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The 37th Kingswood Scouts Drum & Bugle Corps are pleased to announce their return to the British Youth Bands Association circuit as our main competing activity for 2007. As part of the corps development plans in 2006, we have been planning to return to BYBA for the 2007 season. Read the rest of the article […]
December 16th, 2006 | Filed under British Youth Band Association | Read More »
The Blue Barons, 1985 DCUK Champions, are hosting a reunion for all its past members from its inception in 1979 until its folding in 1987. The venue is the Langside Halls on the 28th December at 19.30. We have the Brass Monkeys performing on the night. All ex members and parents are welcome to come […]
December 15th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »
Drum Corps Europe has presented the list of participants for the DCE Championships 2007. Many well-known top corps have once again signed up to compete for the European title, whilst a few interesting new participants will also be performing. This coming year will see drum corps competing from the Netherlands, the UK, Germany, Belgium, Sweden […]
December 14th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps Europe | Read More »
The Presidents of DCN and FC Dordrecht will sign a contract on Friday. Several media have been invited for a special press meeting, where an extended explanation will be given concerning the plans. FC Dordrecht president Ad Heijsman and DCN president Kees Bourquin have negotiated that both the DCN Finals, on Saturday September 8, 2007, […]
December 14th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps Netherlands | Read More »
The British Youth Band Association (BYBA) and Marching & Performing Arts United Kingdom (MPA-UK), representing both Drum Corps United Kingdom (DCUK) and Winterguard United Kingdom (WGUK), are pleased to announce that, following the first official meeting between the two organisations, a new Strategic Partnership has been formed to ensure, following the successful Europe wide talks […]
December 12th, 2006 | Filed under British Youth Band Association | Read More »
The Forgemen had the privilege of being invited to play the National Anthem and entertain the 5,600-strong audience at the Sheffield Steelers v Nottingham Panthers ice hockey match. The game ended with a 4-3 victory for the Sheffield Steelers after a penalty shoot-out. The brassline (and four little helpers!) performed the National Anthem at the […]
December 10th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »
The DCUK management team are pleased to report further news regarding the 2007 summer season; planning is well under way and we are now able to confirm the dates of the three summer spectacular competition events along with the date for the 2007 British Drum Corps Championships. In mapping out the DCUK season the team […]
December 10th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »
During the month of November the corps has made exceptional progress in all sections. The corps has increased in size and quality in all sections, the progress made at rehearsals has been extremely successful and very satisfying for everyone involved. The membership of the corps has nearly doubled from the numbers that we marched in […]
December 5th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »
DIO Drum & Bugle Corps from Dordrecht, The Netherlands, are urgently in search of new members for the percussion/pit, brass and color guard for the coming season. For next season to be a good product, the arrival of new members is a must. If new members come, we can start preparations for our jubilee year. […]
December 4th, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps Netherlands | Read More »
Drum Corps United Kingdom are pleased to confirm that following the adoption of the DCE designed Competition Manual, DCUK is making another positive step on the road to embracing the future. For the 2007 summer season DCUK has decided to plot a new course with regards to its approach and administration of the Judging at […]
December 2nd, 2006 | Filed under Drum Corps U.K. | Read More »