In Inauguration Parade

The event of a lifetime. That’s the way some members of the Colts Dubuque Drum and Bugle Corps describe their opportunity to march in Barack Obama’s Inauguration parade. High School Students Anna Rechtenbach and Casey Hallahan are getting ready for what they say could be the biggest event of their lives. Rechtenbach said, "I think […]

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Boston Crusaders 2009 Outlook

As the Boston Crusaders approach the conclusion of the second round of brass and percussion auditions, the outlook for 2009 is strong. With veteran retention up 200% over last year, a talented group of returning members from previous years establishes a firm base to build on for the coming season. Discussing audition turnout and talent […]

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Connecticut Hurricanes Announce 2009 Program

The Connecticut Hurricanes program coordinator Jim Dugan announced today that the Hurricanes 2009 program will be titled "The Gold Rush". The announcement came at the corps open house/first rehearsal with over one hundred and ten returning and prospective new members. The opener will be "Gates of Gold: Call of the Mountain" by Joseph Curiale which […]

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